Barbie’s flight career showcased at Smithsonian exhibit
An exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum opening June 9 traces Barbie’s careers in aviation from 1961 flight attendant to 1994 space shuttle crew member. It highlights how Barbie reflected changing women's roles in aviation and space, with many dolls donated by Mattel.
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Food stamp rolls fall after years of growth in 1995
The number of people receiving food stamps decreased by more than 1 million from February 1994 to February 1995, falling to 26.76 million. Officials cite improving conditions and welfare reforms, while experts warn the trend may reflect tighter rules and work requirements being phased in by states and Congress.
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Airport opens before repairs at Denver DIA amid bar problems
Denver officials opened the airport despite missing or shallow reinforcing bars in runways and taxiways two days before opening, delaying repairs to May 30. The FAA certified the runways as safe, while a GAO report and federal investigations into the project continue.
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