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Lincoln Journal in Lincoln, Nebraska

09 Jun 1977

Page 4

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Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1977

Page

4

Reporters share almost $1 million in congressional freebies

Washington coverage comes with perks including free parking and offices. Rep. Obey notes reporters benefit from press galleries, telephones, libraries and exclusive dining rooms at taxpayer expense. The debate centers on conflicts of interest and whether perks should continue.

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Lincoln, Neb Touche Newhouse News Service Washington Joe Senate Senate Press Gallery U.S. Senate Press Gallery Congress David Obey Dwis Wisconsin Press Assn Capitol Hill Obey House Capitol Congressional
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Ford recall looms after fatal fan blade failure

Motorist Roger Keyes, 24, died after a 1972 Torino fan blade broke while he worked on a Ford. NHTSA notes 185 complaints and 13 injuries across up to 6.2 million 1970 77 Ford cars and light trucks. Ford delays confirm lack of information on Keyes death.

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Detroit Ford Joan Claybrook National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA Roger Keyes Rockwood Mid Keyes Raymond Digue Sr Ford Motor Co General Motors Ms. Claybrook
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O'Hare Control Tower Shut by Violent Thunderstorm

A severe thunderstorm with driving rain and hail forced the temporary shutdown of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport control tower. FAA spokesman Neal Callahan said the evacuation lasted about seven minutes as winds topped 70 miles per hour. The event marked the first such shutdown.

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Chicago O'Hare International Airport Federal Aviation Administration Neal Callahan FAA Callahan
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