Harvest Time in Capital Tourist Boom
Washington reporters joke that the city’s biggest industries are government and tourists. The Washington Board of Trade says 3.5 million visitors yearly spend about $60 each, mostly in front of the Capitol, White House, Smithsonian, and Mount Vernon, with crowds above 4,000 daily in peak periods.
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Air Force OCS Eligibility Tightened for Applicants
New Air Force officer candidate school rules tighten eligibility. Applicants aged 20 to 26 percent years are now required, with no waivers. Candidates must have two years of college or pass an equivalency exam. Enlistees or civilians within U S territorial limits including Hawaii Alaska and Puerto Rico are eligible.
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