Pilots share love of vintage warbirds and air show life
Pilots describe restoring World War II aircraft like the Helldiver and Stinson L5G for air shows. Restorations cost money from show appearances and merch sales, with FAA approvals for many repairs. The work is demanding yet rewarding, as crews recount long hours and frequent headaches.
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Mr. Brockhart
Betty Grable
Mike Wells
Wells
CAF
West Texas
Mr. Wells
Keystone
Army
Leo Miltenberger
Pittsburgh
Federal Aviation Administration
Banks name and merger appeal amid cloudy revenue outlook
Banks with Rockefeller ties like Chase enjoy strong name recognition and global reach, especially overseas. Analyst Charles Vincent of PNC Securities notes Chase’s name value. With revenue growth prospects dim for both Chemical and Chase, a merger makes strategic sense and could improve futures for both banks.
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Chase
Rockefeller
Charles Vincent
PNC Securities Corp
Pittsburgh
Chemical
Last Heinkel bomber flies as locals recall WWII air show
A German Heinkel He 111 bomber sits on a Maryland runway as owners tout it as the last of its kind in flight. Veterans and families recall wartime memories at a local air show featuring WWII aircraft, with veterans like Howard and Cauley sharing memories of Burma and the hump.
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London
Mr. Howard
Northeast
Elkton
Howard
Burma
Himalayas
Jesse F. Cauley
Brunswick
Air Force
Tim Demmons Sr
Keedysville
Tina
Tim Jr
Darrell Taylor
Frederick
Vietnam
Hugh Roper
America
Roper
Japan
United States
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Maryland
Tokyo
Indian health services to gain from closing U.S. bases
About $6 million in medical supplies and equipment from closing U.S. bases in Great Britain and Denmark are shipped to Indian health facilities from North Carolina to Alaska. The Defense Department covers transport costs, with $5 million authorized, and expected to add $90 million more over two years as European bases shut down.
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Washington
Air Force
North Carolina
Alaska
U.S
Great Britain
Denmark
Kenneth Bricker
Federal Indian Health Service
Ukraine
Congress
Pentagon
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Vincent Mosser
Minnesota
Indian Health Service
Barrow
South Dakota
Cheyenne River
Alta Tiger
White Earth
Mosser
Defense Department
IHS
Bricker
Summit Talks Strained by U S China Disagreements
Tarnoff’s four day Beijing visit failed to bridge deep gaps on human rights trade nuclear issues and Taiwan. Officials plan a UN meeting in September between Warren Christopher and Qian Qichen as Li Xilin heads to Hawaii for WWII anniversary events. Beijing criticized Taiwan reunification and US links after Lee Teng Hui visa handling.
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United States
China
Taiwan
Tarnoff
Beijing
Warren Christopher
Qian Qichen
United Nations
People’s Liberation Army
Canton
Li Xilin
Honolulu
Chi Haotian
Xinhua
Lee Teng-hui
Cornell University
Lee
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Bill Green
Sam Yu
Gosman
Kristin Gosman
Trevor Gosman
Jason Gosman
Angela Gosman
Tim Gosman
Air Force Thunderbird
Aviation
Park & Beans
Tony
Frederick Produce Cash & Carry
Sth
East
Ee A
Nifda
Witew
Gaon al Deco
Roundhill
Oke
Lipton
Tyson
Frank
Briggs
Bert Stoa
Chesapeake Bay
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