Concorde decision promised soon
Transportation Secretary William T Coleman said he would decide within 30 days whether to allow the Concorde SST to land at U S airports. Hearings on environmental impact were set to conclude today, with limits on flights to New York and Washington and debates over noise and ozone effects.
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Eastern Airlines pilots blamed for safety rule breaches report
FAA found Eastern pilots violated safety procedures during 1972 to 1974 follow ups. Incidents in Charlotte, near Miami, and Houston prompted investigations. FAA and Eastern dispute the report and note improvements while the Kennedy crash in 1975 raised concerns.
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National Airlines strike ends with tentative flight restart
National Airlines plans a limited flight schedule on Tuesday after a 126 day strike by flight attendants over pay hours and benefits. Attendants voted 3-1 to accept the contract raising wages for ten-year veterans to 13 500 annually.
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Reagan Opens Two Week NH Campaign Tour
Ronald Reagan begins a two week bus campaign through snow covered New Hampshire aiming to sharpen his challenge to President Ford in the first presidential primary. He will visit about two dozen small communities in three days before moving to four other states then return for a nine day NH swing.
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Electronic mail threats push USPS to rethink future
Washington AP report says electronic systems may erode first class mail demand. J T Ellington Jr warns competition from digital transfers could cut mail volume, with Social Security payments already shifted to banks. Treasury projects 18 million fewer monthly checks in five years, risking revenue and prompting potential service changes and higher subsidies.
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Doctors Stage Slowdown Hits Los Angeles Hospitals
Doctors in Los Angeles protest rising malpractice costs causing a hospital slowdown. Hospitals set up a radio and telephone network to balance patient loads. Private hospitals may refer cases to five public facilities while emergency crews stay ready for evacuations.
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Campaigning Across States For Republican Nomination
A candidate campaigns this month between seven days in North Carolina Florida Illinois and Wisconsin as part of the pursuit of the Republican presidential nomination.
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