Clinton creates independent Air Traffic Organization within FAA
President Clinton announced an executive order to move air traffic control into a separate Air Traffic Organization inside the FAA. The overhaul aims to speed modernization, reduce delays, and address growing demand, while keeping ATC under federal oversight rather than full privatization.
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Florida Supreme Court weighs presidential dispute fate
Florida high court faced with Dec 18 deadline to appoint electors as election impasse could shift to Congress. Justices probed authority to intervene amid US Supreme Court ruling on late recounts. Boies and Richard spar over constitutional power and limits of court review.
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Clinton hails Ethiopia Eritrea peace treaty paving border talks
President Clinton credited the Ethiopia Eritrea peace pact for ending a long regional war and enabling border demarcation of a 620 mile disputed line. The accord, signed in Algeria on Dec 12, involves prisoner exchanges and civilian releases with U S and OAU help.
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Florida Supreme Court Justices Profile in 1994
The article profiles justices Leander J. Shaw Jr., Charles T. Harding, and Stephen D. Anstead, noting Shaw’s 70, Harding’s 65, and Anstead’s 63. It covers Shaw’s Korean War service, Howard Law degree, teaching at Florida A&M, and 1983 appointment. Harding’s Wake Forest degrees and Jacksonville judge career. Anstead’s UF degrees, Jacksonville upbringing, 18 years as appellate judge, and 1994 appointment.
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Supreme Court Justices Pariente Lewis and Quince Retained
NY native Barbara J. Pariente 51 on the Florida Supreme Court, Palm Beach County voter concerns over ballots helped presidential vote count disputes. Lewis, 52, of Beckley WV roots, Florida Southern College alumnus and University of Miami law grad, was appointed in 1998 and retained on Nov 7. Quince, 52, first Black woman on the court, Howard zoology and Catholic University law degrees, appointed days before Chiles died in 1998 and retained on Nov 7.
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