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FAA chief predicts full staff by 1982 end resilience
FAA Administrator J Lynn Helms told Congress the agency will add 13 000 air traffic controllers by year end 1982 a 50 percent rise and reach about 90 percent of normal flights by September next year He defended training standards at Oklahoma City and across towers promising no safety concessions while safety board chair King warned the timetable may slip to 1985 He said no controller will work more than 44 hours a week by month end and plans to recruit more instructors from 3000 plus retired controllers.
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