Time zones clash as Indiana considers shifting to Eastern time
Indiana and Kentucky residents face a tangle of clocks as the state weighs moving five southwest counties from Central to Eastern time. Hearings begin across the tri-state region to gauge public support amid widespread confusion over daylight and standard time. Officials note many live on different time zones due to proximity to Kentucky and Illinois borders, and observers warn of impacts on commerce and scheduling if a change is made.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Kentucky
Larry
Anne Manley
Tell City
Manleys
Mrs. Manley
Herman Sherman
Gentryville
Sherman
Spencer Plastics
Dale
Dave Wahl
U.S. Department of Transportation
Illinois
Louisville
Robert Ross
Transportation Department
Hazel Oberhouse
Bud Parker
Oakland City
Farmworker wins Hollywood Park 1 million Handicapping Jackpot
Rodolfo Sahagun, an unemployed farmworker, won Hollywood Park’s 1 million Handicapping Jackpot by selecting winners in all nine races. He learned of the win after the ninth race and will receive 50,000 a year for 20 years pending insurer approval.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Rodolfo Sahagan
Jerry Wilcox
Padua
Sahagun
Wilcox
Navy auditor alleges fraud and theft aboard Kitty Hawk
Former Navy auditor Robert Jackson alleges millions in unaccounted costs and stolen parts aboard the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk. He says records were falsified to hide thefts and sloppy bookkeeping, with crew drifting into overboard disposal of desks and radar gear. An aviation storekeeper, plus six others, face charges in an international ring tied to F-14 parts, while $1 million in equipment vanishes.
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San Diego
Kitty Hawk
Navy
Robert Jackson
Jackson
Los Angeles Times
FBI
Naval Investigative Service
Jim Bates
D. Anthony Gaston
Kitty Hawk Aviation
Iran
Ken Luchka
Gaston
The
Times
Medical Department
Navy Aviation
Antonio G. Rodriguez
Belleau Wood
Naval Submarine
Bangor
Kitsap Peninsula
Allen P. Whitaker
Seattle
Deer strike damages New York Air DC-9 at Dulles Airport
A New York Air DC-9 struck two deer on takeoff at Washington Dulles International Airport, damaging a wing flap and a tire but landing safely. FAA said 32 passengers and five crew were uninjured and the flight to New Orleans had departed LaGuardia. Deer population at the airport lands noted by FAA spokesman.
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Washington
Washington Dulles International
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Dennis Feldman
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Clopem
New Orleans
LaGuardia
New York
Diane Sincluico
Feldman
Micro Computer Supermarket
America
ITT Internation Systems
Afies
Hugger
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