FAA Tightens Flights At 22 Busy U.S. Airports
The FAA plans to further limit flights at the 22 busiest U.S. airports as winter nears and controller staffing remains tight. After a Sept 9 strike, airlines were capped at 50 percent during peak hours, with a goal to run about 75 percent daily. A loophole allowing extra flights backfired, and now requests must be in writing except emergencies, while planes have been spaced farther apart in the sky.
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Defenders’ cooperation boosts bridge game results
In a Holland Ruitenboer Tourney example, East avoids overruff to promote defense and defeat the declarer. West leads diamonds, East discards wisely, and two trump tricks are lost by the defense. Goren explains four deal bridge strategy and advertises a copy offer.
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Trench warfare on Capitol Hill for Reagan economic plan
Reagan faces long battle to push a broad set of 1982 fiscal and tax proposals. White House aides describe the fight as trench warfare with multiple appropriations bills, tax revisions, and user charges, amid concerns from Congress about rising deficits and high interest rates.
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