FAA order on airport security upheld by court
A federal judge ruled the FAA emergency airport security order justified without notice. The decision upheld requirements for police at boarding gates and screening luggage, with fines for noncompliance. AOCL plans an appeal while leniency may apply to airports in difficulty.
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Vern Haugland
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
John Lewis Smith
U.S. District Court For
District of Columbia
Smith
Airport Operators Council — International
AOCH
Court of Appeals
AQCI
Smmith
PAA
Carr
Alaska oil pipeline OK to be sought in Congress
U S lawmakers plan bills to permit the 800 mile trans Alaska pipeline by Alyeska. court ruling says 1920 Mineral Leasing law too narrow for a wide right of way. Senators Stevens and Gravel discuss approaches incl amending the 1920 act or a specific exception for Alyeska. Court ruling also affects the proposed trans Canada line.
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Alaska
Congress
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Federal Lands
Supreme Court
Ted Stevens
Mike Gravel
Gravel
Valdez
Alyeska
Secretary of Interior
Thority
Stevens
Interior
U S weighs cutbacks to trim state welfare rolls
Washington reports the administration is weighing sharp cutbacks in aid to states for social services to keep families off welfare. Draft rules would tighten eligibility for family planning child care and protective services and make many programs optional or eliminated. The plan limits funds to public money and imposes stricter time frames for past and future aid. Nonprofit sources would no longer fund the state share, with emphasis on reducing welfare dependence.
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Washington
UPI
Dbs Congress
Civil Rights Organization
United Funds
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
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