Eagleton faults tests on F15 versus much costlier F14
Senator Eagleton charges defense chiefs blocked public release of Edwards AFB tests showing the Air Force F15 outran the Navy F14, despite higher costs. He says the fly off occurred at civilian request and the results were kept secret to shield Navy pride. Pentagon denies a formal fly off.
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Suit planned over denying women priests at Episcopal Church
Lawyers in the United States plan to sue the Episcopal Church for denying women priests, with a civil action to be discussed by bishops at the Mexico conference. The hotly debated issue looms as the house of bishops weighs ordaining women amid prior invalidations and canon charges against two bishops who assisted in women’s ordination.
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Mexico
United States
Episcopal Church
Conference of Episcopal Bishops
Robert L. Dewitt
House of Bishops
National Episcopal Church of the
Mexico City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Jose Antonio Ramos
Costa Rica
Dewitt
Pennsylvania
Ramos
de Witt
New York City
General Convention
Op Allin
FCC to publish guideline for children's TV shows
The FCC tentatively plans a general guideline urging stations to devote a reasonable amount of programming to children, with emphasis on educational content. A 30 page draft covers programming and an approved advertising code that would cut children's program ads to 9.5 minutes on weekends and 12 minutes on weekdays by 1976.
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FCC
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
National Association of Broadcasters
Penny Charren
Action For Children’s Television
Alabama
Health Answers and Pain Free Treatment Claims
Reader questions plague fear of spinal therapies while Precision Chiropractic touts a 1BQI inch pressure technique. They claim reduced force, a perceptive spinal impulse, and faster relief versus older methods, with a price of 300, plus annual calls and promotions.
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Phismane
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Meany objects to WIN plan for welfare work incentives
In a letter to Labor Secretary Brennan, APT-CIO President Meany urges dropping proposed work incentive regulations. He argues 4.3 million unemployed and 1.3 million welfare recipients lack jobs or adequate training, calls job search rules vague and says they would punish welfare children. He demands withdrawal and quicker actions to restore work.
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UPI
Labor Department
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George Meany
Labor
Peter Brennan
Meany
Department
WIN
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