Ohio S&Ls Open Doors Amid Bank Holiday Aftermath
Ohio officials seek end to the nation’s largest bank holiday since 1933 as more than 2000 Home State Savings depositors press for full refunds. About 69 thrifts closed, 51 seek federal insurance, and a $750 withdrawal cap remains for state insured accounts.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Home State Savings Bank
Richard Celeste
Robert McAlister
State Division of Savings and Loans
Columbus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Xavier University
Mark Stachler
S&l
Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pan Am Pact Faces Rough Seas From Labor Split
Pan American World Airways and the Transport Workers Union pitched a tentative three year plan to cut labor costs and boost productivity. Yet Local 504 leaders questioned the deal and warned they would not push it to members. The pact, passed 12 to 3 by the bargaining committee, offers mostly wage concessions with a 20 percent rise over three years for mechanics and baggage handlers while a prior 14.5 percent raise remains due from earlier concessions.
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New York Times
NEW York
Pan American World Airways
Transport Workers Union
FAA moves to avert summer flight delays
New air traffic procedures will start next month to prevent a repeat of last summer's record delays. FAA plans include route tweaks for New York area flights from the Southwest, faster bottleneck resolution, and looser fore and aft separation rules as rush-hour schedules are adjusted after an airline agreement expires.
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New York Times
NEW York
FAA
Cattle brucellosis rules eyed for three Canadian provinces
The Agriculture Department weighs certifying Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan as brucellosis free with entry tied to a negative test within 30 days and intact herd status. Current rules require two-year intact herds and a 12 month test.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
U.S
F-16 pilots face blackouts amid high G maneuvers in Air Force review
The Air Force weighs remedies after Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports nine fatal crashes linked to extreme gravity. four involved F-16s. Possible fixes include new G-suits, increased centrifuge training, and breathing technique instruction. Separately, reports of a bright fireball across the Southeast spurred FAA scrutiny but officials say no aircraft was involved.
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Fort Worth, Texas
Air Force
Fort Worth
Tennessee Highway
Harold Munger
Chattanooga
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Dennis Feldman
Tenn
Orlando
Fla
Illinois
FAA
Jacksonville
Atlanta Center
Feldman
Gridiron Club dinner roasts Reagan and rivals
At the 100th Gridiron Club dinner in Washington, President Reagan and Vice President Bush were targets of satirical gibes. James A. Baker III joked about Soviet leaders and grain. Geraldine Ferraro teased Baker and mused about a 1986 Senate run while O'Connor’s stance on abortion is noted.
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Washington
Reagan
Bush
Gridiron Club
Treasury
James A. Baker III
Baker
Geraldine Ferraro
Konstantin Chernenko
Chernenko
Washington Post
Larry Pressler
South Dakota
White House
Ferraro
Moscow
Ohio
Ms. Ferraro
the Treasury
Senate
Alfonso M. D’amato
John O’connor
New York
O’connor
Reagan quip sparks mixed reception at dinner
The Washington Post captured remarks from dinner guests who felt the president’s humor did not land with everyone. One guest recalled a jab about grain and farmers: I think we should keep the grain and export the farmers.
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The
Washington Post
Reagan
Congress panel to probe NRC favoritism
A House Energy subcommittee will hold public hearings in May on charges by NRC dissenter James Asselstine that NRC safety decisions favor the nuclear industry and rushed licensing. He says Diablo Canyon approval ignored staff warnings and public hearings, while NRC chair Palladino and others deny misconduct.
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New York Times
Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Energy and Commerce Subcommittee On
Energy Conservation and Power
Edward J. Markey
D-Mass
James K. Asselstine
Asselstine
NRC
Nunzio J. Palladino
Diablo Canyon
San Luis
Obispo
Calif
Commission
Markey
Palladino
Shoreham
Long Island Lighting Co
New York State
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
U S and Japan share nuclear plant maintenance data
A NRC official says U S operators should study Japan to raise performance. Commonwealth Edison LaSalle plant will exchange maintenance data with a Japanese plant to curb unplanned shutdowns and boost operating levels from 48 to 73 percent over five years.
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Glen Ellyn
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Commonwealth Edison
LaSalle
Japan
James Keppler
Midwest
U.S
Keppler
Three Mile Island
Illinois
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