High-Stress FAA Air Traffic Controllers Face Family Strains
Five Cleveland Center controllers from military backgrounds describe job stress symptoms including high blood pressure ulcers nausea nightmares and jitters. They report coming down from shifts is hard leading to irritability snapping at family and a quest for perfection at home. One plans medical discharge while others remain on duty as management notes psychosomatic issues from the control room’s pressures.
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Immunity sought for Goodwins girlfriend in probe
In sworn testimony Martha Henderson 49 of Elyria acknowledged furnishing evidence to prosecutors in the Eddie Goodwin case. Prosecutors indicated a court order releasing her from prosecution for possible involvement in Anthony Marsho's $320000 state auto tag funds scheme, while it was unclear if Judge Olivito granted immunity. Henderson described delivering documents and a tape recording to prosecutors and recalled holding a $450000 bank draft for Goodwin. Weather: warmer, lows near 30 tonight.
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Martha Henderson
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Lorain County
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Robert Gary
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Anthony J. Marsho
Domenick Olivito
Alabama
Canadian embassy occupied in Beirut brief tense seizure
In Beirut seven gunmen linked to Le banese groups seized the Canadian Embassy in downtown Beirut taking about 20 hostages. Police reported no injuries and the embassy spokesman said everyone inside is safe as negotiations continue. Details on page 3.
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Nixon Mao confer in China amid power struggle hints
Nixon met Mao Tse tung for an hour and 40 minutes in Peking in a private talk described as friendly and wide ranging. Mao asked Nixon to relay regards to Ford while Hua Kuo feng and Chiao Kuan hua attended. A nine course banquet highlighted the visit amid lingering Sino Soviet tensions and signs of leadership shifts after Chou En Lai's death.
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Huang Chen
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White House
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Soviet Union
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Chou En-lai
Richard M. Nixon
Mao Tse- Tung
Crime report shows mixed citywide trends in 1975
Police chief Maurice Flood notes a 37 percent drop in robberies and burglaries while thefts surge. The city crime index rose from 1,547 in 1974 to 2,237 in 1975, with murders and manslaughter down and rapes up slightly. Four new patrolmen will be hired to fill vacancies.
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Flood
Elyria
Faint Nixon FBI hiring brush with history at age 25
Rolling Stone uncovers Richard Nixon once applied for an FBI agent job at 25 but was rejected. Clyde Tolson later queried why not, and John Mohr concluded the FBI could not afford him at the time. By the time funds existed Nixon had another role. Ear is boggled. Breakfast Time details a Washington scene with Liz Carpenter in an elevator and early morning encounters.
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Ex-Post Editor Claims JFK Had Affair With Mary Meyer
A former Washington Post editor now in Mexico says JFK carried on a two year romance with Mary Pinchot Meyer an artist and that they smoked marijuana in a White House bedroom. Meyer was killed in 1964 a man charged with her death was acquitted. The editor was once declared mentally incompetent in 1909 a later order was rescinded.
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