Jet jockey ready to fly again after high court review
Washington AP reports 58 year old jet fighter pilot Phillip Houghton, grounded since 1971, seeks reinstatement as age discrimination laws again reach the Supreme Court. McDonnell Douglas faces possible back pay and a chance to rehire if a district court finds he can fly. Houghton insists he remains healthy and qualified, awaiting corporate decision. The Supreme Court also weighs cases on interstate waste dumping and AT&T antitrust liability in separate actions.
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Queen's Rolls-Royce delivery stalled by strike in London
A Rolls-Royce for Queen Elizabeth II, valued at about 108000 dollars, remains unfinished as 600 auto industry workers strike for higher pay. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders ordered the Silver Jubilee gift to mark the queen’s 23rd year on the throne. The car sits at a Rolls-Royce workshop in Willesden, north London, with completion originally planned by year end.
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Elizabeth
Royre Sailor
Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
Holls- Floyce
Willesden
North Fundinn
Wallace divorce case debated secrecy in Alabama courts
In Montgomery Alabama the state Court of Civil Appeals heard arguments on whether Gov George C Wallace and Cornelia Wallace may keep their divorce proceedings private or require openness. After a Monday hearing the court adjourned the matter to consider the issue further, with objections raised by Mrs Wallace's attorney John P Kohn who argued secrecy serves tyrants.
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Ala
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Veteran held in shootings had 100% mental disability
OMARA Neb AP A former basketball teammate of Ulysses Cribbs says the Vietnam War affected Cribbs who is charged with killing a deputy sheriff and wounding 25 at an Omaha nightclub Cribbs is a Vietnam veteran with 10 percent mental disability He spent two weeks last May in the Omaha Veterans Administration Hospital but left against medical advice Cribbs was ordered held without bond at arraignment Monday The Saturday night incident at Club 9 left two victims in hospitals Monday with ongoing treatment for injuries including those from the shootings
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Omaha Veterans Administration Hospital
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Burns sees improving economy but high unemployment outlook
Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns said the economy is improving and tax and energy programs should reduce uncertainty, boosting business investment and employment. He cautioned unemployment may not fall to traditional levels soon, noting higher female labor participation and welfare programs as factors. He criticized wage legislation for raising hiring costs without productivity gains.
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Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
American Council of Life Insurance
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Carter
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Burma
Median family income climbs $4000 in five years across U S
Government figures from a Census Bureau report show median family income rose to 314.0 percent in 1975, about $4,600 above five years earlier. Alaska tops with $22,422, Hawaii $17,710, Maryland $17,356, New Jersey $16,? and Michigan $16,? as the nation edges past the 1970 census baseline.
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Hawaii
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New Jersey
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Boeing
Maryland and Pennsylvania Lottery Numbers and Poverty Study
Maryland numbers game winner 677 announced while Pennsylvania daily lottery 9-4 is drawn. A Census Bureau study explains 1975 poverty estimates, comparing CPS and new survey methods, noting 24 million Americans in poverty and adjustments for inflation. Includes regional breakdown for Middle Atlantic states.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Middle Atlantic
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Carter's FBI chief pick may withdraw amid health delay
Washington reports indicate Judge Frank Johnson may withdraw as FBI director nominee due to a lengthy recovery from major surgery. Attorney General Bell and Justice officials weighed delaying confirmation as Johnson negotiates whether to proceed or step aside. If he withdraws, Kelley may stay on briefly or an acting director option could be pursued while a new candidate is sought.
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Ala
Justice Department
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Bell
Thers
Jobnet
TE Carter
Aglher Calidate
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
FBL
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Birmingham
Bureau
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Senate
Ferriy
Prisoner Escapes Hospital Nude Walkout Through Manhattan
Police say Harvey Adolphs, jailed on grand larceny and disorderly conduct charges, escaped Bellevue Hospital by walking naked through hallways after a shower, leaving wet footprints and vanishing into a Midtown stairwell near the East River. A guard was distracted. no witnesses reported an on-street sighting.
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Harvey Adolphs
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Adolphos
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