Safety board cites inadequate emergency training for flight attendants
The National Transportation Safety Board says airlines give too little training for flight attendants to handle emergencies and rapid evacuations. FAA is reviewing the findings while industry groups assess the report, noting wide variation in training and that refresher hours often fall short of federal standards.
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N.Y. Times News Service
Washington — Airlines
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
The
Association of Flight Attendants
F.A.A
David Melancon
FAA
Airlnes
Judge strikes down NEA decency standard in free speech ruling
A federal judge ruled the National Endowment for the Arts decency clause unconstitutional as too vague and broad, in a case brought by four artists known as the NEA four. The decision said government power to fund the arts cannot impose content limits despite budget constraints.
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Los Angeles
National Endowment For the Arts
U.S
A. Wallace Tashima
Shocking School Paper Triggers Parent Outcry in Billerica
In Billerica Massachusetts parents confront Parker School after a fourth grade student’s newspaper article titled 15 Ways To Kill Your Sister circulates. The piece describes violent acts while school officials defend it as harmless fourth and fifth grade humor.
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Billerica
Mass
Essey Foley
Parker School
Robert J. Calabrese
Gladys Cerrato
Richard Cogan
Superpowers still short on a new weapons pact
Washington sources report the United States and Russia agreeing that long range nuclear arsenals should shrink further, but they have not yet fixed the numbers or distribution among bombers submarines and missiles. With Boris Yeltsin arriving soon for a summit with President Bush US officials stress continued talks over several days.
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United States
Russia
Boris N. Yeltsin
Bush
Andrei Kozyrev
James A. Baker III
Yeltsin
Baker
Panama
Brazil
Gas Saver developer awarded $22,000 in court ruling
National Fuelsaver Corporation of Boston awarded 22,747 dollars after a federal court ruling. The Platinum Gasaver claims to boost in engine fuel burn by placing platinum in the combustion chamber, increasing efficiency and reducing fuel needed per mile.
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OPEC
National Fuelsaver Corporation of
National Fuelsaver Corp
Gasaver
Joel Robinson
The
Peyeines
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