Pilots Strike Halts Overseas Flights While U.S. Service Largely Continues
Striking pilots halted international air travel in a 24 hour move to curb hijacking. Domestic U.S. flights largely continued after a Supreme Court order. Eastern and Northeast faced massive cancellations, with revenues and passenger totals plunging. World Security Council discussed action but produced no immediate decision.
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Autopilot Seen Cause of BEA Fatal Crash
London reports that BEA Trident crash killing 118 near Heathrow was caused by premature wing flap retraction during climb after takeoff to Brussels. Flight recorder showed flaps retracted as Captain Key tried manual control. stall followed at 1,750 feet and 184 mph. Heseltine defended findings against noise-abatement theory.
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Work force reduction eyed in revised welfare system
Washington officials say Nixon welfare reform would need 80,000 new federal employees if approved, 6,000 fewer than current state and county staff. Deputy undersecretary Richard P. Nathan says a uniform automated federal claims and payment system could trim administrative costs. Nathan spoke to the New York Phlone War Association in South Fallsburg.
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Federal judge nullifies Democratic delegate rules
A federal judge ruled three key Democratic National Convention delegate rules unconstitutional including racial and gender proportioning. The decision could affect the July Miami Beach opening, with a Daley slate and 59 uncommitted Illinois delegates at stake. The judge allowed participation regardless of age race or sex and urged affirmative steps to boost minority and female involvement.
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AMA debate over legalizing marijuana use faces physician backlash
In San Francisco the AMA Board supported abolishing criminal penalties for private marijuana use, prompting criticism from individual doctors who warn the stance may imply endorsement. Delegates expect a stormy session as the 121st annual convention continues, with critics saying more evidence is needed.
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