Free Rides Spark Possible Air Traffic Slowdown
The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization warns three airlines Pan Am TWA and Northwest that a nationwide slowdown could strike soon over denied free cockpit jump seats. Union chief John Leyden says training trips overseas fuel costs and schedules drive the dispute. Northwest faces a current strike while TWA and Pan Am face accommodation limits but airlines defend operational needs.
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Air Traffic Controllers Union
John Leyden
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
Europe
Far East
Leyden
U.S
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Northwest Orient Airlines
Northwest
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TWA
Release of Delegates Seen Differently By Holton Warner
In Richmond AP coverage two Obenshain opponents respond to his pledge to release delegates. Holton doubts impact and questions sincerity, Warner calls it refreshing and urges a convention rule freeing all delegates from instruction. Obenshain cites avoiding a bitter GOP fight and notes a few localities had voted for instruction.
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Warner
Richmond
Richard Obenshain
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John Warner
Dick Obenshain
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Warner and Holton
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Henrico
New Kent
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How to Hortonize the Language
U S Rep Frank Horton calls for room in the dictionary for incentivize while the Rochester Democrat Chronicle rebukes his word choice in an editorial praising his energy speech. Horton replies that incentivize is a good substitute and celebrates coining useful terms.
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U.S
Frank Horton
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
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Frank
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