FAA grounds DC 10s after Memorial Day crash probe
After a Turkish Airlines DC 10 crash near Paris that killed 346, the FAA ordered a grounding that took effect after the holiday rush. Inspections uncovered loose engine mounts and multiple failures unseen in routine checks, prompting questions about oversight and need for overhaul of inspections and engine assemblies on DC 10 aircraft.
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McMath Steps Down as Virginia GOP Chairman
George N McMath retires as state Republican chairman after five years guiding a dominant organizational machine. A new interim chairman will be chosen Saturday as the Roanoke convention approaches the 1969 off year and looming statehouse elections.
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Letter to the editor on dog problem at Sandy's Mobile Home Court
A Sandy's Mobile Home Court resident blasts owner Robert Sandy for no dog rules and roaming canines. The writer details dog bites, delayed sheriff and dog warden response, and questions funding and accountability for animal control.
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Slush Funds From the FTC
Washington lawmakers decry FTC participation payments funding hot dog tamale and chestnut watchdog groups. The piece questions grants totaling near 1.0 million dollars to public interest outfits, urging equal witness treatment and end to slush funds.
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Carter and Kennedy Dumping Jimmy Drafting Teddy
The piece analyzes the Carter Kennedy dynamic amid Democratic tension with Moynihan noting Carter governs by Kennedy’s sufferance. It covers oil decontrol votes, a possible dump Carter push, state level maneuvers, and Kennedy’s cautious stance toward 1980 renomination and party unity.
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Early Skirmishing in New York for Kennedy Style Primary
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Carter’s New York weakness deepens as Kennedy aligned moves push a Kennedy style delegate plan. White House backing clashes with state leaders as carey and Koch pressure a return to Carter friendly rules with an earlier filing deadline and April 29 primary date. Cuomo signals tentative support for Carter, others view him as weak leader.
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