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...trade, cockpit discipline breaks down. One chilling example of this occurred on Sept. 11, 1974, when an Eastern DC-9, on a landing approach, hit the ground near Charlotte, N.C. While descending, the pilot?as the flight recorder later showed?chatted amiably about racial integration, Richard Nixon's pardon and the merits of Japanese cars. The pilot and 71 others died in the wreckage...
Marquette University won the NCAA basketball title last night over North Carolina, and you'll have to pardon me if I don't get some of the details straight. You see it's kinda hard to watch a basketball game when your ballet-crazy brother keeps switching the channel to check out what's happening with the Harlem Dance Company special...
...also called former President Gerald R. Ford's pardon of his predecessor, Richard M. Nixon, "a great mistake...
...said he was "ambivalent" toward Carter's pardon of alleged draft evaders. He added that he thinks Carter has done a good job in trimming the number of bureaucratic positions in the White House staff...
...member of the armed forces of the U.S. and a veteran of Viet Nam, I support President Carter's pardon of the Viet Nam era draft evaders. I urge Mr. Carter to act swiftly to resolve the status of those ex-servicemen with less-than-honorable discharges and those who, as a matter of conscience, deserted...