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...hydraulic tubing. The major airlines are spending as much as or more than before on maintenance of their fleets. But to deal with any carrier that lacks the will or money to meet the Government's stiff standards, FAA must have enough inspectors to scare the corner cutters and punish the violators. Yet while the volume of traffic has exploded, the Reagan Administration's early budget cutting produced a reduction in the number of FAA inspectors from 1,748 to 1,494. Only in the past three years has the force been rebuilt to its present 1,813 inspectors...
...Capitol Hill that Reagan probably could not win. The Administration will have all it can do next month to persuade Congress to release the final 40% of the $100 million in aid for the contras that it approved last year. The fear that Congress might cut off aid to punish the White House for slipping Iranian arms-sale profits to the contras has faded; reliable nose counters like Senate Republican Leader Robert Dole discern a majority in favor of continued help. But it is an extremely thin one -- perhaps 51 to 49 in the Senate -- and vulnerable to any change...
Harvard dismissed Darsee and subsequentlyestablished a standing committee on facultyconduct to investigate and punish research fraudcases...
...that Sakharov would never be allowed to leave the Soviet Union because of his knowledge of state secrets. After that she spoke openly about the hardships her husband had endured and campaigned passionately for his release. When she returned to Gorky in June, Soviet authorities did not try to punish...
...deadlines "are not an attempt to frighten people," said Kuwabara. "We don't want to punish them...