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DECEMBER
December 29, 1998
Layoffs
Rod Minott of KCTS-Seattle reports on the layoffs at Boeing in Seattle.
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December
25, 1998
Aborted
Mission
Three balloonists were forced to abandon their quest to travel nonstop
around the world.
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SEPTEMBER
September 7, 1998
Swissair
Update
Investigators located one of the two black boxes from the Swissair
flight that crashed off the Canadian coast.
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September 3, 1998
Lost
At Sea
En route to Geneva, a Swissair jet plunges into the sea, killing all
aboard.
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September 1, 1998
Grounded
Pilots for Northwest Airlines continue a strike that has grounded 1700 daily
flights.
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JUNE
June 15, 1998
Air
Fares
The report on questionable pricing competition between airlines. |
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June 9, 1998
Highway
Pork?
Are the new highway projects a waste of money? |
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June 5, 1998
Back
To School
An increase in errors spurs a retraining program for air traffic
controllers.
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MAY
May 21, 1998
You Are Here
Satellite technology is changing the way we get from point A
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May 20, 1998
High Flier
Wednesday was the last day on the job for Robert Crandall, head of
American Airlines. |
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May 11, 1998
Safe To Fly?
The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered the inspection
of older Boeing 737's to check their wiring.
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MARCH
March 30, 1998
Highways First?
Kwame Holman gives an update on the senate's debate over the
Intermodal Surface Transportation & Efficiency Act (ISTEA).
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March 19, 1998
Continental Airlines' Turnaround
A report on the radical turnaround of Continental
Airlines since the joining forces of Chief Operating Officer Greg Brenneman,
and Chief Executive Officer Gordon Bethune.
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FEBRUARY
February 4, 1998
Name Game
With a comfortable margin of victory in both the House and Senate,
the Republican led Congress renamed Washington National Airport after Ronald
Reagan.
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JANUARY
January 30, 1998
Setting The Standard
The debate surrounding the big three automakers' proposed
National Low Emission Vehicle. |
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January 27, 1998
Emission
Decisions
How will American cars of the future achieve zero air pollution? |
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