L.A. man's museum is a trove of African American culture. For 20 years, Oran Z. Belgrave has been looking for that box. It's the one the first black G.I. Joe doll came in back in the mid-1960s. He'll pay $200 when he finds it. But that's it -- really it. Belgrave isn't looking to buy more things.
TAMPA -- A Clearwater man arrested at Tampa International Airport last month after security personnel found a box cutter in a hollowed-out book appeared in federal court this afternoon hoping to be released on bail.
Read on for today's "bonus bundle," which are quick quotes from the media involving recent aviation stories. AA, pilots resume talks From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram (free registration): "American Airlines starts an intense round of negotiations with its pilots union
coondoggie writes "Earlier this week the FAA mandated upgrades and updates to aircraft voice and data recorders within the US. The goal of the updates: to assist future investigations with 'more and better data' from accidents and incidents. The 'mandate means manufacturers such as Honeywell and L-3 Communications as well as operators of airplanes and helicopters with 10 or more seats, must
UPDATED: 08 :53 a.m. EST, March 12, 2008 Chuck Yarborough's learning the ropes of box making at Jamestown Container Co. Talk arts, movies, music, dining and more!
UPDATED: 04 :44 a.m. EST, March 12, 2008 Chuck Yarborough's learning the ropes of box making at Jamestown Container Co. Talk arts, movies, music, dining and more!
Last week's release, Black & White is heading towards becoming a major disaster. Having started poorly, the film has dropped further and has even discontinued after a three-day run at some centres.
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a strapline by Black & Decker to promote its Simple Start car battery charger product for being “misleading”.
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