European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 25, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 10 the stars and stripes faces a no places monday july 25,1994block Wii flier lands in aviation Hall of Fame. From the associated press. The Man who founded and led the first Squadron of Mack . Aviators in world War ii has joined the Wright Brothers Amelia Earhart and others in aviation history. Benjamin o. Davis jr., Leader of the Tuskegee airmen and three other aviation pioneers were inducted saturday into the National aviation Hall of tame in Dayton Ohio. The others Are Collett Everman Woolman who founded Delta air lines Robert Gilruth who served As director of nasal a manned spacecraft Center and Carl Norden who developed gyroscopic instruments used in flight control and weapons systems. Form Crest Pilot a. Scott Crossfield read a letter from president Clinton praising the aviators. A your Hon Orges have distinguished themselves As Brave explorers of aviation. They have contributed to the safety and performance of our aircraft and to the availability of air travel to the people of the Davis and Gilruth the Only inductees still living attend the ceremony because of poor health organizers said. Davis 81, lives in Arlington and Gilruth 80, lives in Charlottesville a. Reached at his Home saturday Davis said he was surprised by the Honor. A it Means just about everything to me a Davis said. A i never expected it to happen. Obviously in a delighted and very honoured by my Davis Tuskegee airmen were a group of More than 900 Blacks who trained at Alabama a Tuskegee army flying school before the armed forces were integrated in 1947 by order of president Truman. About 450 Tuskegee fighter pilots fought Over North Africa Sicily and Europe in world War ii. Sixty six were killed and 32 others were shot Down and captured As prisoners of War. Davis was also the first Black graduate of the . Military Academy at West Point n.y., and the nations first Black three Star general. Among a number of air Force posts he served As Deputy chief of staff for operations for the . Air forces in Europe from 1959 to �?T61 in Germany. A after his retirement from the air Force in 1970, he became the first director of the civilian aviation safety Board and later served As an assistant . Secretary of transportation. Just Bill goes to reunion president Clinton reliving High school 30 years out said saturday that although he played in the school band and enjoyed his friends Many people probably considered him a a at hot Springs High school in hot Springs ark., Clinton also was Active in the math and latin clubs played a part in the play arsenic and old lace got Good grades and met president Kennedy when he went to Washington d.c., As a Delegate to boys nation. Many of his classmates remember him As fun popu a i. A. L. A. A a a a a f1 a a j i i. Al a a a a a Fiti a a \ hounded at dachshunds break from the starting Gate As their handlers coax them along the track in the Wiener dog nationals race at the Woodlands Racetrack in Kansas City kan., on saturday. Four Short legged races 110 Yards a were held for those competitors willing to go the distance. Lar and considerate. Clinton attending the 30th reunion of the class of 1964, talked about it As he stood outside the current hot Springs High school. The building is new since his High school Days but carries an inscription proclaiming it a Palma mater of president Bill a what kind of person were you like in High school a someone asked. \ a Well i Wasny to a Jock a Clinton replied. A a lot of people probably would have said i was a nerd but i liked my friends i liked music i liked the activities but i liked to study asteroid named for Zappa Many thought Frank Zappa a music was from another planet. Now ones been picked out for him. Besieged by letters and email a Cambridge mass., astronomy organization on Friday named an asteroid that orbits Between Mars and Jupiter a Zappa Frank after the ate musician a i done to recall a lobby quite As extensive As this one a said Brian g. Marsden director of the International astronomical unions minor planets Center Zappa died in december at age 52 after battling prostate cancer for two years. Outrageous and irreverent he fused jazz classical and Rock music behind lyrics that often tested the limits of free speech. Zappa a Best Sellers were usually parodies such As 1982 s Valley girl that spoofed the mall crowd and 1979�?Ts dancing foot that made fun of the disco craze. Osmond Niece wins pageant. A 4 a a a i. 1 a Quot Amy Osmond Niece of entertainers Donny and Marie Osmond won americans Junior miss 1994 Page cant in Mobile ala., saturday emerging from a Field of 50 contestants to claim a $30,000 College scholarship. 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