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Jot Condie, president of the 22,000-member California Restaurant Association, said he's encouraged that the supervisors have not jumped to conclusions. But physiologist John Ruben of Oregon State University in Corvallis argues that Barrick and Showers have jumped to conclusions without studying enough about modern endotherms. The report blames the crew; my research shows that the Board jumped to conclusions based on speculation and closed the incident file," stated Mike Eidson, former Chairman of the Aviation Section of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and lawyer representing nine of the families of the passengers onboard the ill-fated aircraft. |
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