The trouble facing the Air Traffic Control System
     WASHINGTON - March 4, 1998 2:30 p.m. EST -- Gathered at the long
 table in the Cabinet room of the West wing, the president's Cabinet
 recently listened to Vice President Al Gore - "the techno-nerd," as
 some at the gathering have described him - drone on about a technical
 glitch that will hit most computers in the year 2000.
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 Venob talks about Air Show with Dogwood Festival
 By Sam Venable, News-Sentinel columnist
 Warm or chilly, however, with blossoms or without, there's simply
 no better time to be in East Tennessee than during the Dogwood Arts
 Festival. Natives and newcomers alike will attest to that.
 Among the highlights of this year's shindig will be a huge air show
 May 2-3 at the Tennessee Air National Guard Base. The Air Force
 Thunderbirds will perform in F-14s. In addition, a Stealth fighter
 will join the fray. As will the Red Baron Pizza squadron and the
 stunt flying team of Patty Wagstaff and Sean Tucker. Bob Hoover is
 also scheduled.
 "We had an air show in 1995 that drew 180,000 people over two
 days," said Neel.
 Excellent. I hope as many, even more, show up to watch the airplanes
 this time around.
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