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Designs for '89: The New Calendars; From Art to Cartoons to Wildlife
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When you grope your way out of bed in 1989, you may need a
calendar that not only tells you the date, but also prepares you with
great thoughts to help face the day. Or maybe just a few small tips
to help you get through it.
There's even a calendar or two to help you get away from it all.
Consider these, for adventurers, would-be adventurers and their fans:
"Flying High," the 1989 Naval Aviators calendar, is obviously
for fans of the men rather than their machines, judging by the
relative size of the pictures. One vote here went for Mr. August,
Lt. Vince (Magic) Cromer, a Sea Hawk pilot, ...
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Air Force officials claim equipment at breaking point
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AIR FORCE WILL TRY TO RIGHT SHIP
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