Paint Job
You might describe Bill Shea's career in aviation as "checkered," because he's held so many jobs -- and all of them entailing a lot of responsibility. Then-governor Ronald Reagan named him chief of aeronautics for California, where he served in 1973 to 1974 and oversaw activities at 525 airports in...
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