NTSB SEEKS LENGTHENED TERM FOR CHAIRMAN, EXEMPTION FROM CIVIL SUIT 'LOOPHOLE'
The National Transportation Safety Board wants Congress to lengthen the term of NTSB's chairman from two to four years and to close a "loophole" in civil tort law to prevent use of investigation reports in law suits. Those requests are among statutory changes the safety board is seeking as Congress...
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