Reform air regulation spurs call for lower fares
Editorial argues Congress should overhaul aviation rules to allow a competitive market in air fares. Cites Wall Street Journal findings on industry profits and cites GAO estimates of consumer overcharges. Describes coalition led by American Conservative Union and Aviation Consumer Action Project pressing for deregulation.
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Congress
Wall Street Journal
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
General Accounting Office
American Conservative Union
Aviation Consumer Action Project
Law bars discrimination in licensing and nightlife rights
A quoted law bans discrimination on many grounds and aims to protect patrons and workers, including children. The DC Alcoholic Beverage Control Board refused a liquor license applicant who vowed not to allow underage spectators for go go dancers, highlighting the need for careful legal rights enforcement.
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D.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Terminal Dumb and the Decline of a Mother
Erma Bombeck riffs on terminal dumb a self described family illness seen as premature senility by teens. she recalls a mother who slips into forgetfulness repetitious speech bad grammar and brittle memory, then miraculously recovers after marriage and family strain.
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Erma Bombeck
Anderson Herald Item Promises Local News Update
A fragmented Anderson Herald page snippet shows garbled text and stray characters suggesting a local news brief or column outline. It references dates and prices in unclear form, with no coherent events or names clearly readable.
Reader praise for a snow removal official and his department
A reader defends a public works chief and crew for tirelessly clearing snow and maintaining heat and sidewalks. She lauds his dedication during winter storms, noting his attention to residents while facing criticism and hospital stays. Tomas Dillard signs as concerned daughter-in-law.
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Father Bell
Latmost
Tomas Dillard
Clean America pledge against roadside littering
A reader Linda Ludek urges immediate action against winter roadside littering. She cites disrespect for the country and calls for universal civic effort during TV time to halt pollution and preserve a cleaner, prouder nation for future generations.
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America
Linda Ludek
Resent immigrants by PAUL HARVEY in Ilford election
Immigrants stir British resentment not by color but economics as Ilford voters lean Conservative amid high turnout and stark warnings from Labour on immigration. The piece argues open-door policy harms newcomers first in prosperity and notes National Front but focuses on bread and butter issues shaping votes.
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Paul Harvey
Britain
National Front
Conservative
Margaret Thatcher
Asia
Caribbean
London
Ilford
Labor Party
Labor
Vivian Benall
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Editor's Outlook The Subtle Gags
An editor's outlook on Latin American press freedom after a midyear IAPA meeting in Cancun. Violeta Chamorro accused Somoza of orchestrating her husband Pedro Chamorro's murder, while editors warn of evolving tactics to suppress information.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Cancun
Mexico
Violeta Chamorro
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Managua
la Prensa
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Cvil
Somoza
Inter American Press Assn
APA
Argentina Hills
IAPA
George Beebe
The
Miami Herald
el Salvador
Guyana
Croveence Tt
Jamaica
Daily Gleaner
Daily News
Jamaica Development Bank
St. Vincent
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Colombi
Unesco
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Britain’s racism debate tied to economy and culture
Washington dispatch notes British thought on immigration and race as a political issue. Economists warn unemployment and low pay for native workers risk sparking tensions, while cultural fears about preserving a unified society run alongside debates over Thatcher era policies and Conservative reactions to immigration.
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Copley
Washington
America
Little Isle
Margaret Thatcher
England
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Anderson Herald
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