Airlines propose fare cuts in major metro routes
Texas International Airlines asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to halve fares on selected early morning and early evening flights between ten major metropolitan areas. The report highlights concurrent global events from AP World News.
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Barbers Hill trustees fund speech therapy and policy changes
Barbers Hill Trustees approved paying 175 dollars upfront plus 30 dollars weekly for a student’s speech therapy and authorized Supt. B L Farmer to hire more therapists as part of a potential 100000 dollar special education program. The board also adopted policy updates affecting student handbooks cheerleader selection and pep squad rules.
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Britain unveils sweeping 4.2 billion cut in public spending
The Labour government announced a 4.2 billion two year reduction in public spending and higher taxes to reverse economic decline. Denis Healey outlined 1.7 billion in next fiscal year and 2.5 billion the following year in spending cuts, with tobacco and liquor taxes rising and a Christmas aid boost for the taxed public. The measures take effect January 1 to help Britain qualify for a 3.9 billion IMF loan.
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Killer Animals: Lovers Bet on Wild Cats Despite Dangers
Excerpt from Killer Animals surveys Americans who keep lions and tigers as pets despite risks. It cites Florida bans since 1975, Florida garage attacks, a New Jersey lion’s predation, a Houston lioness attack, a Washington DC 220 pound lion incident, and a Miami tarzan encounter where actor Steve Hawkes wrestled his pet tiger.
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Houston Coach Praises Lynch Fullback for Aggressive Run
Houston coach Bill Yeoman praises Charles Lynch a five foot seven fullback saying he looks like he jumped on the back of a small hog when running down the field. Also notes a free male Chihuahua needs a home and lists contact James Whitmire at 427-2706.
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Police recover drugs and merchandise in Baytown raid
Police said the raid recovered marijuana and drug paraphernalia including water and pipes made from soft drink bottles. Electronic equipment such as stereos tape decks and citizen band radios were seized for theft checks. Baytown police handle the drug case while the sheriff's department handles the merchandise at Houston headquarters.
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