First class air fares Jumping Up April 1
Civil Aeronautics Board increases raise first class fares 4 to 7.3 percent on domestic flights starting April 1 with additional 3 percent coach rises on some routes. Airlines offer discounts 20 to 35 percent for early reservations and late night travel.
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Russia and U S agree to swap nuclear site inspections
Soviet Union to allow on site inspection of its underground test sites in exchange for access to American testing grounds. The pact coincides with a 150 kiloton threshold on nuclear test explosions and leaves peaceful explosion limits unresolved. SALT talks stall with no Brezhnev visit expected this year.
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Horse Sense Answers
A compact list of quiz answers: 1 John Barleycorn 2 Poaching 3 4 Wrists 5 Red Herring. The paired items include Bermuda Berlitz Skelter Bugliosi President Bernstein Pleasure Masters Kennedy Bradlee with letter tags.
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Ford defense budget gains initial congressional support
The Senate Budget Committee backs a 113 billion defense budget for the next fiscal year, closely matching Ford requests. The House Budget Committee proposes 112 billion, rejecting a cut to 107.7 billion. Ford warns he will veto any bill that shortchanges national security while critics note Soviet naval expansion.
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San Francisco Workers Strike Over Pay Cuts
About 1,900 city employees walked out in San Francisco led by building trades workers, shutting city buses and prompting a temporary restraining order. Police said the strike threatened service for up to 18,000 city workers though police and firemen were not involved.
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Callaway acted for Crested Butte ski firm while in Pentagon
Crested Butte Development Corp owned by former Army Secretary Howard Callaway held a board meeting in his Pentagon office five months after his swearing in. Investigations continue into his involvement with the Colorado ski resort, with hearings planned and scrutiny over改 use of government planes for travel.
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Morton named Ford campaign manager with same duties
Washington AP Roger C Morton becomes Ford campaign manager replacing Howard Callaway. He will head fundraising and messaging while deputy Stuart Spencer handles strategy. Morton, a former congressman and ex interior and commerce secretary, signals continuity in the Ford operation amid Callaway's resignation and ongoing probes.
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