U.S. low-cost OTC travel boom fuels summer tours
In six months OTCs have expanded high‑volume low‑cost tours to millions, offering some 7,500 flights to major tourist hubs such as Las Vegas, Hawaii, Miami Beach, and Hong Kong. Tour operators plan to add Africa and communist countries later, with Israel singled out as a major upcoming charter destination. The program promotes savings up to 50 percent and broad access previously restricted by policy.
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OTCs at half year mark reveal benefits and risks
An up to date report explains OTCs offer low cost and convenience by pooling airline seats, hotels, and tours through tour operators. It highlights significant savings on trips from New York to Haygan, and Honolulu, with escrow protections and optional side trips. It notes enrollment timelines and potential for forfeiture if you drop out.
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Pennsylvania House mulls softer marijuana possession penalty
The Pennsylvania House faces further debate on a bill to reduce penalties for possessing under 30 grams of marijuana and eight grams of hashish to a summary offense with a $100 fine. Public hearings in major areas showcased loud arguments as the House committee weighs sending the bill as committed, adding amendments, or voting it down.
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Goldwaters Mail Sparks Backlash From Arizona Allies
Paul Harvey notes Sen. Barry Goldwater faces criticism from Arizona constituents over intemperate remarks about Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. Letters in Phoenix and Tucson papers reflect displeasure as Goldwater seeks national attention, while he cautions against endorsing either candidate.
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Ford's political courage by Jim Bishop
Washington column notes President Ford showed political courage by ordering base closures, backing fiscal reforms to aid New York City, and advancing Kissinger tours despite primaries. It cites confidential White House minutes from May and details foreign policy priorities amid election pressure and budget restraint.
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Ali Fight and Television Ratings Speculation Run On
A jagged report blends boxing talk and TV data. Hans Garagiola and Richard Dunn debate pre fight plans while Dunn bickers about security and spectators. Cuban forces, Angola, and MPLA politics surface in intelligence notes. Nielsen figures project strong audience to Ali bout with high home reach in Fun City and Los Angeles. prior fights drew large national viewership.
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