Solar energy gains momentum with tax relief push
The ICorry Journal notes solar energy gains in Israel Japan and parts of the United States. Pennsylvania Senate backs a sales tax exemption for solar equipment aiming to cut initial costs and spur home solar conversions. Senator Quentin Orlando urges passage to boost this fledgling industry.
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Williston Fish's imagined will and a life in letters
In a Chicago park a man drafts a whimsical testament for children lovers and youths, gifting nature, stars, and memories. Williston Fish, later a railroad executive, wrote poetry and stories, dying in Western Springs, Illinois, age 81, with unclear if he left a real will.
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Sylvia Porter Reports Low Cost OTC Air Tours Gain Ground
Sylvia Porter notes six month opera breakthrough in low cost air tours saving up to 80 over standard rates. Edward J. Driscoll, president of the National Air Carrier, says charter airlines face fear and friction but OTC flights are increasingly accepted with the UK latest European adopter. Tips advise comparing OTC prices, choosing supplementals for lower cost or scheduled lines for prestige, and midweek departures to save on packages to Hawaii, Las Vegas, and Mexico.
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Mexico
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Using OTCs for Benefit in Travel Packages
The piece explains how to use OTCs to save on travel by choosing experienced packagers offering inclusive packages with round trip air, hotel, and transfers. It notes potential extras like sightseeing and better hotels, stresses comparing packages, and warns about differences in aircraft types and charter rules. It also discusses the new Advance Booking Charter concept and political context around charter travel rules.
Stop Ron course framed with US ambassador push in Panama debate
A tense Washington gathering features Rep James Quillen urging a firm US position on Panama with an ambassador to argue for lease rights and defense contributions. Other lawmakers push for attacking Congress, praising Reagan’s stance, while a note on a FDA grant raises conflict of interest questions. A Riyadh dispatch highlights Saudi Arabia's rising youth minister Saud being groomed for the throne as a broader regional backdrop.
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