Airlines Wage Free Drink War On New York Miami Route
The Air War over the New York Miami corridor continues as Eastern National and Delta clash over free drinks meals and movies. National pushes restoring a 151 dollar beverage charge while keeping free movies on many flights. Delta maintains free drinks but rejects movies, saying amenities should be paid by users. Eastern vows to be competitive and may match other offers.
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Ford outlines foreign policy and domestic reforms remarks
Ford urges peace in the Middle East and Africa shaping its own future, notes energy independence shortfalls, calls for energy legislation, criticizes Congress on reforms and spending, defends defense budgets, and presses Congress to reexamine constitutional foreign powers. Weather forecast predicts snow in the Rockies Great Lakes and Plains with rain in the lower Mississippi Valley and Pacific Northwest.
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Power shortages hit utilities as cold storms strain grids
Industrial users relied on secondary fuel sources as freezing weather trimmed supplies. A group of seven electric utilities reduced service or voltage, with some restoration on Wednesday. About a quarter of workers at a Columbus Ohio sleet casting plant remained laid off as reserves were inadequate. A Columbus and Southern spokesman warned that regional utilities face a shared strain with limited backup. Dayton Power and Light cut voltage by 3 percent for a second day due to demand and equipment issues while seeking outside power. Lone Star Gas restored gas to select industries and schools in Wichita Falls and southern Oklahoma.
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Israelis Denounce France Over Terrorist Release
Israelis condemn Frances release of a suspected Palestinian terrorist Abu Daoud who was freed after a French decision. protests intensified with eggs hurled at the French embassy. Foreign Minister Yigal Allon planned talks with advisers on possible responses to the release and the alleged massacre plot tied to the 1972 incidents.
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1976 Economic Shifts and Policy Debate Amid Unemployment Readings
The data show unemployment mainly declined among adult men who left the labor force, with jobless rates dropping from 6.5 to 6.2 percent. In 1976 the yearly unemployment average was 7.7 percent, down from 3.0 percent in 1975, while wholesale prices rose 4.7 percent year over year. Domestic price trends included a 2.7 percent rise in farm and food wholesale costs, and coffee prices jumped 11.4 percent from the previous year. A one time federal rebate helped ease some energy price pressures, and discussions surfaced about FBI leadership as Kelley nears retirement amid broader justice department turnover. Internationally, Israel pressed France over the Mirage sale to Egypt and amid Paris protests, while Daoud defended his release in Algiers and called French authorities political pawns in a tense regional dynamic.
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Hormone Pill Use During Pregnancy Linked to Heart Defects
Boston doctors report a BU Medical Center study showing women who take birth control hormones during early pregnancy have about 18 defects per 1000 births versus 8 per 1000 when not used. Researchers say estrogens and progestogens may disrupt fetal cardiovascular development.
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Schneiders Denies Accepting Jobless Pay While Employed
Washington AP reports Greg Schneiders, once close to President-elect Carter, denies collecting unemployment benefits while earning income from two firms he formed. He says no salary or loans from those firms and plans to stay out of White House staffing. Carter questions linger as U.S. attorney reviews the matter.
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DI SYSTON 16 percent granular insecticide for tobacco
DI SYSTON 16 percent granular insecticide protects tobacco transplants from beetles and aphids from seedling emergence through weeks of growth. Placed in soil before planting, it delivers immediate inside-seedling protection, helping seedlings stay vigorous and ready for quick field establishment. Chemagiro Agricultural Division of Mobay Chemical Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri.
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