Deregulation raised risk in U S air travel study says
MIT researchers found that the period from 1977 to 1986 saw a higher overall fatality risk after airline deregulation, with big carriers improving safety while new post deregulation airlines accounted for most deaths. The study notes several carriers merged or failed, leaving Midway and America West with perfect safety records.
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Walgreens Posts Record First Quarter 1989 Earnings
Walgreen Co reports record net earnings of 24.7 million dollars, 40 cents per share, for the first quarter ending November 30, up 31.4 percent from 1988. Sales reach 1.21 billion, up 8.7 percent, with the drug store division leading growth and margins improving amid strong inventory control.
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Lohse named to First Federal board in Rockford
Walter Lohse, former commissioner of Public Accounts and Finances, joins the board of First Federal Savings and Loan of Rockford. Announcement by David A. Ingrassia, president and CEO, notes Lohse's prior board service with First Federal Savings of Dixon before the 1981 merger.
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Soviet Art Comes to New York Gallery Opening
Mrs Yuri Dubinin opened a Madison Avenue gallery for contemporary Russian art in a UPI report on glasnost cultural exchange. Eduard Nakhamkin and partners plan a Moscow gallery and U.S. and Soviet venues showing past and present Russian and American works with direct artist payments and nonexclusive participation for American dealers. The New York exhibit features 200 works from 1780 1850 golden age with loans from the Russian State Museum and Moscow Pushkin Tropinin Museums. future galleries and tours across New Jersey California Florida are planned.
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Miller Outpaces AnheuserBusch In 1988 Beer Sales
Miller Brewing Co. rose faster than Anheuser-Busch for the first time since 1979, shipping 40.7 million barrels to Anheuser-Busch's 78.6 million as overall U.S. beer volume grew 0.6 percent to 181.6 million. Coors posted the largest gain, with 16.5 million barrels and 5.4 percent growth. Stroh declined 5.4 percent. Heileman fell to fifth as Pabst and others mixed results.
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