Jet Lag Is Biggest Blight For European Travelers
The article outlines jet lag as the main vacation blight for travelers to Europe, offering practical tips. It covers packing methods using plastic bags to prevent wrinkling, advice on clothing care, and ways to sleep and manage early morning wakeups. It notes the need for travel supplies like insect repellent and a sleep mask, plus strategies to minimize hotel room disruption. It also suggests bringing instant coffee, tea, bouillon, and tissues to ease travel days and early mornings.
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Associated Press
Shaver
Europe
Baedeker
Huropa
Son J
Chicago
Trayel Tousseau
Travel safety tips for tourists abroad on packing
A guide advises tourists to carry glasses prescriptions and medical info, stay warm with sweaters, and pack a small overnight bag to ease travel. It stresses identifying luggage to avoid lost suitcases and having a ready supply of essentials for a quick return trip.
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Congress faces debate over a new space shuttle program
Washington lawmakers weigh costs and benefits of a proposed space station and shuttle. Critics warn of billions in spending while supporters like Senator Edward Gurney argue the system could monitor Earth, manage satellites, and aid forecasting disasters from a space-based network.
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Washington
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Sven
Waller Mondale
D-Minn
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R-Fla
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Caribbean
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Auckland
New Zealand
Dot Mondale
Mondale Urges Earth Priorities Over Space Shuttle Budget
Mondale argues there are more urgent needs on earth than the space shuttle. He notes NASA's $2.2 billion annual budget and says American taxpayers will likely share his view.
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Mondale
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
West Germany Farm Exports Rise. Space Budget Discussed
West Germany agricultural exports increased 20 percent to 1.1 billion dollars last year with dairy and meat products making up about 30 percent. NASA funding is pegged at no more than 2.5 billion dollars annually, with shuttle aid totaling roughly 7 billion over time. Gurney defends the space program against critics who favor abandoning manned missions for uncrewed advances.
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