Airlines report record first quarter loss of 190 million
The Air Transport Association said the nation's scheduled airlines lost 190 million in the first three months of 1975, the largest quarterly loss in history. Fuel and labor costs rose while traffic fell, with major carriers all reporting losses or sharply reduced earnings.
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Air Transport Association
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ATA
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Braniff to tell illicit ticket sale
Braniff International Corp says in its annual report it anticipates admitting to the CAB sale of at least 750000 dollars of unaccounted for airline tickets. The report notes many tickets were sold for cash generating over 300000 dollars and some were used for free transportation possibly violating the Federal Aviation Act and IATA rules.
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Dallas
Braniff International Corp
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Braniff
International Air Transport Association
Viet war foe testifies in Haldeman suit
Robert Binner, 26, of Charlotte, testifies he was ejected from a Billy Graham rally in Charlotte Coliseum after being told his ticket was counterfeit. He is a plaintiff in a $1.2 million suit against H.R. Haldeman, H.S. Knight and 24 others linked to Nixon White House.
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N.C
White House
Billy Graham
Richard Nixon
Robert Binner
Charlotte Coliseum
U.S. District Court
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
Secret Service
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Cut-rate coffins go on sale at St Peter State Hospital
St Peter Minnesota AP report notes 39 white elephant bronze caskets priced at 30 dollars each. Army surplus items in excellent condition, once used for indigent burials, now sold after county took burial duties. Buyers include a man who turned one into a wine rack and students who bought one for their instructor.
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ST. Peter, Minn
St. Peter State Hospital
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Mankato State College
Doug Hiza
Uranium hunt speeded by USGS grants across regions
The U S Geological Survey will boost exploration for new uranium deposits under nine grants totaling 240000 in New Jersey Pennsylvania Alabama Texas Arizona Utah and Wyoming. With 12600 tons produced last year, ERDA foresees 100000 tons annually by the early 1990s to meet rising nuclear power demand.
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UPID
U.S. Geological Survey
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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Wyo
Energy Research and Development Administration
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E. N. Harshman
Geological Survey
Uranium and
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