Editorial on Airline Regulation Deregulation and Competition
The piece argues against government overreach in private industry and favors deregulation to lower costs and improve service. Citing AEI research and statements by John W. Snow, it suggests competition can preserve safety while expanding economical air travel and maintaining adequate service levels.
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American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
John W. Snow
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American Enterprise Institute
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Air bag ruling nears as Adams weigh options for cars
The federal government nears a final decision on air bags after debates over their safety and effectiveness. Secretary Brock Adams will announce whether to require airbags on new cars, promote seat belt laws, or leave current rules as is. Critics warn of accidental inflation and higher costs, while supporters urge mandatory passive restraints for safety.
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Law of the Sea talks loom large in New York
Washington negotiators lead the United Nations Law of the Sea conference in New York with high stakes and fierce debate. Amb. Elliot L. Richardson says the gathering draws top talent as nations clash over mineral rights, territorial waters, and the common heritage of mankind.
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U.S
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Secrets Revealed of Terror Attacks on U S Oil Grid
Senate hearing unveils alleged plots against offshore platforms refineries and gas pipelines. Maynard Stephens testifies that militants targeted offshore wells and California valves, signaling high risk to the nations energy supply. He warns destruction could trigger an economic tailspin if not secured.
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Justice on the kitchen table in abortion ruling debate
The article argues the Supreme Court ruling on Medicaid funded abortions creates an unequal right, favoring affluent women while forcing poor women to seek unsafe solutions. It condemns the policy as discriminatory, highlighting impacts on welfare mothers and urban Black women amid Carter administration positions and congressional actions.
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