Air fares cut on London New York routes to beat Laker
IATA airlines including British Airways Pan Am TWA and Air India will cut New York to London round trips to 256 dollars and one way to 146 dollars from Sept 15 through March 31 1978 to outpace Freddie Laker who plans a daily service with fares about 236 dollars round trip and 135 dollars one way Laker won CAB approval for year round service without advance bookings while IATA carriers offer meals and credit card payment.
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Expensive Stutz d Italia convertible hits St. Cloud market
The Stutz d Italia convertible priced at 129000 features power brakes wire wheels and a 24 carat gold trimmed interior with hand built body and Pontiac Grand Prix engine. Dealer Miller says no mink floors available as stock is limited and no unit has been sold yet while a Blackhawk VI sells for 64165.
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Amnesty condemns Nicaraguan killings by security forces
Amnesty International released a 75 page study alleging wholesale killings and mass imprisonment of peasants by Nicaraguan National Guard troops. The report cites torture including rape, mutilation and near drowning with most prisoners likely tortured.
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Federal student loan defaults exceed 400 million yearly
The General Accounting Office estimates nine year costs to taxpayers for federally guaranteed student loan defaults at just over 400 million dollars annually with about one in six borrowers failing to repay. Separately, preparations to open interest sections in Washington and Havana proceed as embassies undergo refurbishing ahead of the scheduled openings. Industrial output rose 0.5 percent in July led by consumer durable goods and business equipment despite ongoing strikes in coal and copper sectors.
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