Summer in Stockholm reflects Sweden's social democracy
A travel piece portrays Stockholm in summer as relaxed and sunlit, with long days, liberal social policies, and a government deeply involved in citizens’ lives. It notes parental leave, child care, housing guarantees, four to five weeks vacation, high taxes, and a broad archipelago leisure culture, anchored by Old Stockholm and modern urban calm.
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Stockholm
Venice
Provkoket Kooperative Forbundet
AIFS Yuletide Tours Of Britain For Christmas Travel
The American Institute for Foreign Study offers two Christmas tours to Britain. A 15 day package from New York includes flights, transfers, escorted coach travel, stays at Richmond College Campus or Forum Hotel in Kensington, meals, theater and London sightseeing, with Christmas events and a Nutcracker performance. Prices run about 1099 for the campus option and 1399 for the hotel option in double occupancy. departs Dec 22 returns Jan 5. A 10 day version departs Dec 27 and returns Jan 5, priced from 789 to 999. For details contact AIFS Dept PR-1 at Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, Conn 06830 or call (203) 669-9090.
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London
New York
U.S
Britain
Richmond College
Pus
Forum Hotel
Kensington
West End
Stratford-upon-Avon
Bath
Windsor
Canterbury
Dover
Leeds Castle
Festival Hall
London Festival Ballet
United States
AIFS
Dept. Pr-1
Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich
Conn
Icelandair
Scotland
Iceland
Chicago
Perth
Edinburgh
Reykjavik
National Museum of Racing displays silks in Saratoga Springs
Tourism and travel offers span museums, cruises, fly drive tours, and tropical getaways. Highlights include a racing silks exhibit with Queen Elizabeth and Churchill, Exploration Cruise Lines stake by Busch Entertainment, Icelandair Scotland Iceland tour, Champ legend on Lake Champlain, Canyonlands by Night show near Moab, and Alia Jordan Inter-Continental hotel offers.
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National Museum of Racing
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Queen Elizabeth of England
Winston Churchill
Busch Entertainment Corp
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc
Exploration Cruise Lines, Inc
Exploration Cruise Lines
Mexico
Costa Rica
Canada
Alaska
Tahiti
America
Colorado River
Moab Queen
Moab
Utah
Canyonlands
P.O. Box
Eating Like A Bird Says Birds Prefer Real Foods
Sixty million Americans spend over a half billion on birdseed yet much goes uneaten. Wildlife experts say birds are fussy about food and different species choose different foods. Blue jays favor peanut kernels while woodpeckers like beef suet.
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National Wildlife Magazine
National Wildlife
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Baltic Sea
Carolyn Barranca
Carolyn Barranda
News-Post
Vasterlanggatan
Osterlanggatan
Grenadier Guards
Elizabeth
Europe
Carl XVI Gustaf
Sylvia
Sweden
American Institute For Foreign Study
Travel
Teelandair
Bwi
Luxembourg
Upper
New York State
Champ
Lake Champlain
Port Henry
Asia
Royal Jordanian
Alia
Amman
Jordan
Call Alia Tollfree
Hawaii
Arthur Frommer
World Airways
International Adventure Video
Cousteau
the Nile
Israel
This Land Is
Yours
Dick Cavett
The
Grand Canyon
Webster
Suite 120
Palo Alto
Calif
Florida
Thomas. Edison
Fort Myers
Edison
Maryland
World Travel Agency
West 7Th Street
Frederick, Md
Adirondacks
Lake Placid
Cooperstown
White Mts
New Hamp
Old Sturbridge Village
Wiagara Falls
Canadian Side
Ozark Mts
Branson
Eureka Springs
Silver Dollar City
Smoky Mts
Gatinburg
Chimney Rock Park
S.W. Penna
Black Water
Pocono
Ves
Williamsburg Pottery
Grand Ole Opry
Nash
Twitty City
Cass
W. Va
Blackwater Falls
Harper's Ferry
W Va Gr
Canyon of Pa
Corning Glass Works
Skyline Dr.Luray Caverns
Graceland
Memphis
Williamsburg
Carters Grove
Key West
New Orleans
Pensacola
Fla
USA
Taos
San Diego
Las Vegas
Hanover
Lincoln Bus Lines, Inc
W. Elm Avenue
the News
Frederick
Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach Area
Dept. MD
Gail Johnston
Gail Spertzel
Bourbon Street
Pardee World Travel
Call
Jekyll Island
Golden Isles
Skyline Drive
Turay Caverns
Nashville
Wheeling, W.va
N.Y.C
Atlantic City
Arecbace
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