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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1980
Page
3
Paris AP report states Jean-Paul Sartre, famed existentialist and influential postwar writer, died at Broussais Hospital aged 74. Companion Simone de Beauvoir and others including Arlette el Kaim and Liliane Siegel were present.
Yesterday was a national day of shame and a counter effort named Big Business Day. Richard Lesher decried tax day while Ralph Nader followers push corporate crime and pollution as counterpoints. Business Roundtable defends capitalism, Growth Day promotes growth against conservation, and Realtors push private property rights amid government interference fears.
Braniff Airways will stop the Washington Dulles to Dallas Fort Worth Concorde route on June 1 due to rising fuel costs and modest profitability. The supersonic jet operated thrice weekly with leased British Airways and Air France aircraft, delivering fast Atlantic hops but limited time savings.
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