Airline deregulation shows winners and the public’s doubt
A 15 year view on airline deregulation highlights lower fares, rising traffic, and safety gains while public doubt persists. The piece cites PSA, Southwest, and regional carriers, noting job growth, fewer accidents, and market-driven innovation amid media skepticism about freedom in the economy.
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Harvard
Atlantic Monthly
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Greyhound
Trailways
War not gridlock. War for Congress after Clinton win
AP analysis says weeks of bickering over a flood relief bill and the national service plan embody healthy congressional warfare. Democrats push ahead, Republicans probe every misstep, aiming to shape budget, health care and crime issues while voters judge who wins.
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Associated Press
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Bill
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Mike Synar
D-Okla
Bill Richardson
New Mexico
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Paxon
Clinton pays price for military gay policy
AP report notes President Clinton faced a political price for pledging to lift the ban on gays in the military as Congress debates a compromise. The plan keeps the ban in some form, bars disclosure of private sexual activity, and awaits court challenges as of October 1.
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