Airlines to raise US Europe fares on April first
Airlines plan a 10 percent fare rise between the United States and Europe starting April 1 with discounts for tickets bought 60 days ahead. APEX and youth fares are proposed, but CAB and foreign authorities must approve. Read details include New York London round trips and economy class changes amid a weak 1974–75 travel market.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Europe
U.S
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Canada
CAB
International Air Transport Association
Pan American World Airways
APEX
New York
London
North Atlantic
EPA warns anti pollution devices may raise health risks
The EPA warns oxidizing catalyst devices to cut auto exhaust pollutants could raise sulfate emissions. If used on new cars for three more years, sulfate buildup might increase heart and lung diseases and deaths, offsetting benefits from lower carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons. Western states and California would benefit most. Eastern states face higher risks. The study coincides with hearings on emissions policy and industry push to delay tougher 1977 standards.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
California
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Russell E. Train
Congress
Ford
Roger Strelow
Newsmen
Principal dramatizes school lunch waste in Camarillo
In Camarillo California Pleasant Valley Elementary principal Jerry Moynihan staged a lunch waste demonstration at a picnic table dumping the trash can contents onto the table. Sixth grader Arlene Medina counted 41 sandwiches 19 apples 13 oranges and 14 cookies among other items. Moynihan sent a parent letter and teachers launched nutrition lessons while praising the dramatic impact on students and parents.
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Camarillo
Calif
Jerry Moynihan
Pleasant Valley School
Arlene Medina
Moynihan
Falstaff to Shut Four Breweries for Week
Falstaff Brewing Corp. says high beer inventories forced one week shutdowns at four breweries this week affecting about 800 employees nationwide. Plants in St. Louis Omaha Galveston and New Orleans closed with two more Cranston Rhode Island and Fort Wayne Indiana planned next week. No long term shutdowns planned and administration, sales, shipping, and draft beer packing staff excluded. The firm noted 1974 sales fell to 5.8 million barrels from 6 million in 1973.
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Falstaff Brewing Corp
Omaha
Neb
Galveston
Tex
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Cranston
R.I
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Ind
Falstaff
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