World Airways seeks $89 transcontinental fare under CAB plan
World Airways asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to allow daily coast to coast flights at 89 dollars plus tax, totaling 96.45 with surcharges. President Edward J. Daly says expedited approval would open a new market and boost traffic to about 420,000 passengers yearly, with an estimated 33 million dollars in annual profit.
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Fornication Penalty Bias Ruled Unlawful
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled a state fornication law unconstitutional for gender based penalties. An unmar ried woman with a child faced a $100 fine, while a man deemed the father could also pay birth and funeral costs. Justice Robert N C Nix Jr. noted no national basis justifying the distinction.
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Amtrak orders 435 new passenger cars for expanded service
Amtrak signs 435 car orders at 253 million dollars. 35 doubledeck cars for long routes and 200 single level cars for eastern routes. 60 dining coaches and 55 sleeping cars to be built by Ilman Standard and Budd, first doubledeck deliveries in 1977. Cars heated and cooled electrically, max speed 120 mph with upgraded tracks.
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World Rail Spending Soars in 1974 75 Edition
Jane's World Railways foreword notes astronomical global spending on new lines and modernization. Paul Goldsack, editor, says rail transport is no longer the poor relation and governments worldwide push rail as a national asset amid rising fuel costs. Brazil Japan Italy South Africa France Poland are among top investors.
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Suspect Held in UMW Official Slaying in Washington
A year-old man, Charles Reavis, was arrested in Washington by DC detectives and arraigned on a homicide charge for the murder of United Mine Workers official Samuel Littlefield, 64, of Bessemer Alabama, who was in the city for union contract talks last November.
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