Editorial: Champagne and Deregulation in Air Travel
The piece notes new low round trip fares from Los Angeles to New York at 227 to 268 dollars under American Airlines Super Saver, with other cuts like 89 dollars one way from LA to New York. It argues deregulation will boost competition, lower fares, and raise airline earnings, citing a GAO finding of possible 1.4 to 1.8 billion in annual savings.
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Los Angeles
New York
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
World Airways
U.S
Carter
Congress
A Am
Senate
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
General Accounting Office
Vandalism Costs Force Higher Shopping Center Prices
A caller reports vandalism at a Bloomfield Avenue and Ball Road shopping center in Cypress causing thousands of dollars in damage. The incident, linked to local youth residents aged 12 or 13, could raise security costs and consumer prices, prompting questions about closing shops.
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Bloomfield Avenue
Ball Road
rGypress
Rising electricity rates prompt bold questions
The article examines why power costs are rising after decades of cheap energy. It cites FEA and FPC data on average residential bills, capital intensity, fuel costs, and environmental rules. It notes pensions for new capacity and the need for rate reforms to sustain utilities.
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Beare Administration
Federal Power Commissent
FPC
Ey Costa
Rae
Leighton
Meinhe
PRA
FEA
Library of Car
Commie
Mnance Ten Piast
Eric B. Zausner
EEA
Sapdmany
Senviille
Bce
Aight
Conservatives Celebrate Victory On March 23 Picketing Bill Defeat
Conservatives won a major defeat when the common site picketing bill failed 217 to 205 in the House. Despite strong labor support, mass mailings, targeted lobbying, and hand written letters from union workers opposed to leadership swayed 15 lawmakers who previously voted yes. The piece credits tactics and leadership in the business sector and on the floor for the setback to union drives and to the broader effort to nullify state right to work laws.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Labor
House
Lnfuentia
John Aahtees
Ohio
Tey Best
Vitor
Beda
Mexico Some Problems Near Us On Border
A New York con man urged President to call out armed services to curb drugs and illegal aliens across the Mexican border. Rep Scheuer and Rep Wolf discussed birth control and U S responsibility, noting Mexico's trade deficit and poverty driving migration. The piece argues U S issues fuel Mexican woes and stresses need for better neighborly relations.
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Washington
New York
Armed Services
United States
James H. Scheuer
D-N.y
Mexico
Scheuer
Lester Wolf
Ace
Colorado
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Ory
New Lant Capes
William G. Rosenberg
Henvy
Bae
Rosenberg
Indu
Hale Biles
UN Observers & Sige
Etna Electricity
Consumers and Utilities Partie
Anas
Lacouse Genape
Hag
Spaay
Mee
Big Labor
Gerald Ford
James J
Califor
Nia
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexica
Gil Balley
Mre
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C Cameron
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