Airlines avoid flying routes over Cyprus
NEW YORK (AP) Since fighting broke out in Cyprus last week many international airlines have canceled or rerouted flights to avoid the area. Lufthansa and Swissair suspended weekend flights to Athens Nicosia Istanbul Tel Aviv and Beirut while SAS and Pan Am used circutious routes to avoid Cyprus Turkey or Libya. Trans World Airlines said some flights to Athens and Tel Aviv were canceled after regional air space restrictions were imposed.
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New York
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Lufthansa
Swissenp
Athens
Nicosia
Istanbul
Tel Aviv
Beirut
Scandinavian Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Tehrad
Cairo
Turkey
Libya
Trans World Airlines
Kansas City
Greece
Multiple Labor Strikes Strain 1 Copper Sector and Transit Workers
A week of strikes across industries shutters thousands as 7,000 copper workers walk out and 20,000 Oakland San Francisco commuters seek options. In California, 300 Trans International Airlines staff return to work after a week. Union activity spans Los Angeles water power workers, Long Island Rail Road supervisors, Hawaii firefighters, and Kentucky coal miners with negotiations stalled and picketing continuing. Arnold Miller meets Brookside miners amid a cross union stand.
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Kennecott Copper, Co
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge Carp
Magma Copper Co
American Smelting and Refining Co
Washington
National Football League
National Alpines
Airline
Lie Union Represent
Qaklant
Calif
International Airlins
Steint
Oakland
San Francis ° Co
AC Transit
Altec Power
Los Angeles
Department of Water and Power
Atte
General Metnrs Corp
Lordstown
Ohio
New York
Jast- Mints
Long Island
Hawaii
Honolulu
Harlan
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Hastover Mining Co
Brookside
UMW
Brookeside
Eastover Co
Highsplint
Southern
Market shows slight gain led by steady trading day
New York AP report shows the Dow Jones industrials rising 2 42 to 790 36 amid slow volume and investor caution awaiting clues on interest rates. Cypriot ceasefire signs and ongoing Turkish Greek tensions added to wary sentiment as 1 743 issues traded on the NYSE with American Telephone & Telegraph active. Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing and Mountain Fuel Supply posted gains while Utah regulators moved to separate lines for rate setting.
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New York
Wall Street
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
New York Stock Exchange
Joe Big
NYSE
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Utah Public Service Commission
American Stock Exchange
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