Airlines May Be Forced to Cut Fares
The Department of Transportation urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to cut fares to curb excess capacity and push airlines to reduce flights. A 20 to 28 percent fare cut could boost demand and profits while lowering noise, congestion, and fuel use. The plan aims to match capacity to demand and improve public and environmental outcomes.
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Nixon Faces Major Conflict Over Federal Spending
Washington AP reports looming battles between Congress and the White House over domestic spending. Nixon presses to cut major programs while veto threats loom against appropriations bills, with impoundment disputes and pending House and Senate actions shaping the budget showdown.
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FTC moves against Liggett & Myers dogfood line
The FTC issued a notice of intent to file a complaint against Liggett & Myers seeking divestiture of Perk Foods makers of Vets and Perk dog foods. L M already owns Allen Products and Alpa dog foods after acquiring Perk in 1969. The agency noted rising industry concentration with mergers from 1964 to 1970 and the four largest firms controlling about one percent of sales in 1969.
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