Airlines Agree on Lower Transatlantic Fares for Next Year
Chief executives of 24 airlines convened a two day session and agreed on a three tier price structure for New York to London Paris and Frankfurt routes. Basic off season round trips will be 200 to London 210 to Paris and 220 to Frankfurt with further reductions on excursion fares. The deal awaits ratification and government approval and will start next year.
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Boise student vows to jump again after crash
Wally Benton a Boise State College student who broke both legs during the 1970 Bronco Stadium dedication ceremony vows to jump again. He has endured four operations including gall bladder removal, walked briefly then re-injured his leg, while leading BSC parachutists who won a national title last year and maintaining his airplane for future jumps.
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Petition To Enter Teton Dam Case in Idaho Court
Two filings request entry into the Lower Teton Dam construction case in U S District Court Boise The Idaho Water Resource Board seeks to appear as a friend of the court and the North Fork Reservoir Co seeks intervention as a defendant to represent its seven canal companies A hearing is set for 10 a m Monday on a motion for a preliminary injunction Environmentalists oppose the dam while the water board defends its recreational and water plan claims The North Fork group warns of potential annual loss of 1 518 055 if the dam is not built
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Pay Board Approves Coal Industry Wage Agreement
The Pay Board approved the first year of the national coal industry wage agreement by a 10 to 3 vote amid public-member objections. The ruling covers about 80,000 soft coal miners with a 16.8 percent average hourly pay rise, while the second and third years of the contract were not ruled on. The decision came as the cost of living rose 0.2 percent in October under the wage-price freeze.
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Hansen Seeks Bill for Shoshone Bannock Funds
Rep. Orval Hansen urged the House to support a bill to distribute about 7.5 million dollars to the Shoshone Bannock Tribe at Fort Hall. He said the funds come from an Indian Claims Commission settlement for 38 million acres taken in 1868 and 1869. Distribution would be 75 percent to enrolled members and 25 percent for reservation development.
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Rally Protests Targeted Red Light District in Athens
In Athens Georgia more than 50 University of Georgia students rallied Thursday night in the red light district to oppose a minister's campaign to shut three alleged houses of prostitution. Police dispersed the gathering without incident as supporters reference Effie a noted local madam who died five years ago.
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