Airlines launch round trip fares cut to 200 dollars
Air carriers including Continental United and Northwest slash round trip prices to 150 to 200 dollars for many U.S. cities. United and others match the move as Syracuse and other markets gain from the new fare war. Weekend Syracuse flights to Los Angeles Denver Chicago and Miami now listed at 200 dollars round trip on the three carriers. Earlier, the cheapest fares were higher.
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Communists win vote as Kiszczak named Poland PM
In Warsaw, Interior Minister Gen Czeslaw Kiszczak was elected prime minister, marking a Communist victory amid a Parliament probe into the outgoing government for economic mismanagement. Food prices rose nationwide as price controls failed. State radio reported Cracow shoppers faced beef prices jumping from 690 to 6,900 zlotys for two pounds, prompting a semi panic.
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Space risks of frequent spaceflight and Orbiter losses
Washington report to Congress warns more astronauts may be lost as missions become routine. OTA estimates 98 percent reliability yields a 50 percent chance of an orbiter loss in the next 34 flights and an 88 percent risk before space station assembly completes, reflecting dangers alongside rising activity.
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Warriors dismantle guard post at St Regis Reservation
On ST. REGIS INDIAN RESERVATION the Warranr Sanity Mohawk security force dismantled its only guard post amid a 13 day standoff. Spokesman Mark Maracle criticized state presence and warned authorities. Casino owner Anthony Laughing vowed to keep his operation open despite a 12 day blockade.
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Iran and Lebanon pressure to delay hostage killing in Beirut
Be ir utn Lebanon Iran pressed Shute Moslem extremists to postpone killing American hostage Joseph Cicippio as hour by hour passes without execution. The Revolutionary Justice Organization extended a 48 hour postponement citing appeals from Cicippio’s wife Elham and international uproar over Lt Col Higgins’s death. Bush consulted world leaders, Pope John Paul II urged intervention, and West Germany contacted Iran and Syria on the United States’ behalf.
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Hostage Crisis Update Touches U.S. Lebanon Ties
Thomas Cicippio, brother of hostage Joseph Cicippio, waited at home for news as the long ordeal persisted. On Tuesday ANZ Israel relayed that Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid supplied a bonanza of information, signaling potential new developments in the case.
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Thomas Cicippio
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