Airline traffic rises in U S with faster capacity growth
The Air Transport Association reports US airline traffic rose to 6.4 billion revenue passenger miles in the latest month from 5.6 billion in January 1968. Available seat miles also increased from 9.98 billion to 12.55 billion, indicating capacity growth outpaced passenger demand.
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New York
United States
Air Transport Association
Two Area Airmen Begin Specialized Training in Texas
Airmen Rob D. Klinger of Avon Lake Ohio and William D. Bush of Lorain Ohio complete basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and start specialized schooling. Klinger, Avon Lake High School 1967 graduate, trains as an administrative specialist at Amarillo AFB Texas. Bush, Admiral King High School 1966 graduate, trains as a medical services specialist at Sheppard AFB Texas.
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Texas
Rob D. Klinger
Raymond D. Klinger
South Point Dr
Avon Lake
William D. Bush
George J. Bush
West 29Th St
Lorain
Avon Lake High School
Klinger
Amarillo Afb
Bush
Admiral King High
Delegates Fight to Preserve Pennsylvania House Seats
In Harrisburg delegates at Pennsylvania's constitutional convention argued to keep 203 seats in the House and 50 in the Senate. Governor Raymond Shafer had proposed reducing the House to 100 seats.
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Pennsy House
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State House
Senate
Raymond Shafer
House
Local Service Members Report for Duty and Training
The report lists Marine PFC Dannis L. Sines in Vietnam with the 1st Marine Division, Sgt. James H. Givens at Pleiku, and Air Force radio repairmen with units in Vietnam. It also notes Seaman Apprentices graduating from Basic at Great Lakes, Army specialists in Vietnam, airman Fe dak in Colorado, and privates stationed or training at posts in Ohio, Korea, and Vietnam along with their family addresses.
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Dannis L. Sines
Delbert Sines
Butternut Ridge Rd
Seventh Marine Regiment
1St Marine Division
Vietnam
James H. Givens
Pleiku AB
Air Force Communications Service
James B. Given
South Main St
New London
Joyce Christian
Elytia
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Joseph G. Guizak
George G. Gahizak
Oberlin Road
Donald Somogyi
Alex J. Somogyi
West Hiver Rd
William C Henke
Gilbert Henke
Pasadena Ave
Elyria
James R. Nessel
Harvey J Neasel
Root Rd
North Ridgeville
Gerald Zgonc
Cyril Zgonc
Gregus Ave
Angel L. Rodriguez
Angel Rodriguez
West 16Th St
Lorain
Massachusetts Toasts Ban Alcohol Waste 1680 Record
Chronicle-Telegram reports on a historic Massachusetts prohibition tied to 1680 actions by Governor John Winthrop and the rise of drunkenness fears. The piece places the early temperance measures in context with later anti alcohol measures and local reception.
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Gus John Winthrop
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