Word: airlinese
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Egypt First. Nasser's picture continues to hang in government offices instead of Sadat's, but Sadat has quickly developed a style and emphasis of his own. He has begun to mute Nasser's stress on Pan-Arabism and concentrate on Egypt's internal problems. When...
Redrawing the Rules. Taken together, last year's congressional actions strengthen the ties that bind Government and business together. With securities insurance added to long-existing mortgage and bank deposit insurance, Washington's total financial liability in a serious economic slump could conceivably reach an astronomical figure. Still...
To keep local munitions workers sober during the Great War, the government of Lloyd George expropriated a brewery in the north of England and severely restricted drinking in its chain of 450 pubs. When a British travel firm's Belgian parent company was seized by the Nazis in World...
Attractive Holdings. Heath does not plan to dismantle the state industrial machine completely. Operations that amount to public utilities-like gas, electricity and transportation-are not targets for denationalization, though the Tories will try to attract private investment to some companies in those fields. At present, nationalized firms must look...
The airline industry these days resembles an executive-suite version of The Matchmaker. Pan Am is flirting with Eastern Airlines and has an eye on Braniff. Northwest Orient last week won permission to take ailing Northeast for better or worse but lost the dowry it had expected. The Civil Aeronautics...