Word: airporters
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Barry Switzer, the head coach, was busted this summer trying to take a bag with a loaded .38 in it through the radar detector at DFW Airport. Maybe he was just pretending to be Passenger...
...that wasn't enough for the FBI's Computer Crime Unit, who wanted Kashpureff on wire fraud and nabbed him in Toronto Monday. He is currently being detained in an airport detention center awaiting a deportation hearing...
Still, most readers of airport paperbacks, the kind of good, sturdy trash that will see you through four hours at O'Hare, would say of Westlake, "Sure, clever fellow, writes detective stories." He doesn't, however. In the long list of his 60-some novels, the author recalls no detectives, no "police procedurals," as cop stories are called in the trade, no lawyer novels. Why? Mildly, but definitely, Westlake gives a surprising answer: "Authority is doing fine. They don't need my help." Spy novels, then? "No, they were never right for me. Those guys are working...
...month at least until the end of 1998, with conditional orders for 12 and options for 45. "The regional jet has really allowed them to go out there and serve some markets they couldn't serve with the turboprops," says Robert Holscher, director of aviation at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. "It's allowing feed into this airport by markets that couldn't be served profitably by Delta...
...needed for a pleasant romance, with parts updated for the 90's: beautiful aerial shots of virginal countryside, infidelity, political corruption, sibling rivalry, alienation, death, etc. It has the necessary passionate love scene, the anguished drunk lover's "let's destroy the car" scene, the rushing to the airport to find your lover's already flown away scene and a prudent number of idyllic walks by the sea shore...