Word: cheapness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Aluminum, one of the lightest and most malleable of metals, traditionally has been a cyclical business. But today its producers, almost alone among metal manufacturers, are exulting over prosperous stability. Makers of steel, zinc, nickel and copper are ailing because of surging costs and rising cheap imports, but the aluminum industry cannot keep up with demand...
...fares were first proposed by four U.S. airlines-Pan Am, TWA, Delta and Braniff. The Carter Administration heartily approved: its policy is to encourage minimum fares and maximum competition among airlines at home and abroad. But British officials insisted that extending cheap fares to so many cities before a longer trial period on the New York-London route was a dangerously uneconomic policy that might end up bankrupting some airlines, especially their...
...this is very magnificent, but it's also very expensive. Let's come down to reality and talk about some good-time cheap entertainment. A true New York City favorite is the Sabrett hot dog. For 50 cents you get the world's best all-beef (well, maybe mostly beef) frank with mustard, onions and sauerkraut. Have it with the works and that New York City flavor will stay with you for the rest of your vacation...
...apiece, the portraits are not cheap works of art. Nor were they painted by C.J. Fox, as was disclosed last week in a U.S. tax court in Miami by an extraordinary entrepreneur named...
...other East bloc states, education and medical care are free, while cultural and sporting activities are plentiful and cheap with opera tickets costing $1.50. In contrast to their Warsaw Pact allies, most of the 10 million Hungarians are free to travel to the West; a surprisingly wide variety of books, magazines, movies and records from non-Communist countries are available...