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...airline uptrend is likely to level off during the ten-week "peak" summer season, when economy fares will temporarily climb back to almost what they are now. But the gamble on lower rates for most of the year has already paid off, and has major implications for the supersonic future. By assuring most airlines of setting new passenger records this year, it adds fuel to the argument of some airmen that the best way to get passengers up is to bring all fares down...
...Already in hand are means to switch off a bug by radio from a distance to save its battery during dull periods. Another battery-sparing device works by sensing the electrical capacity of the human body; it can turn on a bug when people come into a room or climb into...
...restrictive laws that force foreign companies to plow back their profits into the Brazilian economy. Between the time a businessman bids for an order and delivers the goods, he does not know how much the cost of the materials will rise, how high the workers' wages will climb, how much his financing charges will increase, or even if his customer will be able to pay for the order...
...extremely style-conscious teen, a year-round buyer. If he sees any item he likes, he buys it on impulse. A few calls for a style or color today may mean a headlong rush for it tomorrow." If the college crowd picks it up, and the clothiers climb on the bandwagon, the middle-aged man may find it on his back two years later without even knowing...
Amazingly enough, the answer is the hockey squad, whose 2-3 record is fourth best in the league. The skaters travel down to Princeton tonight, however, and a victory over the mediocre Tigers could start the Crimson on a climb which could conceivably lead back to the top of the circuit...