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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...chart, page 20). The newcomers range from business executives flying to conferences aboard $3 million corporate jets, to affluent ranchers surveying their lands, to various weekend wanderers seeking relaxation or adventure. Last week there naturally rose urgent demands for greater separation of the commercial air giants and the pygmies, higher proficiency requirements for private pilots entering major airports and a speed-up in the use of new electronic systems to warn pilots automatically when they are on collision course...
...pilot for Boeing. "You've got to put the big guys in one place and the little guys in another." Most airline pilots, unwilling to bully their lesser brothers, are not necessarily in favor of an outright ban, but they do want the private pilots to pay a higher admission price, in the form of better equipment and training, for the use of congested major fields. "It's not that we want to exclude them from airspace," says United Airlines Captain Bay Lahr. "It's just that we don't want to crash into them...
This decision will be based solely on the value and quality of the products being considered, Walcott said. He said that a decision to boycott the Nestle Corporation would have to be made at a higher administrative level...
...know how this would assist Cambridge with its substantial college holdings," Crane said, nothing that 52 per cent of all land in Cambridge is owned by hospitals or institutions of higher learning. Harvard is the principal tax-exempt landowner in Cambridge...
...Hawes said "the higher the faculty salary level, the more capable the college is academically." Harvard professors, with a mean salary of $27,200, are the second-highest paid while professors at the University of Alaska at Fairbank have the highest median salary...