Word: newarks
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...more per gal. Now some companies are buying it for 55 cents. Says Joseph Hopkins, a spokesman for Chicago-based United Airlines, which alone saves $20 million a year for every 1 cents fuel-price reduction: "We can take quick advantage of price breaks." Donald Burr, chairman of Newark-based People Express, now the fifth largest U.S. carrier, says that his company is getting "terrific savings." In the first quarter of 1986, People cut its fuel bill by as much as $16 million, or 30%. The oil- price plunge may not result in lower air-fares, since they have already...
...Monday, police arrested Joseph Henry, originally of Newark, N.J., for the murder. Henry, a sophomore, lives in an off-campus residence within sight of Cleary's dormitory, Stoughton Hall...
...National Transportation Safety Board attributed a fatal 1983 air accident to illegal drug abuse. Two crewmen died when a cargo flight crash- landed at Newark airport. Autopsies showed that the pilot had been smoking marijuana, possibly while flying. In an incident last March, a New York-based air-traffic controller who had been injecting three grams of cocaine daily at work put a DC-10 jumbo jet on a collision course with a private plane. At the last moment, the smaller aircraft made an emergency landing...
...Last week at the American Music Awards, Houston won for best rhythm-and-blues single (You Give Good Love) and best R.-and-B. video (Saving All My Love for You). Next month she is up for three Grammys. Not that the quick trip from the church choir in Newark to the top of the charts has fazed the cool beauty. "There's no difference singing gospel, R. and B. or rock," says Houston. "It's all from the heart." Meanwhile, she is working on a new album, has a layout set for Vogue this spring and is hoping...
...Harvard men's volleyball squad fell to Rutgers University in straight games yesterday in Newark, N.J., for the second time in a week...