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While TWA will emerge with a cleaner balance sheet, it is still stuck with a frayed route structure and one of the oldest fleets in the world (80% of its jets are more than 10 years old, vs. 35% for industry leader American). Says Edward Starkman, who follows the airline industry for PaineWebber: "TWA is one of the great weaklings of the business. The capital required to turn this company around would make your head spin: tens of billions of dollars in new planes alone...
Joseph A. Starkman...
Speculum Linoleum starring Jane Starkman, violin, Steven Drury, piano, Susan Crain, flute, David Schulemberg, keyboard, and Doug Davis, clarinet appear in concert. Dunster House Library...
...existing converters on its cars, Vice President Ernest Starkman warned, "the prospect of an unreasonable risk of business catastrophe and massive difficulties with these vehicles must be faced." By "massive difficulties" he meant that the cars would be hard to start, would break down often and, most dangerous of all, perhaps stall while moving, because the antipollution device reduces engine efficiency...
Following the Brown game, Yale junior defenseman Dave Starkman put away his gear and decided not to finish the season. He plans to graduate next January and as coach Paul Lufkin explained. "He felt that with the team removed from playoff contention, his spot could be better filled by someone else...