Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...little as $99, from Atlanta to Seattle for $129. Boston to Miami could be bought for $109, Dallas to Chicago for $89. From January to May, according to industry analysts, only about 11% of U.S. passengers who stepped aboard a commercial airliner paid full fare for their ticket...
...September 16, seven Democrats will vie for a single spot on their party's ticket...
...prefer your trips overseas, two summer school classes may be your ticket abroad. Econ S-1258, "Economic Growth in Modern China: Quantitative Aspects," will take a close look at development in the People's Republic of China. Under the tutelage of Harvard Visiting Professor of Economics Subramanian Swamy, the course will cover income distribution, quality of life and regional disparities...
Even the mastermind recalled it as "Black Sunday." Everything went wrong. The glut of visitors turned the Santa Ana Freeway into a seven-mile parking lot. Refreshment stands ran out of food and drink for the nearly 30,000 invited guests and thousands more ticket counterfeiters who stormed the gates. Rides broke down almost immediately. A gas leak forced the shuttering of Fantasyland. The day's corrosive heat sent women's spiked heels sinking into the asphalt on Main Street. Nor was this a debacle to be covered over with Tinker Bell dust; the whole sorry spectacle was broadcast...
...admission price for the ball will dissuade students from attending the ball or make it into an elitist affair. The dean points out that the charge for the ball is about what the cost for a night at the movies and dinner would cost, while Coletta notes that the ticket charge is in line with the cost of the house formals...