Word: traffice
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...airports swarm with planes-in the air and on the field-while the nation conducts a search for solutions to a dangerously growing traffic jam. When Congress convenes next month, it will see one new proposal-a Senate Aviation Subcommittee call to spend $3 billion immediately, a total of $7 billion by 1975. Having just completed two months of hearings-the first thorough congressional review of airport problems since 1958-Subcommittee Chairman Mike Monroney says: "Every witness conceded that we are in a state of crisis...
...disappointingly to the opportunities that devaluation affords for selling more cheaply abroad. Many, in fact, have actually raised their prices. Scotch distillers pumped prices up 11.5%, dye sellers 16.7%. Even when letting their prices fall with the pound, some exporters have stopped short of full value, gauging what the traffic will bear. MG-maker British Motors, for example, reduced prices 12% in Europe, but only...
...expected that in the next few weeks the task force will be recommending to the Mayor new heads for Parks and Recreation, Traffic, and other departments which traditionally get new leaders when a new Mayor takes over...
Rudolph began the much-damned new pattern as a temporary measure last summer, to allow construction of the Cambridge St. underpass. The rotary is unpopular with residents of streets bordering on the Common, and the Council has told the traffic director to revert to the former pattern as soon as possible...
...added that Rudolph had not yet given "any concrete indication" of compliance with another City Council order telling him to find a compromise traffic pattern for the Harvard-Brattle Square area. According to Mahoney, the traffic director told Harvard Square businessmen that he would keep the new pattern despite the Council's order...