Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...study the tapes from the flight recorders that were on board both planes. In our cover stories this week we set ourselves a broader task: not only to piece together the narrative of the Tenerife disaster but also to examine the wider question of just how safe air travel is today. Answer: very...
...want to give Carter more time before judging his performance in dealing with the Soviets, keeping U.S. defenses strong and increasing its prestige abroad. But 54% believe he has made a good start on improving U.S. relations with allies (only 10% disagree). Forty-six percent support his order removing travel restrictions on U.S. citizens to such countries as Cuba, North Korea and Viet Nam; 39% are opposed. On the other hand, the public heavily opposes (53% to 29%) giving the Panama Canal to Panama, even if the U.S. retains defense rights...
Jimmy Carter is not unaware of the problems he has caused. In order to avoid creating even more chaos, he has decided not to go home for Easter this year. Instead, he will travel to Calhoun, Ga., where Son Jack lives. When the President discussed this plan with his brother by telephone, Billy told him he could come home if he wanted. "You being here won't make it any worse than it already is," said Billy to the leader of the free world...
...separate sections for each of the 82 countries that receive U.S. aid. Each section listed reported violations of 13 fundamental rights recognized by the United Nations, including protection from personal violence, the right to a fair trial, due process of law and the freedoms of expression, religion, assembly, travel and association. Among the most frequent worldwide violations: lengthy imprisonment without trial, blanket security laws that allow governments to suspend civil liberties and curbs on free expression (the press in 52 of the countries works under the threat of government restriction). Incidents of torture often involving terrorists and dissidents were reported...
...million for one picture, her earnings are relatively modest. Nashville netted her only $12,000, The Late Show $100,000. She estimates her annual income at $200,000. Partly out of caution, partly out of preference, she lives modestly. She and her crew of three or four travel economy class-"I could afford first, but it seems to me to be an insult to my family and the life we've known...