.1 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 28, 1973' i -.. ..' U. CAB rejects decreases in foreign ticket prices WASHINGTON (Reuter) - The ready advertised their new rates, fare between Britain and N e w United States threw the North due to have come into effect on York to about $140 and has already Atlantic airline fare structure into April 1, with the provision that accepted bookings from passengers disarray yesterday by rejecting they were subject to government - with the provision that the farej cheaper rates proposed by f o u r negotiation. may be changed - for flights af- European airlines. trArl1 Some of the airlines - British The U.S. government's C i v il ter April 1. Ovrea hAirys -Br Aviation Board (CAB) said t h e Other European airlines proposed Overseas Airways Corporation fares were too low. similar rates, while the leading (BOAC), Lufthansa of West Ger. overseas U.S. airlines, Pan Amer- many, Alitalia of Italy and Olym- BOAC said in January it plan- ican World Airways and Trans- pic Airlines of Greece - had al- ned to cut the individual return World Airlines, proposed a rate of 1$199. This has already been ap-, Riegl leav s GO proved by the U.S. board. Unless agreement is reached on a new transatlantic package, chaos in advertising and selling trans- Read and Use Daily Classifieds Ann Arbor Dance Theatre Is Alive and Well and Con- gratulates the U n i v e r s i t y Dance Department on a fine concert in the Power Center. PLAN TO SEE OUR CONCERT APRIL 13, 14, 15 RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE 23 suh II . ENDS TODAY S Shows at 1. ,5, 7, 9 p.m. S T T e; -a Roy STEIGER & Robert RYAN in. Theare Phone 642 - "Lolly-Madonna... XXX" * STARTS THURSDAY * Antony Quinn ' Yophet Kotto Stealing from The Mob... IT'S SUICIDE! I'! 1 . -I ; 15 Elliott Gould, Donald Sutherland, and Sally Kellerman in ROBERT .ALTMAN'S 4,10 i,''v wt H to join Det FLINT (UPI) - Saying the Re- public party "has been maneuver- ed into a straightjacket," U.S. Rep. Donald Riegle, yesterday dropped out of the GOP and be- came a Democrat. It was the first major defection from Republican ranks since Pres- ident Nixon's re-election. Riegle,, 35, has been a longtime administra- tion critic, particularly of its Viet- nam policy. The youthful Flint liberal said Jet downing attacked by world pilots LONDON (Reuter) - W' o r 1 d airline pilots yesterday cond em- ned the shooting down of a Liby- an airliner by Israeli phantom Jets last week, but stopped short oft agreeing on retaliatory measures.1 A statement by the International Federation of Airline Pilots As-. sociations called for an impar- tial investigation into the crash which cost more than 100 lives. , The Federation, representing some 64,000 airline pilots, said itt could find "no justification for thef excessive use of force applied byC the Israeli authorities . . The statement, which followed a meeting here Monday, made not mention of British-led moves tot stage a boycott of flights t3 Israel to protest the downing of the air- liner. Atlantic tickets will increase as the April 1 deadline approaches for n o c ra ts the expiration of old fare arrange- ments between the international the Democratic party is more re- a e.irlines. the The U.S. airlines said they need- presentative of the needs of people ed higher fares than those propos- both on a local and national scale. ,d by the Eurean th s o Becoming a Democrat opens new k y theEuropeaneconicall political horizons for Riegle whoksound. has been elected four times in TheEuropean airlines said lower the heavily Democratic 7th Dis- fares were needed to compete with trict.cherneddt mptwih tract'the charter airlines. Political observers say Riegle In rejecting the proposed n e w could run for the U.S. Senate in fares, the CAB said the U.S. gov- 1976 as a Democrat if Sen. Phil- ernment had consulted with the ip Hart declines to seek a third governments of the four European' term, as many believe. Or Riegle airlines and was unable to reach could run for governor against agreement. Republican Gov. William Milliken U.S. and British government of-' in 1974. ficials had further meetings in Riegle was one of the few ,up- London earlier this month and in porters of California Congressman Washington last week but were Paul McCloskey in his abortive unable to resolve their differences. "dump Nixon" attempt in the 1972 r presidential campaign. The riotous black-comedy saga of the "Medical Army Surgical Hospi- tal" in Korea. Meet "Hawkeye" and "Hot-lips"! 2 BIG DAYS-Wed., Feb. 28th & Thurs., Mar. 1st Auditorium "A", Angell Hall - 7&9p.m. - R -$1 DEADLINE: MARCH 2 Get your ad to the Daily soon! $6 buys a 1 column by 4 inch ad ALL ADS MUST BE PREPAID. Subscribe to The Daily PISA, Italy 0P) - Authorities launched an international contest on how to keep the leaning tower of Pisa from toppling. One pro-; posal was t o dismantle it, rein- force the sinking base, and put the tower up again - at its present tilt with the top 14 feet from the perpendicular. The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the University of Michigan. News phone: 764-0562. Second Mlass postage paid at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan. 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. Published daily Tues- day through Sunday morning Univer- sity year. Subscription rates: $10 by carrier (campus area): $11 local maill (in Mich. or Ohio); $13 non-local mail (other states and foreign). Summer Session published Tuesday through Saturday morning. Subscrip- tion rates: $5.50 by carrier (campus area); $6.50 local mail (in Mich. or Ohio); $7.50 non-local mail (other states and foreign). I A EMU-MAJOR EVENTS COMMITTEE PRESENTS: I. G1ELS MARK ALMOND and FOCUS TICKETS ON SALE: $2.5C Salvation Records is having a special on J. Geils, Mark Almond, and Focus albums for $3.29 each. 330 Maynard St. Ann Arbor-9-8:00 p.m. "ANN ARBOR'S OWN SALVATION" 0, $3.50, $4.50 McKenny Union Ann Arbor Music Mart Huckleberry Party Store MAIL ORDERS: E M U Major Events Committee McKenny Union VYmi.. M: rAk. A0107 SHOP THURSDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Sweater Set $15 a double exposure of fashion of superb savings. . .long sleeve ribbed cardigan with matching sleeveless turtleneck in washable nylon/acrylic. Fresh spring colors of pink, blue or white in sizes S-M-L. LITTLE SEPARATES-STREET FLOOR Jaoh Y LIBERTY AT MAYNARD tickets for all of each evening's performances on sale outside the auditorium at 6 p.m. The Ann Arbor Film Cooperative is an Affiliate Member of the American Federation of Film Societies. Our new office is at 527 E. Liberty St., Suite 210. 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