' 'Going Private' ' Approved by the Board

TWA announced May 6 that its Chair­ TWA common stock from a financial point man, Carl C. kahn, improved his recent of view and will recommend that the com­ going private offer and that the TWA mon stockhold�rs approve the transaction. Board of Directors approved the revised The Independent Committee reached its offer. Under the revised offer, common decision after having received the stockholders not affiliated with Mr. kahn preliminary oral opinion of the investment would receive, for each share of TWA banking firm of Dillon, Read & Co., Inc. common stock, $20 in cash and $30 in that the proposed transaction as revised face amount of 12% junior subordinated is fair to public holders of TWA commo� ci.ebentures due in 2008. The revised of­ stock from a financial point of view. fer represents an increase in the face The proposal also contemplates that at amount of debentures from the the time of the closing, TWA will redeem Clifford L. Kirkpatrick, ICT ground services, accepts the medallion from Mr. Corr 12% origil'}ally proposed $29. its 4% subordinated debentures due as the winner of the "President's Award." more photos by Rose Dickeson on p. 4-5. The transaction will result in entities March 1, 1992, approximately $45.4 owned by Mr. kahn, which now own ap­ million principal amount of which is proximately 77% of TWA's common presently outstanding, its 5% subordinated debentures due January 1, 1994, approx­ stock, becoming the sole · common ''Award of Excellence'' stockholder of TWA (except for approx­ imately $19.1 million principal amount of imately 10% to be owned by employee which is presently outstanding, as well as stock ownership plans). The entities con­ certain other indebtedness. Furthermore Honors 88 Employees trolled by Mr. kahn .would receive, for it is anticipated that TWA will seek the con� each share of TWA common stock, a sent of the holders of $2.25 preferred stock Eighty-eight employees have been received a TWA ring, Caithne�s package consisting of $20 in cash (and/or to eliminate voting rights for that stock and honored with the "Award of Excellence" paperweight, $100 check and two class 5 cash-equivalent consideration), a new that the outstanding shares of $6 prefer­ positive roundtrip passes. for their outstanding service to TWA in red stock will be exchanged on September provid­ issue of preferred stock and a retained The group was hosted by the Winners and their guests were 1987. share of common stock. 30, 1988 (or such earlier date as may be night's accommodations at the at the annual dinner April 23 at ed one approved) for 12% junior subordinated and a Sunday morning The transaction will be subject to the City's Waldorf-Astoria. Waldorf-Astoria debentures as permitted by the terms of the breakfast. satisfaction of various conditions, including D. Joseph Corr, president and chief $6 preferred stock. . the execution of a definitive merger agree­ operating officer, recognized the recipients ment, regulatory clearance of proxy and "for their dedication to making 1987 the related materials and approval by a ma­ most profitable year in TWA history." TWA EARNINGS Clifford L. Kirkpatrick is the win­ jority of TWA common stockholders unaf­ TWA reported April 22 that its 1988 first Top management officials in marketing' ner of the 1987 "President's Award " filiated with Mr. kahn. A stockholders' quarter operating loss of $7.8 million was and sales, inflight services, flight opera­ TWA's top employee award. He s meeting will be scheduled for later in the the best operating performance for TWA's tions, finance, ground operations and in­ I a lead ramp service agent at Wichita. year to vote .on the proposed merger. traditionally most unprofitable quarter in ternational affairs made the presentations On April 21, 1988, the Independent over twenty years and was $16.5 million to -their employees. He was recognized for his quick, Committee of TWA's Board was re­ better than the first quarter operating loss The evening's highlight, the "Presi­ assertive action to control an over­ established to evaluate the fairness of Mr. in 1987. Since deregulatio-n in 1978 night 727 and prevent damage when dent's Award" was given by Mr. Corr kahn's proposal to public holders of TWA TWA's first quarter operating losses hav high winds in June, 1987, created � to Clifford L. Kirkpatrick, ICT ground common stock. The Independent Com­ averaged in excess of $78.0 million. These potential trouble at Mid-Continent operations. Chairman Carl kahn ad­ mittee has determined that Mr. kahn's results include a change in quarter of Airport. The storm moved the jet 18 dressed the employees. revised offer is fair to the public holders of 1988. inches in 25 minutes, and the nose The cocktail reception, dinner and ended up only 18 inches from the awards ceremony were followed by danc­ jetway.

ing until. early Sunday morning. Kirkpatrick performed a series of As the winner of the 'President's 20 'chocking' procedures until the Award,' Kirkpatrick received a TWA 727 was stabilized. He says the jet medallion, $500 check and two class 3 had to jump 12 inches just to clear positive roundtrip passes. In addition, he the chocks. will have his name inscribed on a wall He has served TWA for 21 years, plaque at 605. all of them in Wichita, his Each "Award of Excellence" winner hometown.

-Court Dismisses lAM Lawsuit

On Tuesday, May 3, 1988 the Federal Thus they asserted that the federal court District Court for the Southern District of had jurisdiction to hear the case as TWA's New York dismissed a lawsuit filed last actions constituted a major dispute under year by the International Association of the Railway Labor Act. APRIL 1988 MONTHLY TRAFFIC FIGURES Machinists against TWA. The basis for the In dismissing the lawsuit, th� court found SCHEDULED SERVICES -lAM's suit was its allegations that TWA had that any claims that the lAM may have improperly disposed of and failed to regarding these matters do not arise from APRIL %Change replace certain assets, failed to obtain ag­ the collective bargaining agreement be­ 1988 1987 Passengers 2,052,900 2,157,300 (4.8) gregate pay and benefit reductions from tween tWA and the lAM and therefore RPM (000) 2,713,700 2,723,200 (0.3) non-union employees; failed to make that the court did not have jurisdiction t � ASM (000) 4,375,200 4,064,400 7.6 minimum capital expenditures; failed to hear the case. The court noted that while - L/F (%) 62.0 67.0 implement a 401(K) plan; and had im­ TWA had moved for dismissal of the YEAR-END %Change properly made substantial investments in lawsuit, "It should be emphasized that 1988 1987 Passengers 7,701,100 7, 750,900 (0.6) non-airline businesses. The lAM claimed TWA does not disclaim its obligations RPM (000) 9, 731,400 9,461,100 2.9 that these actions violated the agreements under the agreement. TWA asks only that ASM (000) 16,922,400 15,247,700 11.0 which led to Carl kahn's taking control of the lAM now be held to its end of those L/F (%) 57.5 62.0 TWA, and hence the collective bargaining agreements." agreement between TWA and the lAM. letters ------

Employees with questions and comments should send them to the SKYLINER, TWA, P.O. Box 10007, St. Louis, MO 63145. The letter must be signed, though your name will be held in confi4ence by the editor if you request it. Unsigned letters will be discarded. Questions will be answered in future editions of the SKYLINER.

Dear Skyliner: On March 1st, as reported in your issue, I made my 25th anniversary by TWA. Referring to manual chart 10.38 I had to receive pin. Actually no pin nor any wish received from head office.

Here, in Rome, all personnel are waiting for the pin since 3 (three) years.· Is this procedure approved? If affirmative, please advise to change TWA manual - If still valid, please ask the top personnel director to forward pin addressed to my attention directly. Thank you, - -.� �=��-7<::� .l Zinanni Evangensta � ..... � .. ' Food A/C Servicing- FCO & Governor Signs Lien Bill Dear Mr. Zinanni: Missouri Gov. John Ashcroft signs a new'hill into law at his Jefferson City office. From the left are Jim Mollenkamp, TWA associate .general counsel; Don Morrison, TWA's 1988 service pin order was placed in December 1987, but was not received TWA staff vice president, public affairs; Mark Youngdahl, house chairman; Sue in Kansas City until February 1988. Although appropriate quantities were immediately forwarded to all non-U.S. locations, those destined for Italy apparently never reached Shear, bill co-sponsor; Gov. Ashcroft; Rep. John Birch, bill co-sponsor and TWA their destination. Replacements were ordered and shipped in March. A check with local technician; Gerald Randall, lAM legislative committee chairman; and Sen. Ed management in Rome indicates that the pins are now on hand awaiting appropriate Quick. The legislation will enable TWA to collect on contract work when the other presentation. TWA management in Rome will also look into your suggestion that other party is forced to reorganize financially. employees may not have received their service pins. Eleanor M. Baisden Director, Compensation System Tourney.

Dear Sirs, Set For MIA Since the advent of frequent flyer programs the travels of a space available non-rev TWA System Golf Tournament have been much more difficult and the value of that benefit has been significantly update - As of May the tournament Passenger diminished iri my opinion. It had been, therefore, several years since my family and being held at the Dora! Hotel and I used the privilege. Having just returned from Hawaii, however, using a class fi�e "per­ Country Club in , Florida - Service fect attendance" pass, I would like to share with you some disappointing observations. June 1-5, 1988 is full. As you know, flights one and two are our only operations in the STL-HNL market TWA's System Golf Tournament and should really be characterized as "showplace" services. Since first class was not will be sending its two low gross Negotiation available to non-revs in either direction we traveled in ambassador class. My family players to the World Airline Golf occupied a total of six seats roundtrip and not one of them functioned properly in the Tournament. This event will be held Update recline/footrest functions. Several passengers within earshot also complained about in in November or the the same problem. In addition the seat cushions (not the covers) were worn out as Spring, 1989. May 23, 1988 marks the two year an­ the foam was uncomfortably compressed. On the HNL-STL leg the movie was Also, Mr. Robert Yglesias, niversary of the lAM's certification to repre­ unavailable due to malfunction, the reading lights on the 747 upper deck had a mind secretary treasurer of Palmetto Ford sent TWA's Passenger Service Employees. of their own, illuminating and extinguishing at random, regardle'ss of switch position, Truck Sales, Inc., in Miam·i, will host . .... � along with uncontrollable attendant call lights. All lavatories used showed obvious signs our Hole-n-One contest with a new Although further negotiation sessions of wear and old age. Ford Bronco II. We will use the ninth are scheduled through June, it is not like­ I've never forgotten a Pan Am flight I took years ago, from LAX to HNL, on a dirty hole of the "Blue Monster". ly that a final agreement will be reached 707 with uncomfortable seats and a malfunctioning movie. It was my first trip to Hawaii The 1989 site of the 27th Annual any time soon. and I've carried that negative image of Pan Am with me ever since. TWA System Golf Tournament will Was rhy trip an exception or is this the level of our service and image in this cost be announced at the Awards Dinner conscious, bottom-line era? Have we, as well-worn, long term employees become willing Banquet on June 4, 1988. to deliver a mediocre product to passengers making perhaps their first acquaintance with TWA? I think we should make a determine.d effort to pro'vide the cleanest, the

newest appearing and most mechanically perfect aircraft· we can on this roundtrip to paradise. Very truly yours, Chicago Reservations Helps The Needy Paul M. Wood Captain STL by Linda Taccki there will be a happy ei¥ling for Darlwin The Chicago Reservations Annual Holi­ and the homeless, but what's more impor­ (Editor's note: the following is reproduced from FLITE FACTS, by Capt. Clark Billie, day Food Drive was again successful in tant is that in Chicago we'll continue to vice president-flying.) contributing food, clothing and cash to two care. needy organizations in Chicago's Uptown Where have we been? Where are we going? Will things get better or worse? An eter­ area-Sarah's Circle and The Center for Street People. The drive was started 4 nal optimist would say that bad times are best because it has to get better. I still think years ago by Chicago training department I'd prefer good times. June Is Open Enrollment Pilot and, indeed, employee morale at TWA is certainly not at its peak, but let's look members Mary Jo Larsen, Denny Bales back a year or two. We were in the midst of a takeover (while looking over our shoulder and Barbara Spry. For Voluntary Personal at bankruptcy), Mr. Icahn was unknown to most of us, but he took over TWA, and "It's more than just a shelter", says Mary Accident Insurance Program we unknowingly lucked out. It wasn't easy for us, but if you need proof of which airline Jo Larsen. Sarah's Circle provides The Voluntary Personal Accident has the better owner, look across the streetat Mr. kahn's competitor. Compare TWA's homeless women with a place to shower, have a hot meal, make a phone call and Insurance Program provides ac­ FAA audit to the one across the street, then compare our maintenance to theirs. How cidental death and dismemberment about our merger? One of the smoothest and best in the industry. How about our com­ even receive mail. The Center for Street protection for all active TWA petition on international? There's another carrier in serious trouble. People provides men with the same ser­ vices. Both are non-profit organizations employees who chose to enroll in Our really bad times are just behind us. Record profits in 1987 ...job security! and both can use help year-round. this plan. The semi-annual open Wasn't there two years ago. Growth ... okay, it's slow right now, but it's moderniza­ And the caring hasn't stopped there. On enrollment periods are June 1 tion of _the fleet and measured expansion. We are hiring pilots and plan to continue January 17th, a 9-year-old Gary, Indiana through June 30 and January 1 at the rate of one to three hundred per year for the next ten to fifteen years for attrition . through January 31. only. girl named Darlwin Carlisle was found bar­ ricaded in an unheated attic apartment in Enrollment cards must be receiv­ Will we really expand? Speculation, but I think so. The reasons are that we are pro­ an abandoned building. As a result her ed by Employee Benefits by June 30 fitable . .. we are getting new equipment (one B-767, six MD-80's in 1987) ... we lower legs were amputated. People were for the mid-year enrollment period. are increasing service to Berlin and Florida as well as looking at new stations (w.ho do horrified at the incident and two Chicago The deduction for this coverage ap­ you think we are going after in Berlin and Florida?) ... we have an aggressive marketing reservations agents, Adrian Clark and pears as a Code 195 on your plan and the proof is in the profits. Rosemary Herron decided to help. paycheck. We've bounced off the basement floor and are on the way up. Who's responsible? They began soliciting donations in the For a detailed description of You are! You can pat yourself and your FELLOW EMPLOYEES on the back for a Chicago office. The monies collected are coverage, the booklet (PER 1305) job well done. being forwarded to "The Darlwin Carlisle and/or application card (PER TWA is airplanes, hangars, terminals and offices, but none of that produces one Fund" in Indiana. At present Darlwin is a 1305A) may be obtained through dollar of revenue until someone turns a wheel. ward of the State of Indiana and is being your department or by calling People! That's what TWA is all about, you and I, all of us working together. The cared for at Larabida Hospital. On Employee Benefits at public vision of TWA is all encompassing; from the ticket agent to the friendly flight February 5, she took her first step with the 816-464-6423. . attendant to you, the professional pilot. Let's treat each other with pride and dignity help of temporary prosthetics. We hope we're moving up, thanks to you. travel tips------short hauls ______TWA would receive eight daily roundtrips from Berlin - four to Frankfurt and two each to Hamburg and Stuttgart - in a recommendation from the State Department by Harry A. Mickie SPAIN: FIESTA IN MADRID -5 days from $299 p/p dble. Departures every Sunday June for new inter-German service. Service currently is from Berlin to Brussels. and UNIVERSITY RESEARCH EXPEDI­ 5-Sept. 11. Depart NY or Chicago via Iberia the United Kingdom must pass ju,dgment on the new service. American also received TIONS PROGRAM OFFERED BY THE . Arrive Madrid and proceed on your rights to Frankfurt, Cologne and Munich. Northwest received backup authority only UNIVERSITY OF . This pro­ own to Gran Hotel Colon. Free days in Madrid and Continental received none. gram (UREP) offers an opportunity to share the with optional tours to Toledo or Segovia. Pro­ challenges and rewards of scientific discovery ceed on your own to Madrid airport for return TWA and Malev Hungarian Airlines have filed at DOT for a code-sharing agreement as a member of a University of California home. CAESAR. research expedition. UREP specializes in match­ between May 30 and October 31, 1988. It would allow TWA to list its code on certain ing people from all walks of life with U. C. Malev flights between Zurich and Budapest as part of JFK-Budapest service. scholars in need of assistance on research ex­ GERMANY: Fly/Drive vacations: One week peditions worldwide. No special academic or $599 p/p dble. R/T interline airfare via TWA is adding TWE service in the Caribbean through an arrangement with the world's field experience is necessary to participate. or Air Canada. One week largest seaplane airline, Virgin Islands Seaplane Shuttle, beginning June 1. TWA will · Curiosity adaptability and willingness to share touring with Ansa Rent-A-Car with unlimited the costs and lend a helping hand are the more mileage, hotel accommodations with private depart six times daily from San Juan to St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas on 17 -seat important qualifications. Your tax-deductible bath at your choice of over 100 Ringhotels jet-prop Grumman Mallard amphibious aircraft. They land on water at seaplane ter­ contribution subsidizes the research. For more through Germany, including breakfast, service minals on the Islands, and return to land on the runway at the San Juan airport. information on how you can join a U. C. ex­ and tax, CAESAR. pedition, contact University Research Expedi­ Chicago's O'Hare Airport has regained the title of the world's busiest airport, replacing Club" tions Program (UREP), University of Califor­ AIR TRAVEL CARD "Insid_r's the 's Hartsfield which had held the top position in 1987. A drop in the number nia, Berkeley, CA 94720, (415) 642-6586. and only travel insurance program design­ first of flights at Hartsfield in the first quarter was responsible for the change. Based on total ed specifically for airline employees and travel SCOTTSDALE /CAMEL­ agents, now offers members comprehensive flights in the first three months of the year, O'Hare had 196,589 versus 192,211 for VIEW - (A Radisson Resort) nestled deep in rental car coverage, personal accident in­ Hartsfield. the heart of Scottsdale is offering airline surance, air travel insurance, baggage coverage employees a get acquainted rate from June 1 and medical consultation every time they fly on USAir and four European carriers have purchased a 50% stake in United's Apollo com­ · thru September 15, 1988 - $14.50 per per­ rate tickets. industry non-revenue or reduced puter reservations system for a total of $500 million. US Air, British Air and Swissair son based on double occupancy. Enjoy elegant Significant increases in the travel insurance each will own 11.3%, KLM 9. 9% and Alitalia 5.9%. USAir's stake cost $113 million. shopping at the world famous Borgata and Fifth packages offered to Air Travel Card "Insider's Avenue Shops, golfing at one of Scottsdale's Club" members, now protect airline employees United will retain 50.3% of the venture, called Covia Partnership. many championship golf courses, or just relax­ and their families, as well as retirees, in the air ing -resort style. For reservations or more in­ and on the ground. Airline employees who TWA has entered the Manufacturers Hanover Corporate Challenge Races on June formation, contact CAMEL VIEW, 7601 E. In­ would like more information about the "club" 23 and July 14 in . It is a 3 1/2 mile race in Central Park. Employees dian Bend Rd., Scottsdale, Arizona 85253, by the and the increased protection provided should contact: Albert Collon at 605 -212-692-3258- NYCODTW. Running shirts pro­ (602) 991-2400. insurance options, call toll-free 1-800-854- vided. Deadlines for races are June 1 and July respectively. 9600. (In the District of Columbia, call 9 PUNTA PENASCO HOTEL, ACAPULCO, 626-4225.) MEXICO - offers special airline employee CID participated at the 2nd annual Quad City Food and Travel Expo in March. A booth rate of $7.50 per person dble., $12 single thru promoting Getaway Tours welcomed over 2,500 persons. Capt. John Zaeske and Cor­ 1988. Continental breakfast included. Hotel is INTERLINE REPRESENTATIVES (RL) LTO, porate Speaker Debra Marquart assisted CID Sales. in the northern end of Acapulco, perched on 25 W. 39th St., NYC, NY 10018 (800) hill overlooking the yacht harbor. A seclud­ a 828-0046. The Saudi Arabian Club is planning a reunion September 18-20 at the Sands Hotel ed paradise with convenient access to all the attractions of this popular resort. For reserva­ in Las Vegas. Any former Saudia employees interested in this event should contact tions and information contact PUNTA Hank Zeffner, 9806 N. Canyon Shadows Place, Tucson, AZ 85737. CARIBBEAN CRUISES:SS SOVEREIGN PENASCO, 215 Leidesdorff St., San Fran­ OF THE SEAS-7 days from $813 POSITNE cisco, CA 94111, (415) 788-0444. SPACE, R/T from Miami, p/p dble. Largest o•servations------cruise ship and newest of the Royal Caribbean GLOBAL INTERLINE (GBL) CRUISES & Cruise Line. Departs every Saturday from TOURS - P.O. Box 72091, Atlanta GA Dear Ms. Sullivan: Miami to Labadee, San Juan, St. Thomas and Dear Mr. Brier: 30358, (800) 241-5126. Traveling frequently throughout the Miami. Space is limited. Contact IRL direct for Thank you very much for your letter of reservations. on every air carrier, I felt it ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND: LAND ON­ necessary to comment on the events I ex­ February 8, 1988, which was received in LY from London -9 days. Motor coach tour perienced on a recent my office on February 16, 1988. features Stratford, Chester, Liverpool, Edin­ CARIBBEAN CRUISE: SS CUNARD For many years, I have been a faithful burgh, Darlington at York. From $435 (or) 4 flight from St. Louis, Missouri to La Guar­ COUNTESS - 7 days from $689 p/p dble. customer of TWA. I am very grateful for days 3 nights sightseeing itinerary only without Two departures and itineraries, every other dia in New York. I am an ornithologist who London Hotel. From London to Stratford, Saturday from San Juan. Departure itinerary works with birds of prey, (eagles, hawk, being given the opportunity to use your Liverpool, Edinburgh, Darlington at York7 #1: San Juan, Tortola, St. Maarten, owls, falcons, etc.) especially endangered gold card privileges. As you might possibly From $207 p/p GBL. Guadeloupe, St. Lucia, Antigua, St. Thomas species. My lectures dictate that I often notice from my record, I have not travel­ and San Juan. Departure itinerary #2: San ed by TWA for the past six-eight months ENGLAND, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, GER­ Juan, , Grenada, , Martini­ travel with live birds as part of my educa­ although I have been required by my job MANY AND FRANCE:LAND ONLY. From que, St. Thomas, San Juan. Sailing dates tional progra,rn or perhaps transporting London 11 days. Motor coach tour features through Dec. 10, 1988. Contact IRL for dates. birds for release programs from one area to travel at least 80,000-90,000 miles dur­ Brussels, , Coblenz, Trier, Luxem­ of the country to another. While this is ing this period. I have purposely selected bourg and Paris. Includes 7 continental not to use TWA because ·of the treatment breakfasts and 5 three course dinners. Rates ECUADOR, QUITO AND AMAZON legal it does present unusual circumstances and the attitude of your ground person­ from $633-670 p/p. Weekly thru October. (In­ JUNGLE BASIN: 7 to 9 days POSITIVE to ticket counter personnel. I have nel, particularly in and St. cludes Rhine cruise). GBL. SPACE via Ecuatoriana Air. Includes hotel ac­ discovered that Trans World Airlines per­ commodations, service charges and and taxes, sonnel are courteous, pleasant and always Louis. They were very indifferent and at ENGLAND, HOLLAND, GERMANY, arrival transfers and transfers to airport for flight . times somewhat arrogant. SWITZERLAND and FRANCE: LAND ON­ willing to help, even though it may be the to Amazon Jungle, half day tour of Quito, ac­ I am very happy that you have sent me LY. From London 14 days. Motor coach tour commodations, all meals and jungle excursions first time someone comes to their counter a letter and that you have noticed that I features Amsterdam, Heidelberg, Munich, while on the Flotel Orellana. From $549 p/p with an eagle or other bird of prey. Oberammergau, Lucerne, Interlaken, Geneva dble. Supplement charge for parents and Ms. Boissel is an asset to the TWA have not traveled via TWA. I would like and Paris. Includes 11 continental breakfasts, retirees is $124 from NY, $55 from Miami and organization. She should serve as a role to tell you that I have been and still am very 7 three course dinners. Rates from $779-$890 $165 from LA. Book direct with IRL. proud of TWA as a carrier but as a traveler, p/p. Weekly thru October. GBL. model for other employees and other airlines as well. While preparing to leave I prefer not to be exposed to discourteous NOTE: IRL's cruise on June 20, 1988 to personnel. POSITIVE (PT) TOURS & CRUISES, 23362 LaGuardia, three days later, I encountered and the Peralat St., Laguna Hills, CA 92653 (714) ALASKA on board the SS FAIR SKY a problem with a security guard who would As you can probably see from my 581-7531. Interline Celebration on board the SS NOR­ record, I never complain. However, I have ALL SOLD OUT. not allow me to proceed to the gate with WAY May 14 thru 21 are sent dozens of letters commending your in­ Contact IRL for additional departure dates. my bird and equipment. He could see the COSTA RICAN HOLIDAY: Tour Costa NR numerous "Gate to Gate" tags on the crate flight personnel and your Cincinnati #1. 6 nights in - $499 p/p dble. ground personnel. However, I did have R/T POSITIVE AIR via LACSA AIRLINES. 6 but was unreasonable, rude and being very TRAILBLAZER SAFARIS, P.O. Box 560905, difficulties with the St. Louis and Los nights Hotel lrzau. Tour of the Volcano Coun­ difficult to deal with. While attempting to Miami, FL 33256 (305) 255-8882. Angeles ground crew. try and tour of the rain forest. All airport hotel show him my permits, health certificates transfer and taxes. Depart LAX or MIA. Con­ and paid pass for the bird, I saw Ms. I do hope that TWA might again tact PT. IRELAND: IRISH HERITAGE REGENT -8 become my preferred carrier. Boissel. She immediately carne to my days from $599 to $659. LAND ONLY tour Sincerely yours, starts in Shannon, Ireland. Option to purchase assistance and explained the situation very CAESAR HOTELS INTERLINE VACA­ S.R. R. TIONS, P.O. Box 11272, St. Louis, MO tour including airfare. Tour includes: Transpor­ professionally to the security guard, who Cincinnati 631 OS 1-800-4-CAESAR. tation in Ireland in modern motor coaches; then allowed me to proceed. Without hotel accommodations with private bath or Jeanne Boissel's help I would have miss­ shower; tour escort; special tasting at the Irish ed my plane. ARGENTINA: Holiday in BUENOS AIRES. Whiskey Corner in Dublin; Irish breakfast every To whom it may concern: 8 days from $399 p/p. Departures every Sun­ In my estimation, Ms. Boissel is a true day; dinner each e_vening; Medieval Banquet; This is to commend Mr. Neal Kurz, day- June 12, Aug. 7, Sept. 18, Oct 16 and dinner at leading Irish Seafood restaurant; asset to TWA. She should be commend­ Agent-in-Charge, at the Kansas City air­ Nov. 27, 1988. Includes r/t interline airfare via reserved seats at Dublin Theater; jaunting car ed for her leadership in customer relations Aerolineas Argentinas; five nights Claridge tour in Killarney, visit Muckcross House Folk port who, on March 5th, resolved a pro­ and for going out of her way to assist Hotel or similar; welcome cocktail, buffet Museum, Kilkenny Castle; Waterford Glass blem for me just before I cut up my gold customers of TWA. As mentioned earlier breakfast daily; half day sightseeing in Buenos Factory; St. Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity Col­ card. Aires; airport/hotel transfers; hostess service; lege; deluxe flight bag and ticket wallet. Shop­ I travel a lot but have never met anyone Mr. Kurz was not only courteous and in­ hotel tax and service charges. Contact ping time in Killarney, Dublin and Shannon. who was a true ambassador ·for their airline CAESAR. control (I was not), he took the time to ex­ Hotel service charges, baggage handling and like Ms. Boissel. Use her as a trainer for all Government taxes. Optional tours available. plain to me - in detail - what had hap­ new employees because she will help Contact TRAILBLAZERS. pened to a reservation change of mine and LONDON/PARIS: 8 days-$589 p/p dble. TWA continue its fine service. I am not a how the problem would be resolved. First class hotels. R/T departures via American letter writer, but felt in this situation it was or Air Canada every Tuesday, Mar. 29-0ct. OPRYLAND USA: 15% discount coupons Congratulations on the caliber of this. essential. You have gained a permanent 25, 1988. Includes R/T airfare; hotel accom­ are available. See 10 original live stage shows employee. Thanks to him, I remain. . . modations with private bath; continental and enjoy many thrill rides. Mail request to flyer on TWA. A faithful customer, breakfast daily; welcome cocktail party; hostess Harry A. Mickie, 1715 Parkwood Drive East, Sincerely, H.M.H services and hotel tax and service charges. Holiday, FL 34690: Please enclose self­ W.C.C. CAESAR. addressed, stamped envelope. New York City St. Louis ·STL Sales First Class Adds Promotes New Concept Europe On April 20, passengers on TWA flights to Europe experienced a new service con­ cept in First Class. The service was in­ To kick off the non-stop service from St. troduced to better meet the needs.of our Louis to Europe and to highlight the new customers by providing a highly personaliz­ transatlantic food service, travel agent ed, more expedient service. hub tours were held at Lambert Interna­ Our service presentation included the tional three consecutive nights in April for flight attendant preparing each course for approximately 300 travel agents. the passenger at their seat from a cart. The agents were informed of the three Many passengers fell asleep or felt they international flights which will operate from couldn't accomplish everything they St. Louis to London, Paris and Frankfurt. wanted to do before arriving at their The corporate speakers conducted hub destination. tours and focused on the St. Louis Our new Royal Ambassador First Class Customs area, child care facility and service has changed with the caterer boar­ group rooms. ding the food partially prepared rather than The inflight staff presented a taste of our having flight attendants doing all the Chairman Carl lcahn with winner E. J. Mullin transatlantic meal service. Joyce Coleman, preparation. Our inflight service will be staff vice president, inflight services, was more personal and allow the passenger on hand to enlighten our agents of future ·time to do what they desire. We've chang­ changes in that area. ed the menu to include unexpected and wonderful delicacies with a beautiful floral arrangement for the cart presentations. The First Class service began on all flights to Europe on April 20. It was in­ troduced gradually on flights returning from Europe starting on April 22 (from Lisbon and London) with other cities following in May. All cities will be cutover by June 1. Feedback is positive from passengers and crew members as well. The food has been well received as have the new addi­ tional touches - such as the sorbet/In­ termezzo course between the salad and the entree. Charles Adams introducing International winne The Ambassador Class service changes John Cohen, STL tower Anna Johannisson, Laurent Chappuis, Ulrich on New York to London flights on May 4, � Becky Shaeffer, corporate Debra Marquart, manager, presents a tour and Los Angeles to London flights on speaker. corporate speaker of the ground tower. June 1, 1988. A new course service will be introduced to meet the competition head -on and offer our customers a separate entree service and dessert service. In order to let all TWA employees and travel agents know about our new services, Inflight Services hosted presentations in London, Chicago, St. Louis, Los Angeles and New York (JFK and Penn Plaza) to talk about the new services. Inflight Opera­ tions and Dining staff members traveled throughout Europe and the United States to meet with sales, reservations, airport employees, caterers, travel agents and flight attendants with menu displays and pictures which showed the new food items . Barb Adams, corporate speaker, calls the ground tower to gain access for the travel and how they will look and be presented agents. inflight. (1-r) Karen .. Sikora, Anna Johannisson and husb

LGB Grand Prix Exposes TWA

TWA's Los Angeles Sales Office em­ barked April 15-17 on Southern Califor­ nia's most exciting race in the Indy Car Cir­ cuit - The Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. TWA was named the "official airline" of the Grand Prix this . year. This enabled T\11/A to receive worldwide exposure start­ ing with 26 super track signs that were carefully placed around the track directly across from ABC's Wide World of $ports cameras. The race was shown on live television in t�e U.S. and six other countries. ·. �- TWA also had the opportunity to pre­ sent the Pole Position Award to this year's W TWA greets race fans. ELCOM inner, Danny Sullivan, in front of E MEDIA · � 600,000 race fans and the international press. Nadine Morelock with husband Jack. TWA also was involved in other events surrounding the Grand Prix, including the PPG/Grand Prix Celebrity Golf Tourna­ (1-r) Janis Wood, manager, ment and the Motorsports Expo where passenger sales, LAX; TWA was exposed to thousands of race Danny Sullivan, pole posi­ fans from all over the world. With the help tion winner and Lynne of our Corporate Speakers Bureau, over Kalander, LAX commer­ 500 new FFB members were· enrolled dur­ cial accounts manager. ing the event. <1-r) Richard Major, guest and super­ visor, with winner Alonzo Thompson.

Gordon Jirak and wife Eileen with limited edition paperweight designed for "Award of Ex­ cellence'' winners. Charles Berryhill, wife Jean Award ot· Excellence ...... I L._-..-- ' Gary Johnson and 11-year-old daughter 87 Jody · rinners (1-r) Patricia Gorlier, ·Peter Haynes, ich Moers.

· · - Ulrich Moers, wife Brigitte

husband Gosta, and Roger Sikora. Laurent Chappuis, father Pierre Lorraine Bigelow, husband Edward

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE 1987

MARKETING AND Diane Lawson JFK FINANCE GROUND OPERATIONS Roy W. Sower STL SALES Nadine B. Morelock STL Airline Information Services Eastern Region Alonzo Thompson ORO Sales and Reservations Nelson 0. Musso LAX Robert D. Graham MKC Rudolf A. Hirschbeck JFK Lorraine M. Bigelow TPA Nancy A. Sellers STL Sonja L. Johnson MKC Ralph G. Lauritano JFK E ngineer.ing and Joseph T. DiVincenzo PHL Ingrid Traylor STL Janice G. VanLaninghamMKC Michael A. Minatelli DCA Quality Assurance Donna A. Domon LAX Hans-Joachim Weyers JFK Edward J. Mullins JFK Elwood B. Burns MCI William C: Donaldson PIT FLIGHT OPERATIONS Materials Management and Ajay Patel JFK Barbara Galli NYC Flying Contract Services Susan Snider-Woessner LGA Western Region Beverly Guenther STL Philip R. Callahan JFK Belinda S. Hobbs MCl Donald A. Taylor JFK Loretta L. Beard LAX Veronika E. Loistl SEA Donald E. Cole LAX Controller Santiago Vasquez MSY Judith A. Kramer LAS Marie J. Morrissey PHL Robert A. Cramer JFK Raimonda M. Martin MKC Roy J. Virgadaula JFK Wesley Rose SFO Patricia A. Theno MKC Shirley Nyburg CHI Donald R. Hilt STL Support and Control Roger C. Sikora LAX Gwynneth K. Williams MKC Margaret A. Pontalion MKC Gary D. Johnson STL Gary W. Mohr Egon H. Sommer DEN B. Zimmerman MKC MCI Mary H. Smith STL Robert J. Kennelly, Jr. STL Budgets and Control Gary T. Watanabe LAX Cargo Sales Kenneth N. LeeuwenburghLAX Overseas Controller Bradley W. Moseley MCI Maria E. Elwood SFO Douglas A. Linville STL Maintenance Operations LON. International Pricing Rose Marie· T. Maragni JFK Bob Postalian Central Region Charles R. Berryhill MCI David L. Fuss NYC ·Bruce J. Rawding LAX INTERNATIONAL Edgar P. Baughn CMH Charles T. Cash MCI .IN-FLIGHT SERVICES Louis R. Rell JFK Antonio Baptista LIS Roy C. Covington LEX James 0. Dabbs MCI Dennis J. Centorbi STL John M. Stofer LAX Laurent Chappuis ZRH Gordon E. Jirak ALO Richard D. Haupert MCI Carole A. Forrester JFK Bernard B. VanZandt STL Patricia Gorlier PAR Clifford L. Kirkpatrick ICT F.E. Hoeffner MCI Helen L. Holland JFK Engineering and Peter Haynes LHR Mary C. Petrick STL William H. Kimball MCI John lzzo JFK Operations Control Anna Johannisson STO Lori A. Seifert LIT Kenneth J. Park MCI Shelley H. Kawakami LAX Loretta T. Lezamiz JFK Ulrich Moers FRA Carl D. Soderstrom STL .James M. Payton MCI r------I (please S8Ve) ·------1 I I I Service Charge I Reduced Interline Pass or ' c s Airline Eligibility Rate Spe ial Fare I Password 88 Kuwait Airways (KU) 1-3 75% I Here is an update on interline agreements that TWA currently has with other airlines. It LACSA (LR) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I should serve as a handy guide for your future trip planning. Keep in mind that this is only a Lan Chile Airlines (LA) 1-3-4-7-8 . 75% I basic guide. For complete details on service charges, embargo periods, holiday restrictions, Lot Polish Airlines (LO) 1-3-4 75% minimum fares and other restrictions refer to MP&P section 1 3.21 as well as SKYLINER notices. Lufthansa (LH) 3-5-6-9-10 75% I All 75% fare reductions may be obtained by presenting your TWA Identification Card and Pass 5-6 90% once yearly systemwide Allotment card to a TWA ticket office; 90% discounts and passes must be secured through I your local pass issuing office. Retirees must secure the 90% discounts through the TWA Cen- Malaysian Airlines (MH) 1-4 75% I tral Pass Bureau . Allow three fu ll weeks for processing of space-available passes. Malev Hungarian Airlines (MA) 1-3-4 75% Mesa Airways (YV) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I Metro Airways (HY) 1-3-4-7-8 75% Service Charge Mexicana (MX) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 'I Reduced Interline Pass or 1 Check MP&P for Fiesta Airline Eligibility Rate Special Fares Fare I Middle East Airlines (ME) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 3-5-6-9-1 0 75% Aer Lingus (EI) Midstate Airlines (IU) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I_ 3- -6 90% 5 once yearly systemwide Midway Airlines (ML) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 5-6 Check MP&P for I 1-4 90% once yeariy Shamrock Fare Midwest Express Airlines (YX) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I Aerolineas Argentinas (AR) 1-3-4 75% 1-4 75% Aero Peru (PL) New York Helicopter (HD) 1-3-4-7-8 S/A Svc. Charge Pass I 1-3-4 75% Air Afrique (RK) issued at TWA ATO/CTO 1-3-4 90% I once yearly Northwest Airlines (NW) 1-3 75% Air Canada (AC) 1-3-4 75% 3-5-6 75% I Air France (AF) Olympic Airways (OA) 1-3-4 50% Space Available Dom 1-3-4-7-8 75% Air India (AL) Only I 1-4 90% once yearly systemwide 75% lnt'l Only Air M) 1-4 75% I � 1-4 75% Air Lanka L T (UL) Pakistan lnt'l Airways (PK) 1-3-4 75% 1-3-4-7-8 75% I Air Malta (KM) Pan American World Airways 1-3-4-7-8 75% Air Midwest (ZV /TWE) 1-3-4-7-8 50% S/A on shuttle only 1-4 (6) I 90% six yearly systemwide 1-3-4-7-8 75% 1-3 75% Air New Zealand (TE) 1-4 90% once yearly I 1-3-4-7-8 75% Air Niugini (PX) Airlines 1-3-4 75% 1-3-7 75% (ZW) Phillippine Airlines (PR) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I 1-3-4-7-8 75% (AS) (PI) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 1-3-4 90% once yearly 1-3-4 90% once yearly 1-3-4-7-8 75% Alitalia (AZ) Pocono Airlines 1-3-4-7-8 75% 1-4' 90% once yearly systemwide Presidental Airways (XV) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 5 75% All Nippon Airways (NH) Provincetown- Air (PT) 1-3-4-7-8 75% ALM Antillean Airlines (LM) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 1-3-4-7-8 Aloha (AQ) Sf A Svc Charge Pass Quantas Airways (QF) 3-5-6 75% issued at TWA ATO/CTO 3-5-6 Check MP&P for Special 1-4-7-8 75% America West (HP) HNL Fare 1-4 90% once yearly 1-3-4 75% American Airlines (AA) Ransome (RZ/PA) 1-3 75% 1-3-4 90% once yearly systemwide I Reeve Aleutian Airways (RV) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 1-3-4 75% Ansett Airlines (AN) 1-3-4 90% once yearly I 1-3 75% Ariana Afghan Airlines (FG) Resort Air (7RITWE) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 1-3-4-7-8 75% I Aspen Airways (AP) 1-4 90% six (6) yearly systemwide Atlantic Southeast Airlines (EV) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I Austrian Airlines (OS) 3-5-6-9-10 75% 1-4 Check MP&P for Waltz Rocky Mountain Airways (JC) 1-3-4-7-8 75% Away Fare I Royal Air Maroc (AT) 1-3-4-7-8 75% A vensa Aerovias (VE) Royal Jordanian Airlines (RJ) 1-3-4 75% I Venezolanas, S.A. 1-3-4-7-8 75% I Avianca Airlines (AV) 1-3-4 75% Sabena Airlines (SN) 1-3-4-7-8 75% - 1-3-4 75% Bahamasair UP) Sahsa Airlines (SH) 1-3-4-7-8 75% � .9- � 1-3-4 75% Bangladesh iman (BG) Saudi Arabian Airlines SV) 1-3-4-7-8 75% -s· 1-3-4-7-8 75% � s. (BN) Scandinavian Airlines ( K) 1-3-4 75% - 1-3-4 90% once yearly I 1-2-4 90% only yearly systemwide 3-5-11 75% I British Airways (BA) Scenic Airlines (YR) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I British Midland Airways (BD) 1-4-7-8 75% Singapore Airlines (SO) 1 75% I 1-3-4-7-8 75% BWIA International (BW) Skywest Airlines (00) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I Britt Airways 1-3-4-7-8 75o/o South African Airways (SA) 1-3-4 75% 3 I Brockway Air (SS/PI) 1- 75% :1-3-4 90% unlimited yearly 3-5 90% once yearly (WN) 1-3-4-7-8 S/A Svc. Charge Pass I Business Express (HQ) 1-3-4-7-8 75% issued at TWA ATO/CTO Suburban Airlines 1-3-4 75% I Swissair (SR) 3-5-6 75% Canadian Airlines lnt'l (CP) 1-3 75% 2-5-6 90% once yearly systemwide I Cathay Pacific Airways (CX) 3-5-6 75% Chautaqua Airlines 1-3-4-7-8 75% Taca lnt'l Airlines (TA) 1-3-4 75% China Airlines Inc. (CI) 1-3-4-7-8 75% Tan Airlines (TX) 1-3-4 75% Command Airways (DO) 1-3-4-7-8 75% TAP-Air Portugal (TP) 1-3-4-7-8 75% (CO) 1-3-4 75% Thai lnt'l Airlines (TG) 1-3-4 75% 1-3-4 90% once yearly Trans Australia Airlines (TN) 3-5-6 75% Czechoslovak Airlines (OK) 1-3-4-7-8 75% Turk Hava Yollari (TK) 1-3-4-7-8 75%

1-3-4- -8 Dan Air Service (DA) 1-3-4-7-8 75% (UA) 7 75% 1-3- Delta Airlines (DL) 1.-2-7 75% US Air (AL) 7 75% 1 Check MP&P for Yearly 1-3 90% once a year S/A Pass U.T.A. (UT) 1-3-4 75%

1-2- Eastern Airlines (EA) 1-3-4-7-8 50% S/A on shuttle only Varig Airlines (RG) 7 75% 1-3-4-7-8 75% 1 Check MP&P for Amigo 1-4 90% once yearly fare 1-4- -8 Egyptair (MS) 1-3-4-7-8 75% (VA) 7 75% 1 EL AL Israel Airlines (L Y) 1-3-4-7-8 75% Check MP&P for Orchid 1-3-7 Check MP&P for fare Shalom Fare 1-3-4- -8 Emirates (EK) 1-3-4-7-8 75% Wings West Airlines (RM) 7 75% 1-3-4- -8 Ethiopian Airlines (ET) 1-3-4-7-8 75% World Airways (WO) 7 75% 1-3-4 Check MP&P for Yearly S/A Pass Yemen Airways (IY) 1-3-4-7-8 75% Yugoslav Airlines JAT (JU) 1-3-4-7-8 75%

Finnair (AY) 1-3-4 75%

Ghana Airways (GH) 1-3-4 75% Gulf Air (GF) 1-3-4 75% ELIGIBLE PERSONS: (HA) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I 1-3-4 90% once yearly 1. Employee, upon completion of six months service, spouse and unmarried depen- Henson Airlines 1-3-4-7-8 75% dent children under age 21 . I 2. Retired Employee and spouse. 1-3-4-7-8 75% Iberia Airlines (IB) Retired Employee, spouse and unmarried dependent children under age I 1-4 90% once yearly systemwide 3. 21. I 1-3-4 Check MP&P for 4. Regular part-time employee, upon completion of six months of service, spouse I I Fanfare Fare and unmarried dependent children under age 21 . I Inter-Canadian (OB) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 5. Employee, upon completion of one year of service, spouse and unmarried depen- I dent children under age 21 . I Japan Airlines (JL) 1-3-4-7-8 75% I 1-4 90% once yearly systemwide 6. Regular part-time employee, upon completion of one year of service, spouse, I I Jetstream (TF) 1-3-4-7-8 75% unmarried dependent children under age 21 . 7. Parents of full-time employee. I Kenya Airways (KQ) 1-3-4 75% I 8. Parents of reg ular part-time employees. I KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL) · 1-3-4-7-8 75% I 1-3-4 90% once yearly systemwide 9. Parents of full-time employees upon completion of one year of service. I 1-3-4- -8 I 7 Check MP&P for 10. Parents of regular part-time employee upon completion of one year of service. Amsterdam Fare 11. Parents of single employees. I I Korean Airlines (KE) 1-3-4-7-8 75% 1 Check MP&P for I I Morning Calm Fare NOTE: TWA DRESS CO DE POLICY IS ON TICKET CO UPONS I

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Christine Kilburn MKG charter at $125 per half day, all at 50% off. 212-663-4585 . Do your kids a favor -Tell Them! Norman Mysen 616-744-8214. FOR SALE: Dixon Zero turn radius riding lawn FOR RENT: Sarasota/Bradenton Beach FL lux­ mowers. 8 to 18 horse power. 30 to 50 inch cutting urious gulf-front condo. 2 br, 2 bath , sleeps 6, full width. 10% discount offers savings to $500. Maggie kitch�n, washer/dryer, cable TV, pool, completely Sparks 618-344-0433. furnished. 3 nights-$159, week $295 Aprii 15-Jan. TWA CREDIT UNION FOR SALE/TRADE: Mesa, AZ ., Mobile home, 31, 1989. Doug Roth STL 1-800-237-2252 or $11,500, 3 bdrm, 1 bath, 12x64 with expanded liv­ 813-778-4800. ing room, wk-storage rm , new A/C, washer, adult FOR SALE: Protect your car, plane or boat with park, excellent facilities. David Spalding 816-891-4210 or 800-892-7957 SUPERCOAT AIRCRAFT SURFACE TREAT­ 816-436-8829. MENT. Finest finish protection available. Free UPS FOR SALE: Overland, Mo . Condo, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, delivery . Order info - Supercoat Midwest 1907 sundeck, carport, many extras. 3 yrs, 15 min . from "'D urango Pass Ballwin , Mo. 63011 Terry Tubb Lambert ATO, $59,500. Terri Koller 314-428-5093. Professional tax preparation. Tax Timber land 361A Southern MO $250 314-273-5400. SERVICES: FOR SALE: FOR RENT: Rockies. Luxury condo, all reform brought many changes, some complex. We acre. Also 164A scenic hills for recreation and invest­ FOR SALE: 95 acres near Lake Oz on State Rd . amenities. Avon, Colorado. June 18-25. $60/night, can help take the worry out of tax time. Reasonable ment in Tennessee, $650 acre. Tom Grogan, 5 mil SW Elcon Mo. $400 per acre. 80 acres 25 mil $250/week. One bdrm, sleeps 4 adults, 2 children . rates. Paul Williams 314-278-2094. 502-489-2490. North MCI Airport 2 barns 3 ponds good stock farm Robert Wood 816-454-2847. Sarasota/Siesta Key, FL 2 bdrm con­ Gone today, hair tomorrow . Balding near Smithville Lake $80,000, James L. Wood R.R. FOR RENT: SERVICES: Lake of the Ozarks, 3 br/2 bath, A/C , do. Intra-coastal waterway, pool, tennis, beach ac­ or thinning, male or female. I can show you how to No. 1 Box 189 Gowler, Mo. 64454 816-424-3081. FOR RENT: more, March 1 "Dec. 1. Minimum stay 5 nights, May cess. Sleeps 6. $450/week winter, $300/week sum­ regrow your own hair naturally. Call for information, FOR RENT: Bed & Breakfast . Elegant turn of the 1-0ctober 1. $45/night minimum. AI Doty, mer. Vance Bauer 816-455-227 Michelle Kennedy, 314-837-4158. Century Mansion . Luxury and comfort for the TWA/KCAC, evenings 816-523-1939 .. 1980 Honda 900 custom, 9800 miles, discriminating Traveler with Champagne taste and a FOR SALE: WIN THE LOTTO. Improve your odds Relocating? Bedford Hills, 3 bedroom many accessories, excellent condition, burgundy col­ Beer pocketbook CTC Bob Hendrickson 290 E. State FOR SALE: FOR SALE: by 550 % on your IBM or compatible computer. high ranch, lg. rec room, patio, private 1.4 acres, or, always garaged , $850. Bob Avery 314-576-3513. Sharon, Pa. 16146 412-347-4780. edge of Mt. Kisco, under $300,000. C.A. Janssen, $34. 95 cash/ check/MC/Visa/ Am ex . Contact New Nikonos III with 28 mm lens, two Barbados; Oceanfront, self catering Chuck Roderique, 913-268-3833. 212-780-4196. FOR SALE: FOR RENT: oceanic 2000 strobes (one new) Nikon close-up kit, Apts. Special daily rate to TWA employees Photography - Weddings and An­ 1/2 timeshare, Palm Springs, $2500. pelican case, meter (u/w), accessories, $750. Bob 4/15-10/30/88 2 bd (4 persons) US $42.50 -$51. SERVICES: FOR SALE: niversary - Reasonable Prices - KC area. Contact Includes RCI World Exchange, RVI, RV Parks, plus Avery, 314-576-3513. 1 B/M (2 persons) US $32.50-$39., write : Magic Isle Chuck Roderique, 913-268-3833. bonus time in 20 condo's 182 days of use per year. Beach Apts. Rockley, Christ Church Barbados, West Contact: A. Sharp, 2010 No. 11 West San Marcos Indies 809-427-7382 .. Tierra Verde Condo - 30 miles south Colorado Vacation time - deluxe 2 FOR RENT: Blvd. , San Marcos, CA. 92069. 619-727-5125. FOR RENT: of Tampa - 2 bdrm, 2lf2 bath, 10 min. to St. Pete . BR . condo. Sleeps 6, Lake Dillon area, $60-nite-3 Waikiki Beach, studios, 1 & 2 bedroom FOR RENT: Beach/Ft. Desoto Park. $300/week summer - Two choice point lots, Sunny Hills, FL. nite min . $360 wk . Contact Jim Hunsucker condos. "Heart of Waikiki near international market". FOR SALE: $500/week winter. Bill Reisen, 816-734-5057. Contact Joe at 718-259-2452. 314-441-8339 or Mel Rye 314-348-3597. From $20-$65/night. Contact Donald Blum, 2 Palomino Lane, Rolling Hills, CA. 90274, Buy a European-delivered U.S. Maui's Goldcoast - Kihei - Lovely SERVICES: FOR RENT: Lake of the Ozarks - 1 BR condo on 213-541-8813. spec/warranted MBZ, BMW, Porsche, Volvo, 1 bdrm fully furnished condo, sleeps 4. By month FOR RENT: Lake. Sleeps 4, ool, tennis courts, docks available, SAAB, Audi at big savings through K. J. Munro and or week - 12/1-4/30 $58.50 per day; 5/1-11/30 p Beachfront House, 4 bdrms, near Tan-Tara, $55 nite-3 nite min. $330 wk. Con­ FOR RENT: Sons, 203-421-4868 $49.50. Extra people $5 ea. Call Marge Jensen, sleeps · 10, completely furnished kitchen , tact Jim Hunsucker 314-441-8339, 314-348-1110. 312-495-0069. washer/dryer, TV, available 2 weeks, August FOR RENT: Fort Myers Beach Condo; Gulf view, Captains Wings, gold plated tie tac, 29-September 12, $900/week. Contact: Lynne sleeps 4, pool, tennis, beach, walk to shopping, golf FOR SALE: FOR SALE: Terrific 2 bdrm townhouse with 2 car -Schmitt, 1529 Sixth, Belmont, Ca. 94002. course, marina, restaurants, $245/week through clasp, lapel pin or bolo tie. $6 each, all TWA aircraft, garage, end unit overlooks Jake. Full bsmt., patio, 415-591-1334. November. Elwood McDonald, 516-549-9825. $4 each, please include $1.50 for postage. Larry J. skylights, many extras, $99,900. Contact Lawrence Fauci, 52 Westgate Drive, Sparta, NJ, 07871. Orlando, FL.,Furnished condominum, Puerto Vallarta, oceanfront, 2 bdrm Kavanagh, 314-878-4549. FOR RENT: FOR RENT: 201-729-2620. Ventura Country Club 18 hole golf course, all in­ condo, sleeps four, kitchen, living room, dining area, 1985 Shasta 29' Travel Trailer. A/C clusive, closeto Disney, downtown and airport. Con­ 2 pools, $450 per week. Contact 415-892-5545. FOR SALE: Boat. 1973 Trojpn cabin cruiser, 24 ft., tact: John Hansen, 3700 Roth Terr., Skokie, II . plus many other options. New list $11,800, asking FOR SALE: Distributors: New MLM opportunity in fully equipped, sleeps 4, kitchen & bath, white 60076. 312-686-5231. WANTED: $7,999. Contact Walt Graham, 816-454-3456. early growthstage. Great income potential. Skin care fiberglass, mint condition, $9,500 or best offer. Call FOR RENT: Sarasota/SiestaKey, FL, 2 bdrm con­ line for men and women. Little or no inventory re­ FOR SALE: Camero, 1967, convertible rally sport, evenings , Michelle Bonsignore, 718-848-3818. do. Intracoastal waterway, pool, tennis, beach access. quirement. Contact AI Hufford 602-860-6775. classic, original restored complete. Protoype, Sleeps 6. $450/week winter, $300/week summer. 327/350 auto, pwr windows/ steering, 4-barrell, AC, Florida condo, Ft. Myers-Sarasota, 2 French Instructor. Learn French on the FOR RENT: Vance Bauer 816-455-2272. SERVICES: AM/FM, all' records, dk. blue, white interior/top. bdrm, 2 ba, c/a. cptd, pool, tennis, deepwater canal, Cote. D'Azur. Intensive conversation based instruc­ Contact Robert Russel 813-637-1639, docks, fishing, laundry, fully furnished 'cept tion, small groups, year round, all levels. Contact Ver­ �--�------816-587-0977. toothbrush, yearly, seasonal. Contact Robert F. sion Francaise, 23 Rue De Rivoli, Nice, France, Russell, 813-637-1639. 06000, tel. 93-88-29-90. Referred by L. Stafford. SERVICES: Control Your Weight! Wear the appetite control patch like a band-aid and forget it! Inexpen­ 2 bdrm condo in St. Charles at Chateau SKYLINER Distributors for Bacteriostatic Water FOR RENT: WANTED: sive, safe and convenient. Carolyn Peel, Country Club, indoor & outdoor pools, weight room, ·= "0 ' 0- Treatment Systems needed by over 90% of homes. Q) - tU - 913-469-5694. hot tub and more. $515/mo . Available June 1. ::J >-::J Make $2500 per month part time. Send $11. for .t:... o tUO Steven Ferrill, 314-928-1857. Q. _J distributor kit. Exceptional opportunity . Gary Lewis, FOR SALE: Satellite television, airline discount, fac­ Q) .t:(/) U) • 6901 South Adams Way, Littleton, Colo. 80122, tory new, shipped. Many features, STS/SR100, shop "0 St. Thomas Condo - fully fum. studio 303-770-3868. then call! Contact J.D. Petroff, 314-865-7581, FOR RENT: -Q)O::J 0-X(i5 near Sapphire Beach, east end of island; private (/) , 800-992-9257. t: Portable Corona data PC (IBM Clone), balcony w/magnificent ocean view; pool; near Red Q) g��() FOR SALE: u Q) Q) double disk drive, 512 K memory, 1-1/2 yrs old. Call Hilton Head Villa; Hilton Head Isle, · - FOR RENT: Hook shopping and ferry to St. John. Ideal vacation S.C., 2 bdrm, 2 ba, 2 pools, tennis, 300 yds. to "> (i)-t; Q) Nancy Pierce evenings 816-734-2439. spot in Virgin Islands. AI or Peggy Lane, � ::J"U..X � beach, completely furnished, $400/wk thru Sept. , Q) E _JtU Heating and air conditioninginstalled 913-362-7824. ns tU SERVICES: $300/wk Oct. thru Apr. Leave message en o � � or serviced. Estimates for new high efficiency money 0 . ,...: 213-320-6473. Controlyour appetite and lose weight .t: -. "0 0 saver, financing available. George 314-997-4354 SERVICES: c. 3:- "0 tU 0 days, 314-664-9788 nights. FOR RENT: Freeport, Bahamas Condominum ­ by wearing "The Patch" on your wrist. 30-day supply Oceanfront, beautiful canal backside, 2 stories, 2 for $35 (includes tax and postage) . 100% money­ � �.t:o Hanalei Bay Villa-Princeville, Kauai, 2 N a>(I) () ..- FOR RENT: bdrms, 21/2 baths. $55 per day - 1 wk. minimum. back guarantee. Contact Gini Rubin, 602-866-0969. Q; l!?ns>< br, 2b home, fully and comfortably furnished. Great t ...t'O Contact Van Van Pelt 714-641-0147 . � Q) Q)O view�. Walk to beach. Sleeps 6 with lots of privacy. ;Ll m 1966 Mustang coupe - 6 cylinder, en... � a> .t:... . Perfect for families. Diane Kaska 203-746-9529. 1987 StarcraftTent/Camper, 17 foot, FOR SALE: .... E ·- FOR SALE: automatic. Body· interior very good, engine good. Q) 0 .. sleeps 6, stove, sink, awning, new porta potty, mint fair, "0 L) Skiers lakeview house - Big Bear, CA. I commute to/fr EW (21-24 mpg.) $2,500 or B.O. Q) "'C ::J � I FOR RENT: condition, $4000/0BO . Contact R. Sattes ce-o a.; 3 br, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, near ski areas, sleeps 10 . · Contact Carrie Wendt, 812-426-0055/314-426- ...c: E 619-433-5537. ::J tU Q)Q)� $55/weeknights, $75/weekend nights. Call Marshall 1005. z · Clearwater Beach, FL. Completely fur­ a> C:o E- Pumphrey 213-438-1221. FOR RENT: � Q) a>U) .t: ::: nished waterfront vacation rentals. Efficiencies and Q) >- � White fiberglass 24 ft. Sea Bay boat - Heating & airconditioning installed & Q.L) FOR SALE: one bedrooms available. Private dock, 10% airlines SERVICES: 225 inboard outboard Mercury - trailer - cuddy serviced. Electric & Plumbing also available. Estimates ��.2 Q) �ci discount. Contact Paradise Cove, Jay and Diane - E cabin - sleeps 4 - head - refrigerator newly on new high efficiency money saver. Contact George · c: W Gallagher, 145 Brightwater Drive, Clearwater Beach, 0. � G> overhauled - excellent condition - near Chicago & Renee Polic STL-RES, 314-997-4354. 0 CD E Q) o L)� FL. 34630, 813-446-4910. -� c: .t:.,....J - $8,500. Adolph M. or Jean Urbas 414-275-3579. t'O 0 w � >- (1)>- Hawaiian Condo on Oahu - Ocean­ Seven Ancient Flintlock Pistols engraved FOR RENT! STL Airport - very low monthly, en... FOR SALE: front, executive bdrm suite, white sandy beaches, FOR RENT: Q) with gold and silver. From AI-Jowlk in the Yemen weekly, daily rates. Free 24. hr. van service to air­ �8 eiJ5 swimming pools, restaurants, golf, tennis, sleeps 4, -c � • Q) •• Arab Republic . $5,000(?) . Charles Bohm port & trainingcenters. Restaurant & lounge, 24 hr. t'O E $400 per week, special airline rate. Contact Buddy 415-340-7196. security & maid service. Call Bea 314-428-1987...... >i Ledger, 213-377-9755. t= J::oi.t: �gtU "U (I) .t: Historic Hermann - 5 br, 3 bath, "0 ·- 0 c: FOR SALE: u custom cedar house on 10 acres high on bluff above Paris, 3 bedroom home, 20 minutes Share a 2-br house near STL airport C) Q) FOR RENT: FOR RENT: with one other. Rent $225 per month plus 1/2 t2 !!a. 25 :J c. en_:.. . Missouri River. Very private - edge of city. Easy to Paris Center by RER, shopping center near: 4000 Q) a.:s '!J drive to Lambert. Below cost by retired owner ffr per month & utilities, 6 month minimum lease, utilities. Plenty of storage. Quiet street. Call Doug at $145,000. H. Bish 314-486-2721. quiet. Contact Paul B. Carr, 718-846-3074. 427-5614 evenings or 827-1027 days. � G>�.8- .t: Q)!i2 L)o c: lt)-oa. ==;£� (I) ...c: � <( ui Q) (I) "i tU ·- "U.!l CI)o:J a: � ns a..0 o ...... O >- c: _J t'O oC: ---. Q) t0� en�oa:cn tf 0. 05 C\1 - c. w � t'O o CL.£zt: -. .... _ _J 0 c: a. "0 Q. a. t'O :::J ns G> ·= Tra ns World Airlin es u >- P.O. 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