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Delta to pass along fees, match UAL fare hikes (travel news)

..."For the passenger, it's something they have been getting free, technically, that they shouldn't have been all this time." Continental is studying whether to start passing the fees on to passengers connecting through its Cleveland hub, said spokeswoman Julie King.

Its main hub, Houston, does not impose a passenger facility charge.

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Widen Roswell roads and sidewalks, re-time lights (travel news)

... City officials are working with a transportation planning firm to develop ideas.

In the meantime, what are your ideas?

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A straight-to-the-airport train from Roswell could charge a $10 or $20 fee (with little complaint).

If the train was accessible and reliable, people could easily justify the cost.

It's time to think outside the interstate; more roads just bring more one-passenger cars.

Even a train that just loops Roswell would be beneficial.

The amount of wrecks with te...

Bush vows he will insist on guest worker program (travel news)

..."I believe this can be done in such a way that it makes future Overshadowing the two-day summit was America‘s increasingly fierce debate over the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants, more than half from Mexico, living in the United States.

Bush, fighting a slump in the polls, is arguing against some of his fellow conservatives who want immigration legislation to focus solely on border security, without a guest worker program that would allow the illegals a temporary legal status while performing unskilled jobs that Americans are not willing to do for the rock-bottom wages being offered.

Asked if he would veto legislation that does not include the guest worker program, Bush stopped short of such a threat, but insisted that he wanted more than just more border security controls as some Republicans prefer.

"I want a comprehensive bill," Bush said.

"And I‘ve made that very clear to the members of the Congress.

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Delta to pass along fees, match UAL fare hikes (travel news)

Widen Roswell roads and sidewalks, re-time lights (travel news)

Bush vows he will insist on guest worker program (travel news)