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1984 Daily Telegraph newspaper clipping about 100,000 banned cheap Atlantic air fares, Laker Airways mentioned

Press clipping from the Daily Telegraph dated October 26, 1984, with headline '100,000 cheap Atlantic air fares banned'. The article discusses government action against discounted transatlantic tickets and references the collapse of Sir Freddie Laker's airline operations, highlighting ongoing aviation industry regulatory issues in the post-Laker Airways era.

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