The White Falcon - 29.10.1971, Blaðsíða 5

New space ‘A’
| travel regs.
New space available travel
procedures were recently put into
effect.
The new procedures require a
passenger to sign up only once at
the Military Airlift Command
(MAC) passenger terminal.
He must, however, be present
the first time his name is called
for the flight. If he is called
and doesn't respond, his name is
removed from the waiting list.
When the passenger signs up,
he will be able to determine how
far down the list he is, and by
checking the flight schedule he
will know of those flights that
may offer space available seats
for his destination. All sched-
uled and opportune flights which
might offer space available seats
will be posted 24 hours in ad-
vance.
^ When the number of available
Bsats becomes known—usually one
and a half to two hours before
flight time—names will be called
from the list until the seats are
filled.
Applicants for space available
travel must register personally
in the MAC air passenger terminal.
Space available assignments are
made on a first-come, first-
served basis within the categor-
ies set forth in OpNav Instruc-
tion 4630.12C. Additionally, ap-
plicants must present the docu-
mentation as indicated in BuPers
Instruction 4650.16 when regis-
tering for space available.
The new system is expected to
be more responsive to the travel-
ready passenger andprovide a more
realistic list of persons ready
to travel.
Don’t forget
Yule mail schedule
Don't forget the dates for
mailing of Christmas parcels to
the states.
Surface letters mailed from
Keflavik for West Coast delivery
should arrive at the East Coast
Port of Entry by Dec. 12; for
central U.S. by Dec. 13 and for
East Coast delivery by Dec. 14.
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it’s news call 4195
'TOP TEN OF THE WEEK’
The Top Ten Hits in the cate-
gories ROCK, EASY LISTENING and
COUNTRY & WESTERN are provided by
the American Forces Radio Station
here. They are taken from the
record sales in the U.S. and are
effective through the week ending
October 30.
ROCK
1. "Maggie May," & "Reason to Be-
lieve," Rod Stewart.
2. "Superstar," Carpenters.
3. "Yo Yo," Osmonds.
4. "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves,"
Cher.
5. "The Night They Drove Old Dix-
ie Down," Joan Baez.
6. "Do You Know What I Mean," Lee
Michaels.
7. "Go Away Little Girl," Donny
Osmond.
8. "Sweet City Woman," Stampeders.
9. "Theme From 'Shaft'," Isaac
Hayes.
10. "If You Really Love Me," Ste-
vie Wonder.
EASY LISTENING
1. "Peace Train," Cat Stevens.
2. "Never My Love," Fifth Dimen-
sion.
3. "The Desiderate," Les Crane.
4. "Long Ago & Far Away," James
Taylor.
5. "Superstar," Carpenters.
6. "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves,"
Cher.
7. "I've Found Someoneof My Own,"
Free Movement.
8. "Imagine," John Lennon Plastic
Ono Band.
9. "So Far Away," & Smackwater
Jack," Carole King.
10. "Loving Her Was Easier Than
Anything I'll Ever Do Again,"
Kris Kristofferson.
COUNTRY & WESTERN
1. "How Can I Unlove You," Lynn
Anderson.
2. "Here Comes My Honey Again,"
Sonny James.
3. "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's
Arms," Buck Owens & the Buckaroos.
4. "Lead Me On," Conway Twitty &
Loretta Lynn.
5. "Easy Loving," Freddie Hart.
6. "Another Nightof Love," Freddy
Weller.
7. "Rings," Tompall & The Glaser
Brothers.
8. "Daddy Frank, The Guitar Man,"
Merle Haggard & The Strangers.
9. "Never Ending Song Of Love,"
Dickie Lie.
10. "I'd Rather Be Sorry," Ray
Price.
New arrivals at the station dispensary
Kevin Michael, son of SM2 Frank Clifton C., son of 0T3 Clifton C.
H. and Arlene J. Mumper, bom and Gail P. Corkem, bom on Oct.
Oct. 23. 25.
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