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Best on time record for US Airways
US Airways had 74.5 percent of its flights arrive on time during December, the best record among the 10 largest airlines in a month in which weather played havoc with the industry's effort to stick to schedules.
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Stadiums don't provide economic jolt

Public funding of stadiums irks many people who aren't sports fans. What frosts me is when it is painted as economic stimulus. Study after study of the economic impact of sports stadiums has shown them to be poor uses of public funds.

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Today's Inquirer
Tweeter Center gets new name
The Camden concert venue will be Susquehanna Bank Center in a $10 million deal with the Lititz, Pa., firm.
By Harold Brubaker, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Tweeter Center on the Camden waterfront is being renamed the Susquehanna Bank Center under a $10 million deal announced yesterday.
Column: Stadiums as economic stimulus is a ruse
By Mike Armstrong, Inquirer Columnist
Public funding of stadiums irks many people who aren't sports fans. What frosts me is when it is painted as economic stimulus.
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