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News & Articles selectively Rivals match Southwest's sub-$100 sale fares Rivals appear to be selectively matching Southwest's latest fare sale, which includes fares as low as $97 round trip on routes of 500 miles or less. June 12, 2013 - KSDK St. Louis Mayor and Welsh’s unauthorized city flyer leads to Sunshine Law scrutiny and neighborhood gas leak In the last city commission regular meeting, Vice Mayor Josh Liebman chastised Mayor Phil Stoddard and Commissioner Bob Welsh for apparently working together to selectively distribute a city seal-stamped flyer to area residents. June 12, 2013 - Miami Gardens News Drive split doubleheader as Betts continues streak Mookie Betts refers to it as being 'selectively aggressive.' June 12, 2013 - The Greenville News