Protesters Block Kennedy Road as SST Landing Tactics Grow
A convoy of about 550 cars moved slowly at Kennedy Airport in a protest against the Concorde, with ROAR led by Joseph Ewald Jr. demanding a permanent ban. Organizers claimed victory, noting limited arrests and continued traffic, while travelers faced cab delays and disruptions to air travel. Capt. Ralph Combariati of Port Authority praised the visible action, though critics said the drive slowed instead of halted operations. The group vows weekly demonstrations until Carter and officials ban the SST.
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Carter Aides Prefer Work to Washington Socializing
Washington social life appears limited as Carter aides focus on duties. High officials, including Hamilton Jordan and Jody Powell, say work comes first, with few public events or late nights. Some observers note a cautious, low profile while occasional visits to cultural venues occur.
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Carter Proposes Water Fund Cuts Across 30 Projects
President Carter recommends no funding for 15 projects and partial or full funding for eight more affecting 30 dams reservoirs and waterways. Potential savings amount to about 120 million in 1978, with total waste and state local participation complicating the balance of the federal budget.
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Carter to Outline Energy Plan in TV Address and Congress Return
President Carter will address the nation on energy policy, outlining a package of conservation measures and new taxes, followed by a joint session unveiling. The plan faces sharp opposition in Congress with debates likely to stretch through the year. The CIA revision of oil reserves underpins projected shortages and higher gasoline costs, while tax incentives aim to spur insulation and solar use.
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Police Use Tear Gas On Fans At Orange Bowl Riot
Police dispersed hundreds of rock music fans at the Orange Bowl after they looted offices and damaged Miami Dolphins facilities while waiting for Tampa concert tickets. Tear gas and clubs drove the crowd away after rocks and bottles were thrown. 16 officers were hurt lightly and one man was arrested on assault charges amid the chaos.
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Rabin Wife Fined for Illegal Bank Accounts in Israel
In Tel Aviv Leah Rabin pleaded guilty to violating currency laws and was fined 26852 dollars for keeping two U.S. bank accounts. Her husband Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin announced an extended leave of absence and will turn government duties to Defense Minister Shimon Peres.
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