U.S. Steps Up Pressure on Rhodesia for Settlement
The Ford administration pushes Rhodesia toward negotiations with Africa and Europe aid. Direct talks between Smith and Ford are unlikely. The Byrd amendment on chrome imports remains in limbo as votes are unclear. Reagan criticizes the shift, while many African nations view the policy as a test of U.S. resolve.
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Appeals court clears Concorde flights to Washington
A federal appeals court upholds Transportation Secretary Coleman's decision permitting limited Concorde service into two U.S. airports for up to 16 flights, paving the way for London Paris flights to Washington. The ruling strengthens Concorde legal maneuvers against the Port Authority of New York New Jersey which barred landing at JFK for six months. The panel found the secretary acted within his authority during the trial period amid multiple legal challenges.
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