Noise biggest complaint in neighborhoods
The Census Bureau says noise tops citizen complaints in 1974 housing survey with 48.2 percent deeming neighborhoods too noisy. Motor and airport traffic drive calls, construction adds, while crime, lighting, and street conditions also appear. Only 3 percent plan to move despite mixed ratings.
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Concorde Noise Tests Highlight Airport Concerns
The FAA measured Concorde noise during a 16 month demonstration, with the British plane at 116.5 and the French at 112.7 perceived decibels at a point near the runway. Boeings showed far lower counts, while environmentalists remain wary of sonic booms and noise.
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William T. Coleman Jr
Kissinger regrets U S Vietnam mistakes in retrospect
In Stockholm Kissinger said grave mistakes were made in U S Vietnam policy. He noted fifty thousand Americans died and defended American aims while criticizing communism. He warned future concessions could reduce U S defense of Europe amid growing communist influence.
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Cardinal Trinh Nhu Khue Receives Red Hat At Vatican Consistory
Vatican crowds cheered as 7 year old archbishop of Hanoi was named cardinal, joining 19 new appointees. Pope Paul VI placed the red hat on Khue amid applause, marking a historic moment for North Vietnam and the global College of Cardinals.
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Joseph Marie Trinh van Can
Khue
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Senate Rejects Ford's Nomination of Byington
The Senate voted 37 to reject S John Byington for the Consumer Product Safety Commission but agreed to a motion for reconsideration later in the week. Supporters cited his consumer affairs experience while opponents argued he lacked qualifications. Byington, a 36 year old Grand Rapids native, held roles in HEW Consumer Affairs and worked with Virginia Knauer.
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London
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Utah
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Robert P. Griffin
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Consumer Affairs
Virginia Knauer
William L. Seidman
Michigan
George Romney
Ford Tells Navy Audience Free Use Of Seas Is Fundamental
President Ford, campaigning in California, argued free use of the seas underpins America's economy and security. He pledged strong naval power, criticized Senate delays on the Bi bomber, and outlined timing for a final production decision after testing. He toured Anaheim Las Vegas and California ahead of the June primary.
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Ronald Reagan
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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International Council of Shopping Centers
Peace Officers
Campaign talk and a home invasion report mix in brief
In a mixed local and national update, Justice Blackmun discusses First Amendment limits on professional advertising while Reagan Ford and delegates shift toward nomination dynamics. A separate violent home invasion ends with a shooting after a robbery attempt, as Mrs Ruffin defends a family member and a suspect is jailed with a handgun.
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