Census finds neighborhood noise as top complaint in U S
The 1974 housing survey shows 49.2 percent of American households complain about neighborhood noise, with traffic and airport sounds cited most. Only 2.1 million households plan to move. 82 percent rate neighborhoods good or excellent. EPA officials note rising awareness, but major fixes depend on local action and FAA oversight for aircraft noise.
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White House fellowship bias sparks suit and records breach
Washington AP report details a presidential commission accused of gender bias in selecting next year's White House Fellows. Court records show three women finalists bypassed for lower rated male candidates, while thousands of documents were destroyed after a lawsuit sought evidence.
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