Scientists swap notes on big bang theories at Vermil National Lab
Globally noted scientists gathered at Vermi National Accelerator Laboratory for a three day conference to discuss the origin of matter and the big bang. Professor Robert March of Wisconsin expressed optimism about progress and potential practical applications in the future. The group highlighted quarks and leptons as foundational, with accelerators reproducing early universe events to probe the first hundredth of a second after creation.
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Activist Trial Calls FBI Violations Appalling
New York based people's tribunal heard over the weekend from about 40 participants citing FBI tactics violating civil rights. Activists from black groups feminists gay liberationists and Puerto Rican nationalists described wiretapping mail interception harassment and illegal entry as part of a wider claim that the FBI operates as a political police force.
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Concorde hushes noise protests amid new JFK plans
Port Authority officials said Concorde's modest noise in proving flights undermines efforts to block future service to Kennedy. With London and Paris routes to JFK planned for November 2, authorities note that the plane's noise levels are comparable to or quieter than many subsonic jets, undermining a uniform noise rule.
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Concorde Noise Fight Shapes Port Authority Strategy
Port Authority and Kennedy area critics remain divided as hearings on a noise standard proceed. Alan Sagner reportedly signaled tolerance for the Concorde after initial flights, while foes push for a nondiscriminatory ban and court-driven action to shape policy before federal direction.
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