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Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1977

Page

3

Port Authority to Appeal SST Landing Ban at Kennedy

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey plans to appeal a court ruling ordering test landings of the Concorde SST at Kennedy Airport, saying the 17 month ban was unreasonable discriminatory and unfair. A separate report says a tropical storm drenched southern California with heavy rains, causing millions in damage and eight deaths. In Big Sur, a 145 mile firebreak was strengthened as the line neared containment after scorching 157 800 acres. In Santa Cruz a lone gunman held 63 people hostage at a religious retreat before surrendering to police and facing kidnapping and auto theft charges.

New York UPI Port Authority of New Jersey Kennedy Airport Los Angeles California Imperial County United Press International Big Sur Santa Cruz Calif Thomas Wilson Bakersfield Santa Cruz County Marvin Gangloff

Soviet Icebreaker Reaches North Pole First Surface Ship

The 25 000 ton Arktika, powered by atomic energy, became the first surface vessel to reach the North Pole at 9 p m Tuesday EDT in a 60th anniversary voyage. This landmark may open Arctic shipping lanes and aid Russian research stations.

Moscow Robert Peary North Pole Moscow Radio-Television Arctic Ocean Arctic Polar

Presley fans press for final glimpse at funeral procession

Grieving fans crowd Graceland awaiting Elvis Presley funeral as heat and tragedy mingle. A hit and run killed two teens and injured another while authorities name the Memphis driver Treatise Wheeler. Ex-bodyguards defend against drug-use publicity claims.

Memphis Tenn Elvis Presley Singing Idol Graceland Mansion Presley Treatise Wheeler Jerry Francisco Shelby County Medical Examiner Beverly Hills Calif Delbert Sonny) West David Hebler

FTC charges Los Angeles Times with illegal advertising discounts

The FTC accuses Times Mirror Co. of violating antitrust laws by systematically giving lower rates to high volume advertisers. The Times denies wrongdoing and says the action is not expected to affect its operations or rates. The case could prompt further probes, though no industrywide inquiry is noted.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC Los Angeles Times Times Mirror Co., Inc Los Angeles the Times Commission The Times

Chip Carter to join family for Plains visit

President Carter's son Chip joins his wife Caron and their 6 month old son James Earl Carter IV for a Plains trip after earlier marital troubles. The White House says Chip will take wife and child to Plains next week to live, while Mary Hoyt notes Chip will return to Plains alone and the family stays at the White House.

James Earl Carter IV Chip Georgetown White House Plains Mary Hoyt

Americans see July income rise and slower inventory gains

Government data show personal income up 0.8 percent in July driven by Social Security boosts. Commerce inventories rose 0.7 percent, down from 1.0 percent in June. Labor Dept. reports progress in placing veterans harmed by unemployment 1974–76.

Washington Commerce Dept Labor Dept

Byrd warns White House on Panama vote timing

Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd urges the White House not to press for a vote on the new Panama Canal treaties by year end 1977. He notes public opinion is not ready for transfer and says an early vote could embroil the accords in 1978 election politics.

Washington

Court ruling calls background briefings a public record

The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the content and sources of background-only briefings given to select reporters must be disclosed on request. The case arose from Henry Kissinger briefings, where reporters were told to attribute information to a senior U.S. official.

Washington Star Washington U.S. Court of Appeals Henry Kissinger U.S

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