Carter returns from London with gains and invitation to France
President Carter arrived at Andrews Air Force Base in a happy mood after a six day London summit trip. He plans a news conference to report on talks with European leaders and is considering a fall visit to France. Brzezinski said the summit signaled restored Western cooperation and confidence in the West.
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UPI
Carter
London
Andrews Air Force Base
Geneva
NATO
David Frost
Richard Nixon
Rosalynn Carter
Walter Mondale
Hamilton Jordan
Valery Giscard D’estaing
France
Zbigniew Brzezinski
United States
Europe
Japan
Brzezinski
Georgia
Ban on Concorde landings ruled unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey cannot ban Concorde landings at Kennedy Airport. Judge Milton Pollack said federal supremacy over landing rights overrides the PA resolution and ordered proposals for handling the SST test period within 10 days. Community groups vow to appeal to the Supreme Court amid anticipated protests.
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New York
UPI
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Milton Pollack
Port Authority of
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Port Authority
Pollack
Port
Kennedy
Carol Berman
Emergency Coalition
Supreme Court
Joseph Lewis
Hempstead
N.Y
The
United States
Government to pay most of solar array costs on 80 buildings
The ERDA program will cover about 68 percent of the 12.6 million dollar total for solar heating and hot water systems on 80 sites in 33 states, including a Long Beach fire station and a Xerox office building in Stamford.
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UPI
Long Beach
Calif
Energy Research and Development Administration
Xerox Corp
Stamford
Conn
ERDA
Xerox
Connecticut
Henry Marvin
Hospital bill to double to 2600 in five years predicts calm
HEW Secretary Joseph Califano told a joint House hearing that hospital costs are rising at 2.5 times inflation and will hit 2600 within five years if not curbed. He cited $48 million daily Medicare Medicaid payments and a $5 billion potential cut from a hospital fat list while urging curbs on weekend admissions and bed reductions.
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UPI
HEW
Joseph Califano
Califano
America
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
House
Tim Lee Carter
R-Ky
Lompoc District Moves Ahead With Central Kitchen Plan
Trustees vote 4 to 1 to build a central kitchen for the lunch program despite concerns over cost estimates and logistics. The district expects $794,513 funding from reserves and state aid, with meals priced at 50 cents and most meals free or reduced. a pilot with Cabrillo High is suggested by Adams. Public budget hearings scheduled. executive session followed the meeting.
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Robert Coe
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Coe
Cabrillo High
Barbara Berg
Karl Braun
Helman
Adams
Heiman
Clarence Bloom
Bloom
Personnel Commission
Braun
Measles surge blamed on lax immunization enforcement
UPI reports a 57 percent rise in measles cases in 1977 with 27 360 cases to date, as Dr J Donald Millar of the CDC cites susceptible children and weak state and local immunization enforcement. He says the cure lies in beliefs in the importance of vaccination and stronger school-entry laws. Millar notes epidemics reflect accumulating susceptibles since 1966 immunization campaigns.
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Atlanta
UPI
J. Donald Millar
Bureau of State Services
National Center For Disease Control
Millar
Bullet riddled body of minister found in El Salvador
In El Salvador police found the bullet riddled body of Foreign Minister Mauricio Borgonovo Pohl, 38, abducted April 19 by the Farabundo Marti Popular Liberation Front. The body was located near Santa Tecla, five miles from San Salvador, with three head wounds from a 22 caliber weapon. The group had demanded the release of 37 political prisoners. Borgonovo, MIT educated, led Acero S.A and had vast business holdings in steel, coffee, and sisal.
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el Salvador
UPI
Mauricio Borgonovo Pohl
Ana Gladys Chavez de Melendez
Santa Tecla
la Libertad
Arturo Armando Molina Borgonova
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Acero
S.A
Molina
Farabundo Marti Group
People’s Revolutionary Army
Hayakawa fails to pass amendment on child abuse bill
Senate committee defeats Hayakawa proposals to extend a 25 million dollar child abuse prevention program for one year and to kill an adoption program for 120000 hard to place children. The full committee approves the bill 11 to 2, with Hatch opposing. Cranston defends the adoption program as urgently needed.
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UPI
Hayakawa
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Alan Cranston
California
Cranston
Walter Mondale
Cranston Hayakawa
California Department of Health
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