Coleman defends Concorde SST landings amid criticism
Transportation Secretary William Coleman defends his decision to permit the Concorde SST to land at New York and Washington amid lawsuits and sharp opposition from environmentalists. He cites a 62 page report with 30 pages of reasoning and data, urging rational debate over emotion.
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Congress Holds Line on Budget and Milk Price Stand
December budget push ends with Second Concurrent Resolution setting current year limits and a conference bill lifting milk support prices. Ford vetoes milk price aid as Senate backs override amid broader Africa and colonialism rhetoric. Quotes Abraham Lincoln and Psalm 86:7 frame the piece.
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Larceny by any other name in Kissinger case
John Roche argues Schorr’s leak of the House Intelligence Committee draft was a form of modern McCarthyism. He questions press freedom limits, urges pragmatic handling, and notes potential charges for Schorr and the Village Voice, while debating the balance between law and conscience.
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Middletown Historical Trail Led by Eagle Scout Jeff Dunn
On February 21 1976 a group led by Eagle Scout Jeff Dunn inaugurated the Middletown Historical Trail in the historic center starting at Smith Park. Troop 93 marched along the Hydraulic canal past old mills and Main Street landmarks while Parks Director John Paschal raised a timely new sign. The piece recalls Middletown’s past through sites linked to Paul J. Sorg Oglesby family Tytus Verity and other historic figures and notes the town’s potential to turn its canal riverfront into a living museum amid broader regional efforts.
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