Concorde landing rights draw mixed reactions across U S cities
The Carter administration opens the way for permanent Concorde landings in the United States next year at 13 airports along with New York and Washington DC after finalizing a new noise rule. Cities differ on acceptance with opposition in Los Angeles Boston San Francisco Seattle and Chicago while Dallas Fort Worth Miami Anchorage and others respond positively. Paris voices anger over post 16 Concordes facing the same noise standards as other jets threatening the program.
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Washington, D.C
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San Francisco
Boston
Seattle
Chicago
David Davis
Logan International
Dallas-Fort Worth
Miami
Anchorage
Alaska
Associated Press
U.S
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Houston
Washington
Dulles
John F. Kennedy International Airport
London
British Aircraft Corp
Aerospatiale
France
Paris
Marcel Cavaille
Kent State protesters mobilize over $6 million gym annex
Kent, Ohio AP brief says May 4th Coalition seeks campus support to boost numbers for a demonstration against a $6 million gym annex near the site of the 1970 Kent State shootings. Alan Canfora quotes expect at least 1,000 people with no violence planned and no attempt to retake the hill.
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Kent State University
Alan Canfora
Ohio National Guard
Nuclear air mass from China drifts east across U S
An air mass carrying radioactive material from a Chinese nuclear explosion moves eastward from the United States after a four day sweep. Officials say at 30 000 to 40 000 feet the plume caused little or no ground radiation. EPA tests detect minimal residual effects at ground level.
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Washington
United States
Environmental Protection Agency
Space Shuttle Prepares For Tailcone Free Flights
After three test flights the Space Shuttle readies for another experimental run without the tailcone. The third glide of 5 minutes 34 seconds was deemed flawless by officials, enabling removal of the stabilizing tailcone for the next two flights. Weekend forecast calls for showers and thundershowers tonight and Sunday with highs near 78 and lows around 60.
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Sase
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Space Agency
Carter to undertake eight nation tour across four continents
President Carter plans a 24,000 mile trip starting November 22 visiting Caracas Brasilia Lagos New Delhi Tehran Paris Warsaw and Brussels with Rosalynn returning December 2. The trip aims to bolster relations with allies and explore bilateral issues amid domestic political pressures.
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Brazil
Lagos
Nigeria
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India
Tehran
Iran
France
Poland
Belgium
White House
Meeting next week President to discuss steel woes
Youngstown steelworkers who traveled to Washington pressed for government action as high officials plan a discussion with President Carter next week. The cutbacks at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co will lay off about 5 000 by year end while 900 idled earlier this week.
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Youngstown
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Carter
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
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Ohio
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John Glenn
White House
Midge Costanza
Edward Mann
United Steelworkers
Costanza
Chicago
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Glenn
Senate
House
Walter Bachowski
Nsw
Western
Pennsylvania
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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Sheet & Tube
Jennings R. Lambeth
East
Lambeth
London praised and mocked in French guide by Gault and Millau
Paris writers Henri Gault and Christian Millau survey 1 500 London addresses and call the city the most exciting and exotic while delivering biting jests at Wilton's Mirabelle Grosvenor House Strand Palace and other venues. They praise London shopping as fabulous for its variety of quirky objects.
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Henri Gault
Christian Millau
London
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Newburg
Grosvenor House
Strand Palace
Beverly Hills owner says orders heeded after deadly blaze
Richard J. Schilling Jr. told Kentucky State Police investigators that the Beverly Hills Supper Club in Southgate Kentucky complied with safety measures after the May fire that killed 164. He could not confirm training of employees on emergencies or fire extinguishers, despite state findings of multiple code violations.
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Southgate
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Kentucky
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Cincinnati
U S Steel Conneaut Mill Plans Fade Amid Costs and Competition
Analysts warn the $3 billion Conneaut Ohio mill faces abandonment as lagging demand and high construction costs outweigh potential gains. US Steel officials cite trade law enforcement and environmental compromises as pivotal, with state and federal leaders urging quotas to revive the project.
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Ohio
U.S. Steel Corp
Conneaut
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Lake Erie
Chuck Bradford
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner and Smith, Inc
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U.S. Steel
Bradford
Youngstown
Chicago
Homestead
Firm denies knowledge of threats by murderer
In Columbus, Charles Calvin Lewis shot three coworkers during a Ross Laboratories shift change. He killed Ethelbert Dye, then killed himself. Two victims, Eugene Erwin and Arthur Hammonds, were seriously injured. Lewis was 53 and from Columbus. He had a leave earlier for emotional problems after giving a list of coworkers who disliked him, which the company denies receiving.
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Ross Laboratories
Eugene Erwin
Arthur Hammonds
Ethelbert Dye
Reynoldsburg
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