The End of the Road A Citizen's Guide to Transportation Problem Solving
The National Wildlife Federation and Environmental Action Foundation publish a guide criticizing highway expansion and its environmental impact. It outlines citizen action steps from conception to construction, reviews environmental laws, and promotes democratic planning, energy efficiency, and alternative transport. The book, with foreword by Senator Henry Jackson, costs $3.50 from NWF in Washington DC.
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National Wildlife Federation
NWF
Environmental Action Foundation
Citizens’ Action Program
Thomas Kimball
Henry Jackson
Robert M. Kennan Jr
District of Columbia
National Wildlife Federation, Educational Services Division
16Th Street
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Washington D.C
Bolivia's sea outlet talks fade as military regime topples hopes
Bolivia's military government signals belief negotiations with Chile and Peru will not yield a sea outlet. Navy chief Adm Gutemberg Barroso and President Hugo Banzer acknowledge delays and a shift to civilian-led talks, with elections due next year and a constitutional convention in 1979. Diplomatic ties have resumed after 12 years.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPT
Chile
Peru
Adm
Gutemberg Barroso
Lake Titicaca
Andes
Officers Academy
Hugo Banzer
Banzer
Car flies through three roadblocks before arrest
Eldorado police chased a four occupant car to speeds up to 80 mph along U.S. 45, with roadblocks at Muddy and near Harrisburg failing to stop them. A shot shattered a police car, injuring an officer slightly. The four, including three Henderson Ky juveniles, were captured in Williamson County near a trailer court. a handgun was found at the scene.
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Eldorado
Slirl
Saline County
U.S. 45
Glen Barrall
Williamson
Creal Springs
Glen Berry
Henderson
Muddy
Harrisburg
Glen Amberger
Illinois 166
Illinois 13
Supreme Court petition urged to block crown return
Washington. Senator Dole backs legal challenge to President Carter's plan to return the Crown of St Stephen to Hungary. A Kansas Republican filed for a temporary injunction amid claims the move could amount to a treaty needing Senate ratification. Court action expected as officials said the crown would be sent to Budapest Friday.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
St Stephen
Hungary
Supreme Court
Robert Dole
Dole
Kansas
Budapest
Cyrus Vance
Carter
GOP
Senate
Kenneth Holm
Kansas City
Kan
Dale
High Court
Violence in Appalachian coalfields sparks blasts near nonunion sites
Violence flared in the Appalachian coalfields as the United Mine Workers strike entered its fifth week. Two explosions in Kentucky damaged a nonunion miner’s trailer and heavy equipment at Cavella Coal Co. in Martin County, with no injuries reported. Federal mediators paused talks after blame shifted between union and industry.
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United Mine Workers
Kentucky
UMW
Stearns Coal Co
Martin County
Donnie Watters
Justus
Cavella Coal Co
Arnold Miller
Miller
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Washington
Burdette Crowe
UMW District 31
West Virginia
Gunshots wound two near Cabrini Green project
Two people were wounded by three blasts of sniper fire near the Cabrini Green housing project in Chicago. Frank Willingham, 26, was shot in the right leg, while a bus driver nearby narrowly escaped a bullet through his window. Police found empty 22 and 25 caliber cartridge cases at a housing entrance.
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Chicago
UPI
Cabrini Green
Patrick Logan
Frank Willingham
Logan
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