The War Against the Automobile viewed by Bruce-Briggs
Urbanologist and historian B Bruce-Briggs defends autos in The War Against the Automobile arguing that congestion predates cars and cities should prioritize people over cars. He concedes mass transit fares rise as auto use grows and criticizes planners who overlook current preferences and practical solutions.
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B. Bruce-Briggs
Bruce- Briggs
Bruce-Briggs
Bruce Briggs
U.S
Detroit
Honda
Stronger copyrights and the 1976 Act take effect
The Copyright Act 1976 expands protections for inventors writers and composers. It extends life plus fifty years for existing works and introduces royalties for jukeboxes broadcasters and cable systems. Random photocopying is allowed but systematic copying is banned. A 13 member commission will study future tech uses of copyrighted works.
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Copyright Royalty Tribunal
National
Commission On
Carter and the politics of hope
Washington reflects on year end optimism amid global strife. The piece portrays President Carter’s plans to travel to Poland, the Middle East, India, and across regions to push for compromise, growth, and liberal values. It frames the United States as a beacon of hope in an era of memory and conflict.
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Middle East
Sadat
Egypt
Begin
Israel
United States
Carter
Iran
Hussein
Jordan
House of Representative
Senate
Congress
Poland
India
Howe
Europe
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Gold in the Border Hills A Look at Smuggling Networks
Two reporters recount a covert border crime system moving illegal Mexican workers into the United States. They describe open tours, barroom deals, and a rail line of smuggling run from Nogales through desert crossings into Arizona, with prices up to 150 dollars per person.
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Washington
Nogales
Mexico
U.S
Rio Grande
Idaho
Phoenix
Garcia
Bernton
Foster
Arizona
Tellez
Chicago
Judkins
Border Patrol
Tucson
Teller
Téllow
Renton
Tuna Porpoise War Ends With Fewer Porpoise Kills
NOAA reports a sharp drop in porpoise deaths this year as protest and strikes fade. Porpoises learn to dodge nets and cooperate to escape. Fishermen install gear and adopt new methods reducing bycatch while tuna prices fluctuate.
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Washington
National Oceanic and
Jennings
NOAA
Richard Knoshila
Independent Press Telegram News Note
Independent Press Telegram reports Dan ridder Udiey and publisher in focus as local journalism scene notes a leadership shift and ongoing editorial changes at the paper.
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Ridder Udiey and Publisher
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