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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1977

Page

5

Concorde landing ban at Kennedy upheld by appeals court

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court and ruled the Port Authority may enforce noise rules at its airports, keeping Kennedy landings blocked while an evidentiary hearing assesses if the ban is unreasonable. The decision keeps the Concorde fight alive and awaits further action in Judge Pollack’s court.

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Newark mayor pounds Carter over transit refusal

Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson, president of the 1.8 Conference of Mayors, chided President Carter for not earmarking funds for mass transit and welfare reform. He warned of costly postponements to transit projects and questioned energy proposals that ignore transit funding. Gibson praised HUD on development aid but urged timely welfare and transit action before 1980.

Tucson Conference of Mayors Carter Kenneth Gibson Newark Gibson Congress Garter Housing and Urban Development Patricia Harris Xtoy Washington Jack Watson

California Mayors Protest Binding Arbitration Bill

Nearly 30 California mayors caucused and sent telegrams to the Legislature and Gov. Brown protesting a binding arbitration bill. Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angeles said the measure would force arbitration in police and fire disputes and shift about half of city budgets to arbitrators, removing control from elected officials. Mayor Gray of San Jose voiced outrage at Sacramento support for the bill.

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