Carter seeks Concorde landings at Kennedy Airport
The Carter administration urged a federal appeals court to order New York and New Jersey to permit Concorde trial landings at Kennedy Airport. The brief accuses the Port Authority of unfair delay and argues the jet should be allowed to test noise compliance at the airport despite local objections. The case, brought by British and French governments, challenges Kennedy restrictions seen as blocking landing rights in a key U.S. market.
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Mom wed to black gets back kids
Mary Cann Corsey, who lost custody because she dated a black man who became her second husband, is expected to regain custody next weekend. The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled the lower court used race alone to justify the decision, restoring the original custody order.
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Federal probe sought into Beverly Hills Supper Club fire
Cincinnati congressman requests a federal investigation by the National Fire Prevention and Control Administration into the May 28 Beverly Hills Supper Club disaster in Kentucky. Rep. Willis Gradison says action is needed before state debris removal, amid two federal suits seeking over 20 million dollars for survivors.
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Pornography Fees Get Boost From High Court
The Supreme Court ruled that operators of adult bookstores and movie houses can be convicted on obscenity charges partly based on how they advertise their wares as sexually provocative. Dissenters warned this could punish sellers for truthfully describing material as adult, not for its content.
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Ferguson Act repeal advances to Senate vote in Ohio
In Columbus, a bill repealing the Ferguson Act and allowing public employee strikes in Ohio moves toward a Senate floor vote. The measure, approved 6 to 3 by the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee along party lines, would permit strikes as a last resort for about 450,000 public employees. Democrats call it orderly progress. Republicans warn it could strain state and local finances.
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Kent State protestors vow to stay until bulldozers come
Residents of Tent City near Kent State University join the May 4 Coalition to oppose a campus gym on the site where four students died and nine were wounded in 1970. About eight to a few dozen protesters remain as trustees plan July 1 construction and warn arrests for staying on site.
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Electric load control promises savings for Ohio Edison users
An advertisement explains load regulators tested and endorsed by Ohio Edison Co. for electric heating and appliances in homes, buildings, and businesses. It notes potential applications from water heaters to baseboard heat and commercial load control systems, with savings varying by size and type of controls and urges contact with energy management experts.
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