Carter unveils urban policy adding parks and clinics
President Carter proposed an $8.3 billion urban policy aimed at creating parks, health clinics, art fairs, and job programs in distressed cities. The plan relies on business incentives and requires congressional approval, with funding spread through housing, transit, and social service initiatives.
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Fireworks Banned at Boston Pops Fourth of July
AP reports Boston bans fireworks at the Charles River park concerts to protect the music of conductor Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops. The Metropolitan District Commission cites last year’s unruly crowd and early explosions as reasons for the ban.
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