Government orders 45 states to revamp antipollution plans
Washington AP The EPA under Russell Train orders 45 states to strengthen anti-emission measures to meet 1970 Clean Air Act standards though annual pollution drops of 5 percent are reported. Alaska Mississippi Florida Hawaii and Oklahoma exempted. States must submit revised plans by July 1 1977 with further measures by July 1 1978.
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Washington
Russell Train
Environmental Protection Agency
United States
EPA
Alaska
Mississippi
Florida
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Train
Multiracial Council Named By LEAA To Aid Justice Efforts
Washington AP reports federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration head Richard Velde announced the creation of a 15 member National Minority Advisory Council on Criminal Justice. The panel, chaired by Lee P Brown, includes nine Black members, two Mexican Americans, an American Indian, a Puerto Rican, a Cuban and an Asian American with four women. The council will meet quarterly and aims to address minority and women concerns in crime policy while LEAA funds state and local agencies.
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Washington
Council of Americans
Richard Velde
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
National
Minority Advisory Council On Criminal Justice
LEAA
Velde
Lee P. Brown
Criminal Justice Department
Multnomah County
Ore
Brown
Andrew Chisham
University of South Carolina
Rose Ochs
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Dulcey Alston
St. Paul Minn
Minnesota
Governor’s Commission On Crime Prevention
Federico Costales
New York City Human Resources Administration
Saul Arrington
Law and Justice Planning
Olympia
Wash
Salvador D. Baca
Mexican- American Correctional Association
Hacienda Heights
Calif
Tyree Broomfield
Dayton, Ohio
A. Reginald Eaves
Atlanta
Goren Bridge Secrets From World Championship Deal
A Monte Carlo World Team Championship deal shows Brazil as North South bid to game in one room while the hand was passed out in the other. Declarer used a diamond ruff and a spade finesse to claim ten tricks as Brazil scored 420 points and nine International Match Points.
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U.S
Brazil
Monte Carlo
Declarer
West
Dumbarton Oaks conference drafts UN peace prop osals
Proposals for a peace organization the United Nations were drafted at the 1944 Dumbarton Oaks conference in Washington DC. The event gathered delegates to outline structure and purposes of a postwar international body.
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United Nations
Washington, D.C
Dumbarton Oaks
Coal Mining Progress Lagging Amid Regulatory Hurdles
The Federal Energy Administration targets one billion tons of coal output by 1985, but industry experts doubt the goal is attainable amid environmental limits and safety rules. Scrubbers, high costs, and regulatory delays slow progress, while utilities split on scrubber use and strip mining faces renewed political battles.
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Gerald Gambs
Ford, Bacon & Davis
Washington
Mississippi River
Ralph Bailey
Consolidation Coal Co
Ford
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
Henry Brown
Keystone Bituminous Coal Association
Bruce Mansfield
Shippingport
United States
American Electric Power System
AEP
Gallipolis
Ohio
James Gavin
Montana
Arizona
Howard Frey
Westmoreland Coal Co
Constitution Earned Name Old Ironsides in War of 1812
The USS Constitution gained its nickname Old Ironsides after a cannonball appeared to bounce off her side during a 1812 duel with HMS Guerriere. A seaman cried that her sides were made of iron. She is preserved today in Boston Harbor.
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Guerriere
Boston Harbor
Tax Bill Will Reopen N J Schools
Gov. Brendan T. Byrne signs personal income tax legislation to fund New Jersey public schools and reopen them after a 10 year fight. The tax taxes earnings up to 20000 at 2 percent and above at 2.5 percent with payroll deductions starting Sept. 1. the plan expires June 30, 1978. The state Supreme Court had warned schools would close if funding were not provided.
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Trenton
Brendan T. Byrne
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Byrne
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Lennox Hinds
New York
National Conference of Black Lawyers
Frank Jasmine
American Bar Association
Irv Joyner
United Church of Christ
Ethel Payne
Chicago
Songstacke
Manolo Reyes
Wtvj Television
Miami
Patricia Vasquez
San Antonio
Tex
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Me Creage
North
South
Sancho’s
Sancho's of Aiken, Inc
Richland Ave
Dr. Tek Chand
Jaswant R. Tindal
Santosh Chand
Murry Sill
Oho-West Virginia
Wyoming
Utah
Ohio River
Kaiparowits
Scenic West
Mountain States
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Consol
Bailey
Odell
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Aiken Elementary
P.1.a
ETT
Aiken
Walt Disney
Matecumbe
ROCK/NG CHAIR THEATRE
Yen
SAT
SUN
King Kong
Welch
Harvey Keitel
Mark Cinema
Newberry Street
N.J
Charleston City
Lewis W. New Farm
Camellia Trailer Park
Willis Grocery
Hungry Bull Family Steak House
University Parkway
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