Mount St Helens Subsides After Astounding Eruptions
After eruptions sending steam and ash ten miles high, Mount St Helens quieted and a volcanic cloud drifted away. Residents like Marion Lyver noted only light ash on cars while a glowing crater and a lava dome core were left, with an earthquake line flat and a large glowing pit where the dome stood after the June 12 eruption.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St. Helens
Marion Lyver
Moses Lake
U.S. Geological Survey
Charlotte Martin
The
U.S. Forest Service
Miller Rejects Tax Cut As Unacceptable
Treasury Secretary G William Miller tells the Senate Finance Committee the administration will not endorse a Republican plan for an immediate tax cut set to take effect January 1 He urges delaying action until early next year as lawmakers seek private economists guidance and the House committee plans to hear Arthur Burns and Paul Volcker.
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Washington
Treasury
G. William Miller
Senate
Congress
Miller
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Paul A. Volcker
Court Rules On Abortion Ruling Temporarily Blocks MA Welfare Abortions
Massachusetts Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Kaplan issued a temporary injunction delaying denial of medically necessary abortions to welfare recipients. The order, active until August 1, bars enforcing the anti abortion statute and requires state funding for pregnant women whose doctors deem abortion medically necessary.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Benjamin Kaplan
Kaplan
First Humans Enter Three Mile Island Reactor Since Accident
Middletown Pa. two men donned full protective gear and entered the dark Three Mile Island reactor building, the site of the nation’s worst commercial nuclear accident. After about 20 minutes they reported few surprises and little visible damage as they emerged.
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Middletown
William Behrle
Michael Benson
Three Mile Island
Tear Gas Attack Frees Idaho Prison Guard Held by Riots
A tactical team used tear gas to free Lynart Orr, held hostage for nearly 18 hours at Idaho State Penitentiary in Boise. About 200 officers surrounded the smoldering facility as guards regained control in a five minute assault with no shots fired and no injuries reported.
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho State Penitentiary
Corrections
C. W. “Bill” Crowl
Crowl
Lynart Orr
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