Carter's Nuclear Proposal Faces Bipartisan SC Pushback
South Carolina leaders react to Jimmy Carter's call to place Allied General Nuclear Services under IAEA oversight in Vienna. Thurmond and Derrick oppose international control, while Belser backs multinational management to curb plutonium weapon risks. Carter warns of enrichment and reprocessing dangers.
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South Carolina
Jimmy Carter
Barnwell
General Nuclear Services
United Nation
Nuclear Energy and World Order
Carter
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAFA
Vienna
U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Thurmond
Butler C. Derrick
D-S.c
Washington
James B. Edwards
Floyd Spence
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Townsend M. Belser Jr
Columbia
AGNS
FTC proposes use charge on refunds for defective goods
The Federal Trade Commission backs a plan letting manufacturers deduct a use charge from cash refunds for defective merchandise. The move could lower the value of full warranties. Hearings on the proposal will start in late summer.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Butz Defied as Bleeding Hearts in Food Stamp Suit
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz is named as a defendant in a suit challenging the food stamp cutback. Plaintiffs include 73 food stamp families, 53 unions, 26 states, 22 religious groups, the U S Conference of Mayors, and civil rights groups. They seek to halt the new regulations taking effect next Tuesday.
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Washington (Ap
Earl L. Butz
Bleeding Hearts
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Butz
U.S. District Court
Hot Dogs May Contain Bone Fragments
Washington officials warn that some hot dogs may include finely ground neck bones ribs and other hard to scrape bones from cattle and hog carcasses. The grinding and sieving process leaves bone bits that experts say cannot be detected in the final product.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
No Default, Congress Says Social Security in No Danger
Congress vows no default on Social Security payments after testimony from Social Security Commissioner James B. Cardwell. He warned deficits could exhaust the trust fund as early as 1981, prompting lawmakers from the House Senate Economic Committee to urge swift action.
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Congress
House
Senate
Economic Committee
Social Security
James B. Cardwell
Peace Force to Extend on Golan Heights for six months
Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim said President Hafez Assad agreed to renew the 1 194-man United Nations Disengagement Observer Force on the Golan Heights for six months without political conditions. Israel would back the extension but oppose any Syrian moves toward conditions. The mandate expires at month end. Syria previously gained a Security Council debate with the PLO, which has cooled due to Assad's Lebanese war role.
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Damascus
Syria
Kurt Waldheim
Hafez Assad
United Nations
Golan Heights
Israel
U.N
Security Council
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Assad
Saudi Arabia opposes oil price hike at OPEC meeting
Saudi Arabia today opposed any increase in oil prices for the year as OPEC opened a three day price setting meeting. Observers expect a 5 to 10 percent rise in the base price, said Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani, who stated a strong position against higher costs.
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Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
School Budget To Be Considered By Aiken Board
The Aiken County Board of Education will consider adopting the 1976 77 budget tonight at 6 p.m. The meeting will be at the Educational Center and the public is invited to attend.
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Aiken County
Absentminded mail mixup nets 13 cent fix at post office
A staffer misplaced a stamp free letter at the Aiken post office and later retrieved it from the out of town chute. The letter now proceeds with postage paid, saving the Postal Service a return trip.
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U.S Postal Service
Udall Seeks Church Exclusion From Ohio Primary
The Associated Press reports Udall asks Sen. Church to stay out of Ohio to boost Udall delegates against Carter. Church refused, Ford to decide this week on continuing campaigns, with California Ohio New Jersey primaries looming. Reagan campaigns in California criticizing crime and vows first ballot convention win. Ford leads with 777 delegates to 644 for Reagan. 140 uncommitted. 1,130 needed. Ford won Oregon Tennessee Kentucky. Reagan won Nevada Idaho Arkansas.
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Washington
GOP
Ronald Reagan
California
Morris K Udall
Frank Church
Ohio
Udall
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Church
New Jersey
Stewart Spencer
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Montana
Reagan
Oregon
Tennessee
Kentucky
Nevada
Idaho
Arkansas
Move Starts To Discredit Claims Made By Miss Ray
Supporters of Rep Wayne L Hays gather evidence to show Elizabeth Ray performed clerical duties for her 14000 salary. Ray says she was hired for sexual involvement with Hays and could not do office work. A federal grand jury reportedly hears testimony on the matter as ethics officials weigh next steps.
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Miss Ray
Washington
Wayne L. Hays
Elizabeth Ray
House Administration Committee
Hays
Washington Post
Hays Committee
Justice Department
Heavy Rains Expected Tomorrow In Weekend Outlook
Rain and thunder showers forecast tonight with a 90 percent chance of more rain tomorrow. Temperatures will range from a low around 60 tonight to near 70 tomorrow. Weekend outlook calls for more rain Saturday with clearing Sunday and cooler highs in the 60s to 70s. Delegates and primary results loom as Carter leads Democrats with 880 and Udall at 2985 while 3985 remain uncommitted. Reagan needs California’s 167 delegates to stay viable.
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U.S. Weather Service
Belser quits in Allied General case over funding issues
Environmentalists lose attorney Townsend M. Belser Jr who has withdrawn from active participation in the Allied General Nuclear Services Barnwell licensing case citing nonpayment of legal fees. The environmental groups have hired Washington firm Roisman Kessler Cashdan to continue their representation and may seek NRC funding.
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Townsend M. Belser Jr
Allied General Nuclear Services
Barnwell Belser
Columbia
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Allied General
Ruth Thomas
Washington
Roisman
Kessler
Cashdan
Thomas
Belser
Environmentalists, Inc
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