Energy plan would require insulation for home sales
A congressional panel approved a mandatory energy plan requiring homeowners to install insulation and meet federal efficiency standards before selling. The proposal allows standards to begin as early as 1982 with possible delays to 1985, and would affect government backed or federally assisted loans.
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Washington
House Energy and Power Subcommittee
Carter
Energy Subcommittee
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Hostages still held as school resumes
Dutch children return to class at Bovensmilde but not at their own school as four teachers remain hostage. Parents send 15 remaining South Moluccan students to another local school for a special program, fearing disturbance to their children.
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Roon Lewald
Associated Press
Bovensmilde
The
Netherlands
Bavensmilde
Justice Ministry
Assen
Hague
Pieter Willem Lokollo
Indonesia
Miami Referendum Sets Tone In Antidiscrimination Vote
Voters in Dade County faced a tight referendum on keeping a ban that bars discrimination in housing and jobs against homosexuals. Both sides predicted narrow results amid a bitter, unusual campaign.
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Miami
Dade County
Washington
Commerce Department
Rosalynn Careful Amid Brazil Student Protests Visit
Rosalynn Carter avoids confrontations with demonstrators as Brazilian students protest the military regime. She arrived in Brasilia and greeted embassy staff while strikes and letters to her flow from universities nationwide. Police had twice raided the University of Brasilia this month and the campus was closed for three days.
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Jurate Kazickas
Associated Press
Brasilia
Brazil
Rosalynn Carter
U.S
University of Brasilia
Carter
Carter weighs B1 bomber decision before ruling
President Carter, opposed to funding the B1 bomber, says he will study the advanced aircraft before deciding whether to build. He notes options include full production, termination, or intermediate steps as Congress presses for the program.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Congressional
White House
House
United States
Jody Powell
Powell
Oval Office
Andrew Young
Richard
Sunken Dixie Lee II capsizes off Norfolk during storm
A 42 foot Dixie Lee II charter boat capsized in Chesapeake Bay after a forecasted storm. Four people died and nine were missing with 14 rescued as winds up to 98 mph pounded the region. Identified victims include Audrey Stiff, Evelyn Lee, William Lewis, and Polly Clark. The wreck occurred about five miles north of Norfolk near the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel amid a broader storm outbreak across the southeast.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
National Weather Service
Audrey Stiff
Portsmouth
Evelyn B. Lee
William H. Lewis
Polly Clark
Baltimore
United States
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Mornstown
Jefferson County
Carolina Power and Light
Asheville
N.C
Haywood
Buncombe
Dixie Lee II
Here
Hampton Roads Bridge
Hampton
Britons celebrate Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee in London
Crowds throng London streets and villages across England to honor Queen Elizabeth II on her 25th year on the throne. The royal procession includes Prince Philip, Charles, Anne, and Margaret with 3,000 troops and 10 bands as a thanksgiving service at St Pauls follows a ride in the golden state coach.
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Britain
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul's Cathedral
Associated Press
London
Prince Philip
England
Tower of London
St. Paul's
Elizabeth
Gerald Ellison
Christopher Wren
Austin City Council Airs Airport Plans and City Affairs
The council discussed the Austin Municipal Airport project and funding with 80 percent reimbursement from Minnesota for a 100000 hangar. runway sealing at 2700 with 80 percent state aid. 600 for runway markings with state labor. total about 3300 from revenue sharing funds. They plan talks on Mapleview consolidation, set dates with Mavericks on arena occupancy and bills, opened bids for storm sewer and grading, approved Pine Manor Addition plat, parking waiver for 605 N Main, and a church development conditional use near Ellis School. They also addressed a June 18 parking closing for KAUS crowd safety, proposed naming Todd Park softball complex after Romar Mayer, and landscaping for North Main Street Beautification. Other actions include police convention time off, annexation steps, and purchasing an IBM typewriter.
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Austin Municipal
Austin
Minnesota
Dept. of Transportation
Division of Aeronautics
State of Minnesota
Austin Mavericks
Jim Weber
Mavericks
Riverside
Dave Rathke
Spinner Construction
Pine Manor
Theoni Lecakis
N. Main St
The
Assembly
Romar
Blackie) Mayer
Third Ward
Robert Dahlback
Mauer
North Main Street
Austin Police Benefit Assn
Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Convention
Hormel Sets Siren Test At Austin Plant
The Geo A Hormel Co will test its tornado warning system at 10 am Wednesday. The test will sound the whistle at the Austin plant three times for ten seconds each. Officials emphasize it is only a test and not indicative of any problem.
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Geo. A. Hormel Co
Austin
Hormel Co
Cop killers spared automatic death by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that mandatory death sentences for police murderers are unconstitutional, allowing judges and juries to consider each case. The decision stops automatic capital punishment but does not ban death sentences where eligible. Law enforcement groups criticized the ruling as weakening officer protection.
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Richard Carelli
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
William Ellingsworth
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Gaithersburg
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt.-2 Editorial
A newsroom index lists page assignments for the edition with editorial on page four and society items on page six plus seven, area news on page nine, sports on pages ten and eleven, farm page on page twelve, comics on page thirteen, and classified legals on pages fourteen and fifteen.
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Vs-Mkt
Three Bedroom House for Rent Se Location with Garage
A want ad in the Herald advertised a three bedroom house for rent in SE location with a garage and deposit wired. The rental classified ad ran six days before the house was rented after it appeared for only two days.
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Herald
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