U S funds 80 solar projects across 33 states
The ERDA awards 12.6 million in grants covering about 68 percent of project costs for 80 solar installations in 33 states including a Long Beach fire station and a Xerox office in Stamford. The program, second phase of a five year plan, aims to data drive solar tech and boost the fledgling industry.
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Long Beach
Calif
Energy Research and Development Administration
Xerox Corp
Stamford
Conn
ERDA
Xerox
Connecticut
Henry Marvin
Marvin
New Rochelle
N.Y
Seabrook foes win complaint in New Hampshire case
Antinuclear demonstrators delaying criminal trespass hearings in Exeter District Court after late notice of trials. 1334 protesters arrested at Seabrook site May 1. class action seeks release and over 40 million dollars in damages. State guards face ongoing sit ins and costs while officials negotiate with the Clamshell Alliance.
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N.H
UPI
National Guard
Manchester
Gloucester
Mass
Seabrook
U.S. District Court
Hugh Bownes
Case
New Hampshire
Massachusetts Civil Liberties Unions
Leon Parker
Adjutant General’s Office
Rockingham County
Carleton Eldredge
Clamshell Alliance
Alliance
Eldredge
Meldrim Thomson
Concord Armory
Maurice Paquette
Saudi Crown Prince Fahd backs PLO recognizing Israel
In Jidda Fahd said the PLO would accept a peaceful settlement that includes a Palestinian state on the West Bank and Gaza. Beirut reports said the PLO joined Saudi Egypt and Syria proposing a Palestinian state as part of a broader Middle East agreement. Fahd spoke after Carter met Assad and before Fahd's Washington trip to discuss the conflict and oil matters.
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Saudi Arabia
Fahd
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Middle East
Prince Fahd
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Beirut
Egypt
Syria
Carter
Geneva
Hafez al-Assad
Yasir Arafat
King Khalid
Washington
Social Security tax bailout could be permanent policy
Secretary Califano urged Congress on Tuesday to make the proposed five year general revenue transfer to Social Security permanent, arguing it would stabilize financing during high unemployment. The plan faces skeptical questions from lawmakers and business groups, with opposition over the wage base changes and use of Treasury funds, while some call for a shorter term or full review in 1978.
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Washington
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Carter
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Ullman
Archer
CBS Morning News
Califano
Europe
Caroline Kennedy to Work as News Copy Person This Summer
Caroline Kennedy. daughter of former President, will join The New York Daily News as a copy person for the summer. The 17 year old will start in June, after an interview and tour of the editorial department, with a weekly pay of 156.89 dollars. She will fetch for staffers and was met by autograph seekers in the composing room.
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NEW York
UPI
Caroline Kennedy
New York Daily News
Yes
Miss Kennedy
Israel Faces U S Arms Sales Clash Over Special Relationship
Israel and supporters press Carter to keep Israel in the privileged arms purchaser and co production group. State Department worry grows as Lucy Benson pushes delay on Senate amendments while recommendations to curb transfers are reviewed. The policy aims to limit advanced weaponry to allies, sparking fear Israel may lose its long standing US security ties. Bipartisan Senate amendments tied to the FY 1978 foreign aid act are poised for approval.
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Israel
Carter
State Department
Lucy W. Benson
For Security Assistance
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Cyrus R. Vance
White House
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Alexander Schindler
Conference of Presidents
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Judge allows Laetrile imports with doctor affidavit
A federal judge in Oklahoma City ruled that cancer patients may import laetrile if they obtain a doctor's affidavit. The ruling sets a six month supply limit of 750 tablets or 1500 cubic centimeters of injectable laetrile and overturns FDA guidelines on import eligibility.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
U.S
Luther Bohanon
Food and Drug Administration
Kenneth Coe
Bohanon
FDA
Coe
Oklahoma State Medical Association
C.S. Lewis Jr
Bennington Mailship Postage Rates Notice
Public notice outlines foreign mail single copies at 30 cents, back issues under three days at 50 cents, and second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.
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U.S
Bennington Vt
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