Class suits hampered by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that every member of a class must receive personal notice, making plaintiffs pay for notifications and potentially killing many class actions. The ruling targets a $225,000 notification cost for Eisen’s suit representing about 2.25 million identifiable parties in an alleged stock price fixing case.
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Mystery man tied to long bizarre career resurfaces
FBI detained Bobby Joe Keesee, 40, in Huntington Beach on extortion charges related to the disappearance of U S diplomat John S Patterson in Hermosillo Mexico. The case has linked Keesee to past high profile episodes including POW repatriations from North Vietnam and a 1962 Cuba asylum attempt, though authorities say no evidence ties him to Patterson’s vanishing.
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Protestant strikers end walkout with phased return plan
Northern Ireland leaders announce a phased return to work as the 15 day province wide strike ends. Light industry workers resume this week and heavy industry follows next Monday while Belfast returns toward normal life. The Ulster Workers Council says essential services will run at minimum levels.
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Sam Ervin halts Blue Ridge dam project in two year study
Senator Sam Ervin won Senate approval to block the Blue Ridge Power Project on the New River for at least two years. The bill designates a 70 mile river stretch for study under Wild and Scenic Rivers Act and blocks Federal Power Commission licensing during the period. The project would have supplied power to six states. Ervin cites protecting the river's ancient ecosystem and his boyhood memories of Morganton.
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AEC reports 861 abnormal events at nuclear plants
Washington AEC said 861 abnormal events occurred at 42 nuclear power plants last year and two plants released radioactivity above permissible rates. Spokesman noted none posed health hazards to nearby communities.
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Maine Yankee to shut down for fuel core inspection
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Co will take its 855 MW reactor offline on June 29 to inspect fuel assemblies after detecting unusual activity in the core. President William H Dunham said pin hole leaks may cause slightly higher radioactivity, but levels remain well within safety limits and the plant is isolated from the environment. The inspection and element replacement timing may shift with New England Power Pool conditions.
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Bennington Banner Publication and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising, notes daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays, and provides subscription pricing by mail within a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide. Rates shown include 3 months 9.00, 6 months 18.00, and 1 year 36.00 for Vermont, with U.S. options 9.75 for 3 months, 19.50 for 6 months, and 39.00 for 1 year.
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At the Movies Harte Blue Summer at Harte Theatre
Harte Theatre on Main Street presents Blue Summer rated X for adults only. Twin Cinemas offers The Poseidon Adventure at Cinema I, a box office record holder last year. Cinema II features Thieves Like Us and Electra Glide in Blue, rated R and PG. Manchester Dubrow's lists The Last Detail as best pick of the week, with Jack Nicholson Cannes award noted. For times call Harte 442-8500, Cinemas 442-8179, Manchester 362-1229.
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Gasoline shortage fades as holiday travel soars nationwide
A UPI survey notes motorists largely ignored winter fuel worries during Memorial Day weekend. Traffic jams hit Bay City and Southern California, with 390 weekend deaths the lowest in 14 years. Tourism rose at major spots like Six Flags Over Georgia and Disney World amid strong travel inquiries and plans for longer trips.
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