Clean Air Advocates Get Court Setback
Supreme Court action delayed a federal rule to end air pollution in all areas. EPA hoped to issue a non degradation policy by midnight. Burger granted a short stay for full court review. The 1970 Clean Air Act sets health and environmental standards and requires clean up plans where needed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
Borser
Burger
Spreme Court
Spreme
EPA
Environment Groups
The
Sierra Club
Ruckelshaus
Thim
Scallop Fishing Takes Patience in Stonington
In Stonington Donald Jones a fulltime lobsterman and scallop fisherman explains his patient search for scallops. He says the season is tough with scarce scallops and vows to keep hunting them despite the slow yield. He operates the 33 foot boat The Blue Water outfitted for scallop dragging and landing on the run.
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Stonington
Maine
Donny” Jones
Maryline White
Donald
Donny”) Jones
Tea Hill Road
Jones
Apollo 17 crew faces final checks as Boeing strike looms
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan Schmitt and Evans undergo final medical exams while Boeing workers threaten a strike over pay cuts tied to a contract shift. NASA says launch depends on nonstriking staff. delay could cost $800000 with next favorable windows.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
NASA
Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison H.schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
Boeing Co
Boeing
Space Center
Trans World Airways
Bernard Mamet
Cernan
Evans
Houston
Tex
Schmitt
Maine Digging Out After Major Pre Winter Snowstorm
New England endures heavy snowfall with 11 to 14 inches inland and lighter coast readings while winds reach 30 to 40 mph. Roads, schools, and utilities face disruption as crews clear streets by noon and police suspend a lake search for three missing youths due to ice and snow hazards.
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Rumford
New England
Greenville
Augusta
Kennebunkcheashesmne
Water District
Kennebunka Bar Mills
Maine Turnpike
Maine
Weather Service
Central Maine Power
Biddeford
Oscar Littlefield
Woburn
Mass
Lake ‘Wentworth
Wolfboro
N.H
Thomas Salvati
Barry O'Riordan
Richard Coleman
General Tran Thanh Phong Dies in Vietnam Plane Crash
A C7 Caribou carrying a joint 18 member U S Vietnamese team and four crewmen crashed in bad weather near Tuy Hoa Air Base on the central coast. Seven people died including Maj Gen Tran Thanh Phong, deputy commander of the 2nd Military Region and former head of pacification and police.
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Saigon
Agency For International Development
Tran Thanh Phong
U.S
Phong
Ballot Set for UMW Officers in Federal Oversight Era
About 200000 United Mine Workers begin balloting under tight federal control in a historic election. Tony Boyle faces Arnold Miller after Yablonski murder tied to the 1969 vote. 120000 active and 80000 retired miners in 25 states vote over eight days under 1000 Labor Department agents with ballots sealed for counting by December 15.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
American Labor Movement
Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Arnold Miller
Ohley
W. Va
Boyle
Joseph A. Yablonski
Yablonski
Clarksville
Miller
Miners For Democracy
Kenneth Yablonski
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S
William B. Bryant
Labor Department
Labor
A.J. Usery
Bryant
Usery
Inside The Journal Obituaries Sports Theaters Wedding Pages
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M. Clifford Boyer
Kennebunk
Boyer
Commission
Cecil Munson
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Right
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