Court Upholds Wildlife Rules In Landmark Ruling
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, affirmed federal power to protect endangered species on public lands under the Wild Free Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971. Justices rejected a lower court’s ruling and sided with the Interior Department against Western state challenges to federal reach.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Interior Department
Devil’s Hole
Death Valley
Nevada
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moore dismisses cash reports as imagination in 1972
Gov Arch Moore Jr backed by news conference denying unreported cash claims of 180000 to 200000 in his desk drawer in 1972. He described the figure as a small portion of money from his reelection campaign and urged against harassment by media. He announced dates for the Science and Cultural Center opening events in July.
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Charleston
W.va
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
The Nation's Weather Reported By AP
Rain fell across the southeast and north central regions with showers along the Middle and South Atlantic coasts. Warm humid conditions dominated the Atlantic and Gulf coasts with readings mostly in the 80s and 90s in the southern Plains. A central U S cold front kept many northern readings in the 50s. Afternoon city figures include Atlanta 84 Boston 82 Buffalo 68 Caribou 75 Charleston S C 72 Chicago 78 Cincinnati unavailable Cleveland 70 Detroit 74 Indianapolis 81 Knoxville 84 Louisville 80 Miami 85 Nashville 78 New Orleans 87 New York 80 Philadelphia 80 Pittsburgh 73 Richmond 72 Washington 80.
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Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Gulf Coasts
Plains
U.S
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
S.C
Chicago
End of Grafton Police Fire Strike Overseen by City
A four day police and fire strike in Grafton West Virginia ended after the city attorney ruled petitions to block a service fee hike were invalid for insufficient signatures and late filing. The increases fund salaries for officers and firefighters amid a temporary restraining order sought by Circuit Court Judge Edward Luff. Nine police officers and eight paid firemen work resumed after a 14 3 vote to end the strike.
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Grafton
W.va
Circuit Court
Edward Luff
Luff
Hirt
Nations May Soon Have Nuclear Arms
Stockholm Institute SIPRI warns by 1980 up to 30 nations may produce nuclear weapons and world war risk grows. Global military spending exceeds 6 trillion dollars since World War II with 1975 arms outlay at 280 billion. Middle East arms share rises while NATO and Warsaw Pact decline. Cruise missiles challenge disarmament progress and spur new arms race.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
SIPRI
Nagasaki
Middle East
Institute
Mideast
NATO
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Record Seizure of Cocaine Worth 39 Million at Tampa Port
U S Customs agents seized seven garbage bags containing 170 pounds of cocaine with a street value of 39 million after it was unloaded from a Liberian registered vessel Ea from Colombia. Smugglers fled the dock but the drug was recovered in a field. A detector dog later found an additional three pounds as authorities pursue suspects.
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Tampa
Fla
U.S
Colombia
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Chicago Train Shooting Kills Man on Rush Hour Ride
A gunman opened fire aboard a Chicago Transit Authority eight car train during morning rush hour killing Charles Turner, 36, and seriously injuring his sister Rose Turner, 21. Two others were slightly hurt as passengers panicked and fled the car while police searched for Rose Turner’s former boyfriend.
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Chicago
Loop
Rose Turner
Miss Turner
Charles
Chicago Transit Authority
40Th Street
James Delaney
CTA
35Th Street
Walter Valle
Marty Turner
Princeton SCORE-ACE Chapter Nominated for State Honor
The Princeton SCORE-ACE Chapter 371 is nominated by the West Virginia SBA district office as the outstanding state group. A noon June 30 presentation will occur at the Princeton Moose Lodge during a Princeton-KIwanis Club meeting. Led by Alton Douglas chair, Rev Harry Christie vice chair, and Kenny secretary treasurer, the 26 members include business civic leaders and retirees.
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Princeton
West Virginia
The
Small Business Administration
Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Club
Princeton Moose Lodge
Dean R. Kenney
Center For Economic Action
Alton Douglas
Harry
Christie
Kenny
Princeton City Offices to Close Monday for West Virginia Day
Princeton city offices will close Monday in observance of West Virginia Day. A spokesman said there will be no garbage pickup Monday and collection will resume on Tuesday.
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Princeton
West Virginia
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