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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1978

Page

3

Thousands Rally Against Seabrook Nuclear Plant Noise

More than 6,000 demonstrators gathered on an 18 acre former town dump beside the Seabrook plant to protest nuclear energy. Clamshell Alliance leaders said the three day event would be the largest anti nuclear demonstration in U S history with a tent city, concerts, speeches, and energy exhibits. The rally area, near the plant, was patrolled by 250 police as protesters from many states and Canada occupied the site under a ground rule agreement to remain peaceful and leave by Monday afternoon.

Seabrook N.H Clamshell Alliance Clamshell Public Service Co. of New Hampshire California Florida Tennessee Oklahoma New York New Jersey Canada New England Harvey Wasserman William Shaheen U.S Benjamin Spock Dick Gregory State and Public Service Co

Byington Bows Out As Consumer Product Safety Chief

S John Byington, one of the last Republicans to head a federal agency, resigns from the Consumer Product Safety Commission effective Friday. He blasts excessive regulation, cites industry-led voluntary standards, and argues the public seeks to reclaim government from a distant bureaucracy.

Byington Washington Consumer Product Safety Commission S. John Byington Commission Carter California

Victory Rally by Nazi Leader Collin Draws Protests in Chicago

CHICAGO AP reports Frank Collin, amid a small following and past party disputes, declared a victory rally to celebrate a federal ruling allowing his National Socialist Party of America to march in city parks. Thousands of counterdemonstrators and heavy police presence surrounded the event. Collin, dismissive of safety concerns, used aggressive rhetoric about violence and legal killings as he defended his demonstration against Jewish groups and survivors.

Chicago Frank Collin Dachau Collin National Socialist Party of America Jewish Defense League JDL Skokie Marquette Park

Nation-wide heat wave and scattered storms sweep United States

The Associated Press reports temperatures reaching the 90s from the Gulf Coast to the Southwest and the central plains. El Paso tied a 11 day 100 degree hot spell, while readings topped 100 in southern California and southern Arizona. 3 p.m. EDT highs ranged from Redmond Oregon at 50 to Phoenix and Gila Bend Arizona at 109. Showers and thunderstorms were noted across the Mississippi Valley and southern Atlantic region.

Associated Press Gulf Coast Southwest Central Plains el Paso Texas California Arizona Mississippi Valley Atlantic Rockies Oregon Redmond Ore Gila Bend Phoenix National Weather Service Mississippi Great Lakes Ohio Tennessee

Mountain Towns Rise: Dry Gulch Junction and Big Walker Lookout

A vivid note invites travelers to see the old west at Dry Gulch Junction and then reach the Big Walker Lookout for sweeping views. Directions describe Bland exit off I 77 and nine miles onward to the sights.

Dry Gulch Junction Big Walker Lookout Bland

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