Water plans and funds in various states totaling billions
A congressional subcommittee reviews proposed water projects including Hillsdale Lake Kansas $14 million Bayou Bedcan sas Louisiana Richard B Project and Tallahala Creek Mississippi $5. The list covers Applegate Lake Columbia Dam Tennessee and other dams varying from $1.2 million to $39.7 million in several states.
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Hillsdale Lake
Kansas
Richard B
Louisiana
J Russell Lake
Georgia
South Carolina
Stennis
Tallahala Creek
Mississippi
Applegate Lake
Columbia Dam
Atchafa-nessee
Auburn
Aya River
millDam
California
Carter
Iron Cache Basin
Arkansas
Mississippi River Gulf
Carter subcommittee backs full funding for water projects
The subcommittee approved the full 18.6 million and 32.9 million for JLET, Central Arizona, and Tensas Basin water projects. It also kept a stance against new construction starts and deferred on Clinch River and enhanced Lance warhead funding, amid debate over breeder reactor plans and military tech.
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Louisiana
Central Arizona
Tensas Basin
Arkansas
Garrison Diversion
North Dakota
Utah
Stennis
House
J James Sasser
D-Tenn
Clinch River
Tennessee
James R. Schlesinger
Carter
Schlesinger
Barnwell
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c. Stennis
Mark C. Hatifield
R-Ore
United States
Battefield
Hatfield
Bridgeport Plans Complex at Bridge Park Economy Boost
The economic chief described a deal to gift land for Bridge Park with tax roll inclusion and a $52,500 annual payment for 10 years. He said the project would cut city maintenance costs, create jobs, boost surrounding neighborhoods, and spur further development with an arcade of shops and a ferryboat restaurant.
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Bridge Park
Bridgeport
Brooks to Leave State Energy Job in Reorganization
State Planning and Energy Commissioner Lynn Alan Brooks said he will resign this summer as part of a broad government reorganization. He noted the shift to a new Office of Policy and Management and a merged Administrative Services department as drivers, with a target before October 1 to allow the energy policy division to transition.
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Hartford
Lynn Alan Brooks
Robert A. Weinerman
Brooks
Ella Grasso
Office of Policy and Management
Governor
General Assembly
Hampton Roads Coal Export Leverages Global Shipping
Even before the oil shortage Hampton Roads Virginia ranked as the world’s largest coal exporter shipping about 35 million tons annually to markets worldwide.
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Hampton Roads
Community Pride Called Key to City's Rebirth
In Bridgeport a four hour conference gathered about 50 developers bankers real estate agents architects and officials to map revitalization. Panelists cited racism education taxes and crime as barriers while proposing public private partnerships and low interest loans to spur inner city renewal and new cooperative housing models.
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Bridgeport
iState
Warnaco Company
Greater
Marie Gall
Toth Real Estate
New York City
Mr. Brown
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Jlersons
Neel
Victor, Musto
Bridgeport Neighborhood Housing Service
New York
Chicago
City seeks sound, affordable housing through three-pronged rehab plan
LeRoy Jones, urban development consultant to Mayor Mandanici, says a three-pronged approach will cap costs by sharing rehab work among professionals, tenants, and contractors. He urges the city to use housing and urban development funds and block grants, promote the city to attract middle and upper class residents, and secure competitive funding resources.
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Tlén
LeRoy Jones
Mandanici
Nuclear tests by six nations as of 1977
As of 1977 six nations were known to have exploded nuclear devices the United States the Soviet Union the United Kingdom France China and India. The list reflects the era's nuclear powers and ongoing test programs in that period.
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United States
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
France
China
India
Richards to Quit Tennis for Eye Surgery in California
Dr. Renee Richards, 42, intends to quit pro tennis and resume her eye surgery practice in Newport Beach, California. Reported after joining the Cleveland-Pittsburgh Nets of World Team Tennis, she failed a chromosome test twice amid controversy over gender rules, and faced bans from major opens.
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New York
Renee Richards
Newport Beach
Calif
New York Post
Richard Raskind
Cleveland-Pittsburgh
the Post
Sald
WTT
Butch Buchholz
Dr. Richards
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