Nuclear proponent sees labor on wrong energy track
Uwe Parpart an energy advisor for Lyndon LaRouche argues the Three Mile Island accident was caused by human error not a technical flaw. He calls for criminal negligence inquiry rather than a witch hunt and outlines a plan for rapid nuclear expansion including 1,000 plants by 2000 and Export of US reactors.
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United States
Three Mile Island
Uwe Parpart
New York City
Fusion Energy Foundation
Lyndon LaRouche
Cedar Rapids
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Parpart
LaRouche
Labor Party
Rouche
New Hampshire
United Auto Workers
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Rolland McMaster
Teamsters Union
Detroit
Sen
Edward Kennedy
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
West Germany
AEC
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Roundup of Linn County arrests and incidents
Charles D. Ronnenberg, 36, held on second degree sexual abuse charge after a report from a 7 year old girl. Charles R. Fritz, 25, fled from a theft check case, later charged with second degree burglary. Items stolen in Center Point burglary included watches and jewelry. Kurt Schulte in stable condition after tractor accident. Various arrests for traffic violations, concealed weapon, and drug charges in Linn and Johnson counties.
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Charles D. Ronnenberg
Linn County
Ronnenberg
Cedar Rapids
Seventh Avenue
Charles R. Fritz
Fritz
Wilson Avenue
Cad Lane
Wilson Plating
Shaver Road
Linn
Kurt Schulte
Amana
Mercy Hospital
Johnson County
Swisher
Schulte
Brian F. Hennessey
15Th Ave
Hennessey
Two Arrested in Linn County on Alcohol DUI Charges
Two individuals were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County late Wednesday and early today, according to local police reports.
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Linn County
Handicapped Systems eyes cereal repackaging contract
Handicapped Systems plans a new on-site project for Quaker Oats as the workshop opens this summer. The program would employ 15 to 18 clients to repackage damaged cereals, with Quaker supplying a salvage machine and truck transport, and paying by weight if agreed.
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Handicapped Systems
Quaker Oats Co
Quaker Oats
Health Center Board of Directors
County Health Center
10Th Avenue
Sixth Street
Health Center
Madge Phillips
Bob Long
Quaker
Long
Phillips
Squaw Creek
Lincolnway
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Oelwein Priest Nick Strawn Safe After Indonesian Wave
The family of Rev. Nickolas Strawn learned by telegram from the American vice consulate in Surabaya that he and all Americans were safe after a tidal wave struck Lomblen Island on Flores in Indonesia. Strawn has worked there about 12 years and was based in Lerek village on Lomblen.
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Nickolas Strawn
Allen Strawn
Georgia Ave
Surabaya
Indonesia
Monsignor Nggawa
Sarantuka
Flores Island
Nicholas Straw
Strawn
Loretta Strawn
Oelwein
United Way in Linn County Sets 1.909 Million Campaign Goal
The Linn County United Way board voted to set a 1979 campaign goal of 1.909 million dollars, aiming to surpass last year’s 1.7 million. The Nov. 1 target date would fund 17 local agencies. Donald Custis of Akron, Ohio became executive director, succeeding Robert Benning.
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Linn County United Way Board of Directors
United Way
Linn
Donald Custis
Akron
Ohio
Linn United Way
Robert Benning
Custis
Cedar Rapids
Summit County
Board of Directors
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Iowa
Michigan
Illinois
Dope, Inc
Far East
Chase
Center Point
Henderson
Main Street
Linn County Sheriff's
Raymond R. Derby
Toddville
16Th Avenue
Jerry R. Bumgarner
Ryan
Oak Street
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Handicapped Systems Eyes Cereal Repackaging
Vanessa Shelton
Gazette
Marion
Coralville Lake
Corps OF Engineers
Rock Island
Coralville Coachman Inn
Irvine and
Currell
Attorneys At Law
The
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First Ave
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Uilding
Vicki Shannon
Toros
Toro
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