Court Rules Weigh Conservation in Nuclear Plant Licensing
A U S court of appeals holds that energy conservation and disposal of nuclear wastes must be considered before licenses to build and operate plants are granted. The decision affects Consumers Power Midland Michigan and Vermont Yankee Vernon Vermont licenses. The court orders new hearings to assess wastes, safeguards, costs, and risks, with energy conservation pivotal in policy.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Consumers Power Co
Michiwan
Verimont Yankee
Vernon
NRC
Ful Henings
Federal Power Commission
Sagina Valley
Vermont
Great Steamboat Race at Indian Creek Nature Center
The Cedar Rapids Indian Creek Nature Center hosts a Sunday steam boat race from 2 to 2:30 pm to study how obstacles affect stream flow. Boats must be river-ready, materials and timing provided. Cost for members is nominal, nonmembers pay $1. towels and shoes recommended. open to all ages with adult supervision.
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Indian Creek
Nature Center
Qus
Cedar Rapids
Leaders in Volunteerism formed to boost community volunteers
A new group named Leaders in Volunteerism LIV gathered at St. Luke's hospital for an organizational meeting chaired by Gladys Pike The group aims to stimulate promote and maintain volunteerism and enhance participants skills They will meet quarterly for cooperative efforts and problem solving For those interested contact Mrs Pike at 366-3838 or St Luke's at 898-7213. Line deputies and Marion police arrested three people for drunk driving Wednesday night and Thursday A Marion Police arrest lists: Gladys Reed 22 of Vipla Patrick Hough 25 Center Point and Gerry Lee G Tonle of Spemeville were detained on driving while intoxicated charges after varying incidents on local roads.
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Leaders In
LIV
St. Luke's Hospital
Gladys Pike
Marion
Marion L. Reed
Vipla
Patrick Hough
Center Point
Highway 119
Fairfax
Gerry Lee
Tonle Anny Spemeville
Lisle
Harkin Is Father AMP Story Report
A fragmented Ames story notes an official inquiry into a political family matter. The report mentions several named figures in a tense, evolving situation affecting local political dynamics and public discourse.
Officials Fix Plan to Repair Viking Arm Lander
In Pasadena AP report Viking officials say they diagnosed a jammed soil-scooping arm on the Mars lander. Project Manager Jim Martin says the issue likely stems from a locking pin and a long command history before arrival. Engineers test a replica and aim to extend the arm again Sunday while seismometer issues may yet be resolved.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking
Jim Martin
Martin
Marcure
Pitt
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Jie
Mars
Earth
Kirkwood Opens Child Care Center at Lincoln Learning Center
Kirkwood Community College plans a new child care facility at the Lincoln Learning Center on Eighteenth Avenue and Ninth Street SW. The center serves children 2 to 6 of Kirkwood students with developmental activities, staff, and a learning focus. Open 8:30 am to 10 pm weekdays on a trial basis. fees range from 22 per week for five days to 5 per day for about three days, plus 2.60 per evening for afterhours care. Contact 308-5667 for more information.
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Kirkwood Community College
Lincoln Learning Center
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
State Department of Social Services
Kirkwood
Christy Smith
Citizers
Alse
Berenl
Kirkwood Starts Program on Medical Records
Kirkwood Community College board approved a new two year program to train medical records technicians. The six quarter plan begins this fall with a full time coordinator added at about 14 500 dollars. About 10 students are expected to enroll at Linn Hall.
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Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Mmembers
T Hat
Linn Halt
Unclear OCR Record
A damaged OCR snippet describes a vehicular incident or legal matter with scattered place names and numbers. It mentions a city, individuals, and an organization but the text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret. No clear outcome or date can be determined from the unreadable passage.
Meany Is Home After Hospital Stay For Bronchial Issue
AFL-CIO President George Meany, 81, leaves George Washington University Hospital after a four day stay for a bronchial problem. A spokesman says he is told to rest this weekend and take it easy. Doctors diagnosed the illness and say it is treatable.
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Washington
UPT
Afl-Cio
Tgate Meany
Meany
George Washingen University Hospital
Sonny
County Asked To Improve Marion Road in Linn County
A petition from Denks on Indian Creek urged Linn County supervisors to upgrade the first two miles of Marion Road to a concrete surface. Residents questioned funding, noting current width is 66 feet and a 120 foot right of way may be needed. County officials will study possible assessments and hold an information meeting for area residents.
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Linn
Denks
Indian Creek
Bond
Marion
Highway 1
Jean Oxley
Dhe
Hata
Priminry
Tiron Mile
Johnson named Buchanan deputy in Iowa county
Gierald L. Johnson aged 24, formerly Abedey police chief, began duties as Buchanan county deputy sheriff on Wednesday. He replaces Gary Zingo who resigned for personal reasons after serving since July 1. Johnson is a graduate of the law enforcement academy at Hawkeye School of Technology in Waterloo.
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Independence
Gierald L. Johnson
Abdey
Buchanan County
Gary Zingo
Johnson
Law Enforcement Academy
Hawkeye School of Technology
Waterloo
Seven ee Stan with in PA List For Paling
Partial text outlines a town payroll or rate list in Pennsylvania. It mentions per week pay for several workers, with figures around 2,670 a tone and mentions Springville Center Point Walker and other place names. The legible parts suggest municipal expenses or salaries and a note about differences in charges.
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Springville
Todds
Fiay Jour
Center Point
Walker
Tages
Stanour
Paneios
Smoke at Kirkwood Class Triggers Smoking Debate
Kirkwood Community College students debate campus smoking after a student claims allergies and health concerns from smoke in a classroom. Board officials, faculty, and student leaders discuss policy, with a motion for a study and possible accommodations to balance health and free choice.
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Kirkwood Community College
Ron
James Corsumier
Pws
Alburaen
Bord
Jansen Litte
Cygarey Dieriyy
Pye Boon
Comaneier
Pye
Jensen
Envoy Killers Used Power Repairmen Disguise
An assassination near Dublin targeted envoy Christopher Ewart Biggs and his driver as bombers posed as Electricity Board workers. The attackers placed a 200 pound mine along a road near Glencairn House, detonation via remote control. A secretary was killed and Biggs plus the chauffeur injured. a Northern Ireland official and another passenger survived. No group claimed responsibility.
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Dublin
Ireland
Aesbins
Christopher Ewart
Jas Power
Glencairn House
Electricity Board
Ewart Bigay
Long
Ewart Biggs
Northern Ireland
St. Vincent’s
Pilal
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