Registration debate delayed after defense bill vote
The Senate approved a 40.1 billion defense bill 89 to 7, blocking a plan to renew 18- to 26-year-old registration. An agreement allows the issue to return for debate, possibly within a month, with House action expected later this month.
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House
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Robert Byrd
Nunn
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
George McGovern
D-S.d
Defense
Harold Brown
Congress
Alaska pipeline repair allows first oil flow from North Slope
After a five inch crack was temporarily fixed at Atigun Pass, Alyeska officials expect oil to resume flowing into Valdez. About 1,500 barrels escaped, 700 recovered, with some oil reaching the Atigun River. cause of rupture under investigation.
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Anchorage
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
John Ratterman
Judge weighs lifting injunction on hydrogen bomb article
At a sealed hearing U S District Judge Robert Warren considered The Progressive magazine bid to vacate a March 26 order blocking publication. The magazine appealed to the 7th Circuit after arguing new disclosures show the article was publicly accessible at a Los Alamos library shelf.
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U.S
Robert Warren
Progressive
7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Los Alamos
N.M
Pan American joins New York California air fare fight
Pan American World Airways today joined the price battle between New York and California routes, adding a competitive fare move in a bid to attract passengers. The development intensifies a regional pricing dispute among major carriers.
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Food stamp cuts looming unless Congress provides funds
Agriculture Secretary Bergland ordered state welfare officials to prepare for a possible 50 percent reduction in August food stamp benefits if Congress does not supply an extra 620 million dollars. The emergency regulation aims to prevent chaos and directs states to ready changes to computer benefit calculations for over 6 million households.
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Washington
Bob Bergland
Congress
Bergland
Vance Defends U.S. Policy Against SALT Critics
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance dismissed Sen. Henry Jacksons charge that the Carter administration appeases the Soviet Union as misguided and wrong. Vance said the United States sees differences with the Soviet Union and defended the arms control approach ahead of the Vienna summit where SALT II is to be signed. Jackson argued against both SALT II and the U.S. approach to relations with Moscow.
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Henry Jackson
D-Wash
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Soviet Union
Vance
Jackson
Leonid Brezhnev
Vienna
Nixon
Ford
Riots Erupt Across Panama Over Gasoline Price Hike
In Panama City and Colon troops used birdshot tear gas and force to quell protests sparked by a 28 percent gasoline price increase. A woman was reported killed as riots followed a taxi driver seizure and police actions that included ramming and arresting demonstrators.
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Panama
Colon
James Earl Ray Captured After 1977 Escape
On this date in 1977, James Earl Ray, the convicted King slayer, was captured in a Tennessee wilderness four days after escaping Brushy Mountain Penitentiary.
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Martin Luther King
Tennessee
Brushy Mountain
Wife says Talmadge kept cash in overcoat
Betty Talmadge testified to the Senate Ethics Committee that Senator Herman Talmadge hid large sums of cash in his home dating from the late 1940s. She said as much as 36 000 dollars could be found in his old overcoat in recent years and that funds were scattered around their home during their 35 years together.
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Washington
Herman Talmadge
Betty Talmadge
Senate Ethics Committee
Talmadge
Births Reported At Mercy St Luke's And Other Local Hospitals
Birth announcements list a son for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook at Mercy on June 12 and multiple births at St. Luke's including a son for Dr. and Mrs. Mark Hogenson and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Allison. Also notes a son for Mr. and Mrs. James Mason in Dubuque and extensive grandparent mentions. Local incident timestamps and emergency calls follow.
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Ryan
Edward Franklin
Johnson Ave
Mark Hogenson
G Ave
Stephen Allison
Sue Lane
Jeffrey Dougherty
Oakland Road
Ronald Henry
Hickory Blvd
Dennis Lane
Dalewood Ave
Floyd van Auken
Third St
Marion
John Haigh
Dubuque
James H. Mason
Harold Mason
Janice Drive
Shirley David
12Th Ave
Richard David
Wes Court
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, outlines publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with daily and Sunday editions. Subscription prices include $1.20 weekly by carrier, or $5.17 for 4 weeks, $56 for 52 weeks, with regional and territory rates for mail editions and note on carrier service areas.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
Associated Press
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