Clinch River breeder project wins signals in Senate move
Advocates celebrate two Senate energy committee votes rejecting President Carter's bids to cancel or delay the Clinch River breeder reactor project. GAO says Carter lacks authority to halt it without new legislation. The full $150 million for fiscal year 1978 remains in play as lawmakers move toward a final vote next week.
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Washington
Clinch River
Senate
General Accounting Office
Carter
Clinch River Project
Senate Energy Committee
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Energy Panel
Senate Appropriations Committee
GAO
Congress
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Baker
Tonry Stakes Court Fight Amid Louisiana Primary
Richard Tonry, who resigned from Congress over an election fraud case, goes to federal court and faces a Democratic primary in Louisiana 1st District. He vows to regain influence while pretrial motions are set. Moreau, now a Republican, also contends in a separate primary alongside Tonry. The general election remains August 27.
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New Orleans
Richard Tonry
U.S. House
People
Congress
Tonry
Louisiana
1St
Tory
James Moreau
Moreau
Republican Party
Tenry
Ron Faucheaux
Florence Jennison
Dart carnival yields two broken balloons at Penny event
Two year old Ariel Cortez tested his aim at a Penny Carnival held Friday at Jane Boyd Community House in Cedar Rapids. Son of Jose Cortez of Milwaukee, he visited grandparents here while Gary Moore ran the dart game. The event was sponsored by the Urban 4-H program of Linn County Extension Service.
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Ariel Cortez
Jane Boyd
Fourteenth Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Ariel
Jose Cortez
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Gary Moore
Sixth Avenue SE
Linn County Extension Service
Mail Service to Lebanon Expands Air Mail Reach
Air mail to Lebanon is extended to all mail classes except parcel post. Letters up to one ounce previously limited since Jan 27 may now be mailed as part of expanded air service. Letter packages up to four pounds and small packets up to two pounds, plus printed matter up to four pounds, are now eligible. Registry service is available. Surface mail remains suspended since March 1976.
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Lebanon
U.S. Postal Service
Marion magistrate court names offenders in Friday dockets
Friday docket in Marion magistrate court lists numerous defendants with fines for speeding shoplifting indecent behavior improper left turn failure to yield expired license plates no Iowa license and unlicensed vehicle driving. Notables include John A. Lantz 30 dollars John P. Weires 25 dollars Theresa Cox 25 dollars Kevin Purll 25 dollars Karey Rieniers 25 dollars and Deborah McNew 10 dollars.
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John A. Lantz
Westview Court
John P. Weires
Fourth Street
Carolyn A. Evans
Northview Drive
Velma J. Stover
Twenty-sixth Street
Daniel T. Strother
Martelle
Mikeal D. Tope
Hillview Drive
Daniel B. Trenkamp
Scot A. Williams
First Avenue
Mark G. Klenzman
Valley Park
Ivan D. Vonk
Mt. Vernon
John P. Kloubee
Nineteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Michael D. Trachta
Lyle J. Ridenour
Mark S Kretschmer
Michael A Hoffman
Fifth Avenue
Theresa C. Cox
Eighteenth Street
Kevin D. Purll
Monticello
Karey H. Rieniers
Gregory A. Krommings
Richard A. Johnson
Second Avenue
Maynard O. Kraabel
H Avenue
Arizona
Deborah F McNew
Old Marion Road
Iowa
Jeff D. Wassmer
Twenty-seventh Street
Dina M Hefel
Fourth Avenue
Russell J. Kool
East Post Lane
Perry J. Bump
Suburban Street
Weed Deadline Urges Marion Residents to Cut Weeds
Mayor William J. Grundy Jr reminds Marion residents the city will cut unkept weeds and assess the cost to the property owner on taxes. The deadline to avoid violation was June 10. Graduate Douglas S. Morris earns BA from Northwestern University. Sorg Pharmacy advertises first aid kits for vacations.
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Marion
William J. Grundy, Jr
Douglas S. Morris
Central Avenue
Northwestern University
Sorg Pharmacy
Classified ad claims rare .357 magnum revolver
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP A Daily News Miner classified ad offers a .357 magnum revolver with the claim Fired only twice at a little old lady. The note raises questions about the weapon sale and safety.
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Fairbanks, Alaska
Daily News-Miner
Senate Draft Pardon Refusal Limits Carter Relief
In Washington, the Senate rejected an effort by Sen. Mark Hatfield to strike a restriction on the Vietnam draft pardon. The 44-38 vote keeps limits on processing cases and prevents closing many indictments. The $7.7 billion funding bill passes to conference with the House. Carter issued the pardon January 21.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Carter
Mark Hatfield
D-Ore
House
House-Senate
Hatfield
Justice Department
U.S
United States
Senate Shelves Gay Rights Issue in HUD Funding Vote
The Senate approved a 67.6 billion public housing appropriations bill for FY 1978 with a 78 to 5 vote, avoiding debate over homosexual rights. The House plan would restrict HUD funds to stable families, excluding homosexual and unmarried couples. A minor committee change opened room for House-Senate talks, sparking constitutional concerns by two senators.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Housing and Urban Development Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Board Urges Expulsion Over Homosexual Ties in WAC Marriage
FT RUCKER Ala AP an army board on Friday recommended expulsion of Spec 4 Marie Sade 22 for homosexual tendencies after ruling she and Kristian Von Hoffburg 29 who marry and live as biological females are unsuitable for service. The two-person two-woman panel said the couple’s self view as man and wife and living as females justified discharge as honorable. Sode plans to pursue a federal court order to block the action.
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FT. Rucker
Ala
Army
Marie Sade
WAC
Sode
Kristian von Hoffburg
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