Carter Links Energy Prices to Production Costs and Environment
President Carter told TVA staff in Knoxville that energy prices must cover all legitimate production costs including environmental protection and should not fund waste or windfall profits. He touted TVA as challenging an international uranium cartel and supporting competition while visiting Oak Ridge to reassure scientists about energy research. He traveled from Plains to thank Senator Baker and then returned to Washington.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Carter
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Plains
Senate
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Baker
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Israel
White House
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Energy Department
Washington
National Tax Limitation Conference Calls for Spending Limits
Anti-tax activists from 38 states gathered near Chicago for the first national Tax Limitation Conference to plan a constitutional bid on spending. About 200 attendees including legislators and executives heard Milton Friedman advocate measures like California's Jarvis-Gann property tax cap.
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Lincolnshire, Ill
Chicago
Milton Friedman
California
Russians Held on Espionage Charges in New Jersey
Bail set at 2 million dollars each for Rudolf Chernyayev and Valdik Enger, both associates with the United Nations, after they were arrested in Woodbridge New Jersey for attempting to buy classified U.S. anti submarine warfare documents. Vladimir Zin yakin, a Soviet U.N. attache, was released with immunity.
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Washington
Rudolf Petrovich Chernyayev
U.N. Secretariat
Valdik Aleksandrovich Enger
U.N
Woodbridge
N.J
U.S
Vladimir Petrovich Zinyakin
State Department
Kenneth Brown
Byrd to use daily cloture votes on labor bill
Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd announced daily cloture votes starting June 7 to end a filibuster delaying a controversial labor law revision. The West Virginian set June on the calendar for the first showdown against opponents of the administration backed bill to strengthen union organizing. The Senate entered its fifth day of debate on the measure.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert Byrd
West
Ex-governor Hall released on parole from federal prison
Former Oklahoma Governor David Hall was freed on parole from Swift Trails federal prison camp after serving half of a three year sentence for bribery and extortion. He was convicted on four counts tied to a $10 million state retirement funds investment scheme.
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Safford, Ariz
Oklahoma
David Hall
Swift Trails Federal Prison Camp
Explosive Device Damages DC Sidewalk Near Justice Dept
A small explosive blew up on the sidewalk near the Justice Department in Washington. No injuries were reported as bomb squad experts investigate the device and its type under a Department of Justice sign.
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Washington
Justice Department
District of Columbia
J.C. Gentile
Department of Justice
Gromyko heads to UN session on disarmament and arms limits
Moscow dispatch says Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko departs for a special U N General Assembly session to press the neutron bomb issue and hold talks with Cyrus Vance on a new U S Soviet strategic arms treaty. The talks follow last month SALT progress. Israel vows to pull all southern Lebanon troops by June 13 while safeguarding border settlements and Christian allies.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Kremlin
Gromyko
Cyrus Vance
Jerusalem
Israel
Lebanon
Arieh Naor
U.N
Exiled South African Communist Leader Moses Kotane Dies
Moscow reports Moses Kotane, former head of the outlawed South African Communist Party, died in Moscow at 72 after a grave illness. Tass said he passed away Friday, with the announcement made Sunday.
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Moscow
Moses Kotane
South Africa
Communist Party
Tass
Sadat Wins Wide Margin to Bar Critics in Referendum
Egypt announces President Anwar Sadat received 98.29 percent approval for measures to bar leftists, rightists, and monarch-era officials from politics. Proposals target Communists in government and media, curb anti state rumors, with eight leftists arrested in the Nile Delta.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Farouk
Nile Delta
More youths seeking jobs this summer
About 4.3 million school age youths seek summer jobs, permanent or temporary, this year. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cites 27.5 million youths aged 16-24 in the labor force, up 873,000 from last year, with 2.9 million seeking only temporary roles and 1.4 million entering labor markets permanently.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Bureau
Women Move Up In Higher Paying Jobs 1975 Study
The Conference Board reports women surpassing 40 percent of the labor force in rising toward management professional and some craft roles from 1970 to 1975. The study cites federal anti discrimination laws as driving a major trend in women attaining better jobs. In a separate note, a 20 year old item mentions seven missiles exploding at a New Jersey base, killing seven people.
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New York
The
Conference Board
New Jersey
Births Noted From Mercy and Local Hospitals
Birth announcements list a son for Michael Nunemaker and Melvin Miles at Hiawatha addresses, a daughter for Fred Aljets in Marion, plus three more births in Dysart Lisbon Ely and Marion. Separate medical emergencies and incidents are reported at multiple city locations with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
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Fred Aljets
Eighth St
Marion
Marvin Pippett
Dysart
John R. Bardsley
Lisbon
R. Dean Kolar
Old Marion Road
Lynn Shreeves
Ely
Kevin Hauskins
35Th St
Raéphen Godber
First Ave
Weather Highlights and Coralville Lake Pool Level
Sunday high temperatures with overnight lows and precipitation amounts. At 10 a.m. wind from the southeast at 12 mph. Sunrise Tuesday 5 39, sunset 8 28. Year ago today high 84 low 56 precip none. Extended forecast mostly fair Wednesday with a chance of showers Thursday and Friday. Highs in the 80s Wednesday and 70s to near 80 Thursday and Friday. Lows 60s Wednesday and 50s to near 60 Friday. Coralville Lake pool level.
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Anchorage
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Boston
Nashville
Chicago
Denver
Mississippi River flood stage updates listing cities and changes
River stages across the Mississippi show LaCrosse 6.1 rising 0.1, Lansing 8.2 falling 0.1, Dam 9 at 15.2 unchanged, McGregor 8.4 unchanged, Guttenberg 6.8 unchanged, Dubuque 9.3 falling 0.1, Davenport 7.8 falling 0.6, Keokuk 7.8 rising 0.7, Cedar Rapids 4.18 falling 0.20.
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Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Chang Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Cedar
C.R
Onassis backs Greek culture with grants and center
Christina Onassis will fund more than 25 million dollars for Greek charity and cultural projects. The Alexander Onassis Foundation plans a 25 million dollar non profit center and 100000 dollar annual awards for human rights and environmental efforts. The foundation, led by Christina, is based in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, per Aristotle Onassis will.
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Athens
Christina Onassis
Greece
Miss Onassis
Constantine Caramanlis
Alexander Onassis
Christina
Foundation
Vaduz
Lichtenstein
Aristotle Onassis
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Information Page
The Cedar Rapids Gazette is a daily and Sunday paper established in 1883. It lists address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa subscription rates by carrier and mail for various editions and durations.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Woman Finds Four Carat Diamond at Diamond State Park
Selma Phelps, a Deer Park Washington resident, found a four carat diamond valued at two to three thousand dollars at Crater of the Diamonds State Park in Arkansas. Superintendent Jim Cannon noted the gem measured a quarter inch and was pearly white, part of the park's current month total of forty-two diamonds recovered.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Deer Park
Wash
Crater of the Diamonds State Park
Jim Cannon
Cannon
Selma Phelps
United States
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Marion Blvd
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Green Thumb
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