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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1978

Page

6

Group Challenges Nuclear Safety Oversight

A citizens group charged the government with weak enforcement of nuclear plant safety rules, citing a 71 page study of NRC and AEC documents obtained via FOIA. It claims inspectors focus on company records rather than plants and that penalties are too lenient, with fines capped at 25 000 dollars monthly and plant shutdowns as capital punishment.

Washington Union of Concerned Scientists Nuclear Regulatory Commission The Atomic Energy Commission NRC

Cyclone Kills 500 in Sri Lanka Heads Toward India

Floods and mudslides from a cyclone across Sri Lanka killed about 500 people and left thousands homeless. India reports 15 dead on the southern coast as the storm moves toward Kerala, with relief efforts ongoing in Batticaloa and Madras.

Sri Lanka India Colombo United News of India Pamban Ranasinghe Premadasa Colombo Observatory A.C.S. Hameed Batticaloa Dennis Perera Madras Weather Bureau Kerala

City officials weigh 1980 budget cuts amid federal squeeze

City leaders gathered ahead of Carter administration plans to trim the federal budget by 18 to 30 billion dollars from 500 billion. Mayors worry over funding for transit and employment programs each at 11 billion, as welfare reform faces hit. Carter speaks at the National League of Cities Congress, expected to draw about 3,300 delegates.

ST. Louis Carter White House Congress of Cities National League of Cities

Complaint justified but no reinstatement for smoke in radio room

Sandra Cahill, 38, was fired for excessive sick leave after refusing to work in a tobacco haze filled fire department radio room. The Civil Service Board deemed her claim valid but declined reinstatement, noting allergies may be worsened by smoke. She now works for Southern Bell in a smoke-free office.

Fort Lauderdale Fla Sandra Cahill City Civil Service Board Jack Fried Civil Service Board Southern Bell Telephone Co

South Africa may accept U.N. backed Namibia vote

Secretary-General Waldheim told the Security Council that South Africa rejected a demand to cancel the Dec 4-8 election in South-West Africa but may accept a U.N. sanctioned poll for a constituent assembly. Fourie signaled openness to later U.N. supervision while preferring an early domestic vote.

United Nations South Africa U.N South-West Africa Roelof F Pik) Botha New York League of Nations SWAPO

Namibian Leader Denounces SA Election Refusal

In Reggio Emilia San Nujoma of SWAPO calls South Africa’s plan to hold next month’s election illegal and vows continued military and political action to end colonial rule in Namibia during a three day southern African solidarity conference.

Reggio Emilia Italy SWAPO San Nujoma South Africa Nujoma

Beef certificates offer unique Christmas gift in Iowa

Ames Iowa December 25 197? Beef certificates available for Christmas gifts say Keith Johnson executive director of the Iowa Beef Industry Council Certificates come in denominations of 5 10 and 20 and can be purchased through the council's Ames Office The program supports Iowa's beef industry and provides a widely loved gift.

Ames Iowa UPI Keith Johnson Iowa Beef Industry Council

Conflicting marches set in New Orleans

In New Orleans, about 100 robed Ku Klux Klan members plan a march from the French Quarter to the Liberty Monument amid counter demonstrations by black activists. Mayor Ernest Morial urged restraint while police pledged readiness to keep order during the clash with the march coinciding with the Bayou Classic game.

New Orleans Ernest Morial Morial James Parsons White League Citizens Militia Metropolitan Police KKK Southern Grambling

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