House overrides coal lease veto in energy move
Congress enacts coal leasing reform over President Ford's veto. The bill, passed 316 to 50, tightens rules to curb speculation and requires leasees to begin commercial production within 10 years or forfeit the lease. Proponents cite environmental gains. critics warn of reduced coal output and administration obstruction.
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Flood Disaster Near Estes Park Yields 100 Bodies
Officials stated the mud flood along the Lae Biz Thamp area has killed over 100, with estimates up to 150 to 206. Sheriff and deputies coordinated divers and infrared gear to recover bodies, while Red Cross reports mounting inquiries for survivors as damage costs rise to about 450 million dollars.
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Mystery illness in Pa. linked to Legion events
State officials report preliminary tests rule out influenza as the cause of a deadly illness affecting Legion attendees in Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Officials say other viruses or chemical factors remain possible. later cases include Arlene Muffley, 33, who died after Legion convention exposure. CDC and Philadelphia labs continue exhaustive testing for a definitive cause.
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King campaigns in area in Cedar City and St George
Democratic candidate for Utah Attorney General King spoke to Cedar City Rotary and the St George Chamber of Commerce and visited area residents. He cited twenty years in Utah politics and private practice, urged state centered approaches to criminal law, and outlined plans for a consumer protection council tighter legal opinion review and enhanced crime prevention through education and county prosecutor support.
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Battle for delegates intensifies in Republican race
Ford gains one delegate in South Carolina and Virginia while losing two in North Dakota. Reagan loses several to uncommitted in South Carolina, with Mississippi undecided among 30 uncommitted delegates. Carter accuses GOP of digging up dirt as Mondale garners no disqualifying scandals.
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Howe refuses to quit as Demos urge removal in Utah race
Salt Lake City congressman Alan Howe says he will stay in the reelection race despite a Salt Lake County Democratic Central Committee vote urging him to quit. The meeting followed Howe’s conviction in City Court for offering a bribe and a trial de novo is planned with his new trial set for August 23.
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