Cedar City Could Establish Its Own Power System
Special Counsel Robert Braith reported there are no legal barriers blocking Cedar City's move to municipal power. Options include competing with Cal Pac, purchasing the franchise and property, or using eminent domain, with court proceedings likely and compensation to Cal Pac.
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Cedar City
Robert Braith
Cedar City Municipal Uuilities Board
Braithwaite
California-Pacific Utilities Company
Loren Whetten
California- Pacific Utilities Company
Braith
Waite
Cal-Pac
Cal- Pac
Brauthwaite
Utah
City of
Tucson
el Rio Water Company
Arizona
Power Company
Valley View Medical Center reports improved income gains
Valley View Medical Center posts year to date income of 22166 up from a prior deficit of 1291. Hospital administrator Reginald L. Hughes tells the governing board admissions rose to 784 from 771 while length of stay fell from 4.3 to 4.0 days reducing patient days and contributing to a 25000 revenue decrease.
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Valley View Medical Center
Reginald L. Hughes
Hughes
Utah
Officials view plan skeptically in Korea pullout talks
In Seoul after a four day visit by Carter aides Gen Brown and Habib reaffirmed US commitment to South Korea security. Seoul officials remained unconvinced and questioned the merits of a withdrawal while warning that tension on the peninsula remains. Talks in Tokyo with Hatoyama focused on ensuring peace and the timing of negotiations for troop withdrawal details. Brown called compensatory measures sought by South Korea for the 33 000 US troops sensible.
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Seoul
South Korea
Carter
U.S
George Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Philip C. Habib
Tokyo
United States
Korean
Brown
Habib
Iichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Trade deficit may rise to hundreds of billions
UPI says the U S trade deficit could top 276 billion this year per assistant treasury secretary Bergsten while secretary Blumenthal warned in Tokyo it might reach 33 billion. The current gap stands at 8.5 billion, exceeding all of 1976 by about 2.7 billion in four months.
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Hughes
Carters
Washington
UPI
U.S
Treasury
C. Fred Bergsten
Bergsten
W. Michael Blumenthal
Tokyo
Mississippi Confederate group plans to invade Iowa
A Mississippi group of Sons of Confederate Veterans intends action to recover a Civil War flag if legal means fail. The note appears among pages 2 4 and 6 previewing graduation season and an editorial on student readiness ahead of the Philadelphia 76ers 107 89 win over the Portland Trail Blazers in the NBA finals.
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Mississippi Sons of Confederate Veterans
Iowa
Philadelphia
Moluccan gunmen free most children in Bavensmilde school
In Bavensmilde Netherlands four days of captivity ended as 102 of 106 schoolchildren were freed from a siege at the primary school. Four teachers remained, and 56 other hostages on a hijacked train. Illness swept the children, but authorities reported the crisis easing, with Prime Minister Den Uyl praising the outcome.
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Netherlands
UPI
Bavensmilde
Assen
Joop den Uyl
Spice Islands
South Moluccas
Beeen
den Uye
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