Kaiparowits coal gasification project revival eyed
Utah energy officials hear a plan to revive the Kaiparowits Plateau coal, with Kaiser Industries and utilities proposing a 23,000 megawatt gasified coal plant using 56 tons of coal daily to produce methane gas. Partners would need a market, and a gas utility to operate the venture, with construction possible after 1979 and gas output by 1985.
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San Diego Gas & Electric
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Resource Co
Arizona Public Service
Kaiparewits
Sawhill
Arizona
Nevada
Jack Lagarias
Industrial Environmental Control
Kaiser Engineers
Bloomington Commission appoints board
ST. GEORGE The Bloomington Improvement District is back in business after trustees resigned. Richard Bai six years Jef Mordy four years Byron McLeese two years named to the district board. Letters notifying new members mailed today. Howard Stevens county surveyor barred from county driving after DUI plea. $2,400 paid to Hurricane American Legion Post for ring fees used at Washington County Fair.
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Bloomington
Washington County Commission
Richard Bai
Jef Mordy
Byron McLeese
Howard Stevens
Stevens
Hurricane American Legion Post
Washington County
Carter and Dole clash over Watergate and party power
Carter presses grass roots support while meeting AFL-CIO chief Meany and Sen. Kennedy as national leaders rally behind him. Dole attacks Nixon link to Ford and stresses Republican distance from Watergate, projecting a focus on security and overseas troop plans amid bishops’ doubts on Carter’s antiabortion stance. Mondale urges state empowerment in California address.
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Carter
Robert Dole
Ford
Afl-Cio
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Edward Kennedy
New York City
Richard Nixon
Dole
Georgia
Delaware
Gerald Ford
Nixon
Washington
Kennedy
Gov
United States
Meany
U.S
National Guard Association
Lyn Nofziger
Ronald Reagan
New York
Chicago
Walter Mondale
California
Schools reopen after antibusing protests in Kentucky
In Louisville Jefferson County, the second year of court ordered busing began quietly as buses ran nearly full despite boycott calls. Police dispersed protesters with tear gas after clashes near Southern High School. six arrests reported. Dayton Ohio and Cleveland also prepared measures tied to desegregation plans.
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Louisvile
Jefferson County
Lloyd Redman
Superntendent For Transportation and Security
Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland
Niewspaper Arhiv Ie
Preston Highway
Southern High School
Tax writers deny foreign tax benefits over boycott
Washington tax writers voted to deny certain foreign tax benefits to companies that participate in international boycotts such as the Arab boycott of Israel. The anti boycott provision aims to limit tax loss to business activity in supporting nations, while a conference committee works to finalize a major tax revision bill despite Assistant Treasury Secretary Parsky objecting to using tax policy for foreign affairs.
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UPI
Israel
House Senate
Treasury
Gerald Parsky
U.S
Middle East
UN and Korea agree on plan to curb Panmunjom violence
The United Nations Command and North Korea reached a four point plan at Panmunjom to separate security guards and confine them to their border zones along the villages center. Non military personnel will be allowed to move freely across the border areas. The agreement aims to prevent repeats of the Aug. 18 ax slayings of two U.S. officers.
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South Korea
UPI
United Nations Command
North Korea
Panmunjom
UNC
Korean Armistice Commission
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