Environmentalist court victory sparks energy showdown
Washington observers report that the Supreme Court's defense of the Clean Air Act upholding nondegradation could curb new coal burning plants. Environmentalists led by the Sierra Club say the ruling may halt many fossil fuel projects, while industry voices warn of slowed energy development and possible shifts to atomic power or desulfurized fuels.
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Stan Benjamin
Prosa Willey Washington
Opiens
Supreme Court
Sierra Club
Forfskts Oy
May Bay Construction
Spark
Larry Moss
Sterra Club
Ie Coal and Power
Congress
Moss
Wiven
Carl J. Bagge
Extrammental Protection Agency
EPA
National Coal Association
Bagge
United States
Lolison Electric Institute
Ralph Nader
Dollar edge downbeat in European trading markets
In European exchanges the American dollar drifted lower in some markets while holding steadier in others. Gold prices eased in London and Zurich with the London price near 115.50 to 116.20 dollars per ounce. The pound rose slightly to 2.5740 dollars at open.
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London
United Hales
Zurich
Frankfurt
Iriday
Paris
Tokyo
Celebrities Promote Nebraska Tourism On Radio And TV
Lincoln AP reports Henry Fonda Dick Cavett and Gordon MacRae narrate Nebraska travel promos aired statewide as a public service. The effort by the Department of Economic Development and Roads cooperates with the Nebraska Broadcasters Association to boost the Nebraska vacation network and guide Interstate 80 travelers with adjusted station signs.
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Lincoln
Neb
Henry Fonda
Dick Cavett
Gordon MacRae
Nebraska
Canio
Department of Economic Development
Department of Roads
Nebraska Broadcasters Association
Interstate 80
AM Statkins
Roads Department
Cen
Births and visits populate Bellwood area notes
A daughter was born June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt of Omaha, tying him to Mrs. Georgine Jerry of Bellswood. Becky Zeller earned a 4-H beef trip after Nebraska Youth Center work, while Terry Zeller visited from Ogallah with his parents. Numerous relatives from Georgia to Minnesota gather for anniversaries and visits, with travel from California to Missouri noted. The Nile River crocodile legend appears as a water hazard tale.
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Biellwood
Fred Reinhardt
Omaha
Reinhardt
Georgine Jerry
Bellswood
Becky Zeller
Gordon Zeller
Lincoln
4 IL Nebraska
Becky
Terry Zeller
Ogallah
Kan
Keith Beringer
al Hermandorfer
Atlanta
Georgia
Paul Beminger
Jerry Berucha Sind
Portage, Mich
Max Broderson Mas
McCook
Ann
Edward Hiller
Duane Simmer
Wheaton
Twin Platte NRD to open office in North Platte
The Twin Platte Natural Resources District will open a North Platte office on July 1. Kent Miller, a civil engineer and University of Nebraska graduate, will manage the new district office. The Twin Platte NRD covers Keith and Arthur Counties and parts of Lincoln and McPherson Counties.
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North. Platte, Neb
Twin Platte
Judge rules CEO acting director serving illegally
A federal judge ruled that Acting Director Howard Phillips is serving illegally and blocked him from further actions in the antipoverty program. The decision means Phillips has served since May 29, 1973 without proper Senate nomination, complicating efforts to shut down the Office of Economic Opportunity as Nixon aims to shift programs to Cabinet departments.
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Nuliffy
Phillips
Dudge Jones
Nixon
Senate
Legista
Altar Society Sets First Friday Meetings At St Michael
Albion Altar Society of St Michael Catholic Church votes to move July and August meetings to the first Friday of each month and forms new Bible study groups to start next Call. Interested may contact Mrs.ay Mlanigan. A thank-you note from Father Curran and slides from Mrs Norskov’s Hawaii tour were shown. Serving committee led by Mrs. Mullins with aides Redler Reigle Krause Gerlin and Lough. Corn called America's most valuable crop with soybeans now second.
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Albion — Altar Society
St. Michael Cath
Yim
Mrx
Ay Mlanigan
William Curran
Ghana
Arnold Norskov
Harwaii
Helen Mullins
Lea Redler
Carolin Reigle
Gary Krause
Richard Gerlin
Jack Lough
Public disclosure debate on earnings forecasts splits corporate leaders
AP Business Analyst examines SEC rulings on optional yet regulated forecasts. A Coopers & Lybrand survey shows 52 percent of decision makers oppose public earnings forecasts, with chairmen and presidents most supportive of disclosure. Differences across roles highlight the clash between management practice and investor access.
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John. Cunniff
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
SNC
Bistone
Coopers & Lybrand
Fie
Rathey
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Chrently Nage
NRD
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Altar Society
America
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Chrysler
Denver
Rey
New Yorker
Atle
Newport Dade
Hei
Auto Trans
Newport
Pete Er
Newport Custom
Bill Sunday
Rust Hiway
Phono
Tooleys
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