U S Steel EPA Clash Could Reshape Steel Industry
Pittsburgh dispatch reports US Steel and the EPA at odds over air pollution rules. A consent decree aimed to curb Clairton Coke Works emissions highlights the clash between environmental controls and industrial jobs. Talks before Judge Henry Fallenbogen sought an out of court settlement as technology rifts hinder compliance.
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UPI
Steel
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Hadrow
Carnegie
Stee
Clairton Coke Works
Common Pleas
Henry Fallenbogen
Clairton
Pennsylvania
Theeneral US
Record Holders Finish 72 Hours On Grand Strand Roller Coaster
Jim Bruse and Wayne Harrison set a world record with 72 straight hours of continuous roller coaster rides at Grand Strand Amusement Park in Myrtle Beach. They completed 1,304 laps covering about 700 miles on a 27,096 foot track, with five minute breaks allowed, aiming to deter future challengers and surpass last year’s Ohio record.
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Myrtle Beach
5.C
UPI
Grand Strand Amusement Park
Jim Bruse
Wayne Harrison
Ohio
Rare baby whale Escap near Melbourne on borrowed time
A rare Mesoplodon calf at Sea World Orlando struggles after its mother was killed by sharks. Veterinarians report poor prospects, the calf is learning to eat squid and may need tube feeding as staff monitor its condition and note its rarity.
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Emmet
Stanby
Melbourne
Sea World
Orlando
Deke Beusse
Stan Searles
Searles
Thone calls for Hays to step down from post
Rep. Charles Thone of Nebraska urged Ohio Democrat Wayne Hays to resign. Thone accused Hays of bullying conduct and called his actions Mickey Mouse affairs. He predicted voters will decide in November.
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Thone
Hays
Guide Rock Teen Wins Miss Teenage Nebraska Title
Jamie Lee Ord of Guide Rock captured the Miss Teenage Nebraska crown at Concordia College Seward. First runner up Michelle Powell from Scott sbluf, second runner up Kathleen Nagengast of Bloomfield, and Penny Lynn Melcher of Lincoln finished as third runner up.
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Newany
Jamie Lee Ord
Guide Rock
Nebraska
Concordia College
Seward
Michelle Powell
Scottsbluf
Kathleen Nagengast
Bloomfield
Penny Lynn Melcher
Lincoln
Second chance on election funds in Nebraska
About 5 000 Nebraskans will receive second chance notices to donate $1 to the presidential election campaign fund. IRS Omaha district official Daniel Seklecki says the letters address taxpayers who failed to answer on returns, including those with mathematical errors, to avoid extra costs. The move follows a TRS response to a 1973 Common Cause lawsuit about awareness of the fund.
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Omaha
UPI
Daniel Seklecki
TRS
Common Cause
Cartwright to Take New Role in Pacific Rehabilitation
Garry Cartwright, former Nebraska state vocational rehabilitation director who resigned amid criticism, will start July 1 as director of rehabilitation services for the Trust Territories of the Pacific. The post covers Micronesia.
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Neb
UPI
Garry Cartwright
Cartwright
Trust Territories of the Pacific
Pacific Islands
Micronesia
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