EPA chief approves Seabrook cooling plan decision
Environmental chief Douglas Coste ruled the Seabrook cooling water system meets the law and poses no unacceptable harm to ocean life. He overturned a 1976 EPA denial, saying the record supports using the best technology to minimize environmental impact. The ruling prompts renewed protest from the Clamshell Alliance.
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Exon urges farmers to sell price rise to housewives
Lincoln Governor J James Exon told farmers they have a selling job to do and must convince housewives that food is the best buy today He said consumers will accept higher costs if explanations are clear He does not expect President Carter aides to change plans to boost farm price supports despite their meeting with farmers and bankers in Washington The Carter administration has signaled a veto on higher price support levels than proposed by the White House.
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Personal income hits all time high level
Washington reports May personal income rose 0.11 percent to a historic high driven by worker pay and investment earnings despite a fall in federal payments to veterans. Transfer payments dropped 2.8 billion due to normalization of veterans benefits and the winding down of life insurance dividends.
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Delezal Joins CARE Soybean Project in Turkey
Kenneth Delezal, 34, of Bellwood, has joined CARE on a contract basis to support a soybean nutrition project in Adana Turkey. He works with the Turkish Ministry of Agriculture, Oversees on site guidance for over 400 farmers, and helps coordinate seed and technical support with CARB and the Turkish Farmers Association.
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Adana
Tarsus
Antioch
House halves abortion aid amid larger funding bill
The House voted 201 to 155 to ban federal funds for abortions as part of a $61.3 billion fiscal 1978 Labor Education and Welfare funding bill. An initial provision allowing abortions when the mother’s life was at risk was removed. Rep. Henry Hyde proposed a new amendment banning all funds for abortions, which passed. The move overshadowed the bill’s broader aims as lawmakers sought final approval before sending it to the Senate.
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Storms hit eastern Nebraska with heavy rain and hail
Thunderstorms rolling through central and eastern Nebraska produced heavy rain hail and strong winds with funnel cloud reports. A tornado warning was issued for northern Saline County as storms moved through the area and residents in Friend were urged to seek cover. Rainfall totals included Thedford 3-5 inches Springview 2 inches Mullen 1.4 Clarkson 1.8 and Schuler 1.3 inches. Temperatures high 60s to 90s. showers forecast to continue tonight and then ease.
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Space-age pioneer Von Braun dies at 65 in Virginia
Wernher von Braun, German born rocket pioneer who helped develop V2 during World War II and later led Saturn rocket programs in the United States, died of colon cancer in Alexandria Virginia at 3 a.m. EDT after a long illness. He was 65. His death prompted tributes from former colleagues including Rocco Petrone and NASA acting administrator Alan Lovelace. Von Braun’s career spanned Peenemünde Huntsville and the Marshall Space Flight Center, shaping America’s space program from Explorer 1 to the Saturn rockets and plans for space transportation.
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