Richmond considers burning trash to produce steam
A consultant advised Richmond and nearby counties to burn trash to generate steam for downtown buildings, potentially selling energy to local buyers. The plan would reduce landfill burden projected to double by 1990, with revenue around 1 million annually. A second study will outline financing and operation of an energy recovery plant.
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IRS Probes Tax Status of Moon Church in NY Real Estate Tests
Rep. Peter Peyser says IRS high officials briefed him on a probe into the Unification Church tax exemption, focusing on political activity, fund raising, and property acquisitions. The church owns New Yorker Hotel and the Columbia Club in New York City, possibly affecting tax rolls. IRS would not confirm the investigation but has received letters outlining allegations.
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Unification Church
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R-N.y
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Columbia Club
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Irvington
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Tarrytown
Moon
Rabin’s Political Fortunes at Low ebb in Israel
In Jerusalem AP reports Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin faces a fragile coalition and stiff opposition from right and left. His push for Arab peace and economic salvation stalls while critics discuss successors. U.S. aid and tax reforms are cited as gains, but internal struggles and looming labor disputes threaten a third year in office.
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United States
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Washington
Jordan River
Shimon Peres
Abba Eban
Yigael Yadin
Yadin
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
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