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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1977

Page

2

Coast Guard patrols Smith Mountain Lake amid funding clashes

Local critics question the Coast Guard patrol effort at Smith Mountain Lake after Judge Turk ruled the lake navigable. Col Bourassa points to high weekend costs while urging oil tanker inspections elsewhere. Appalachian Power cites regional economic benefits from the Smith Mountain Project.

U.S. Coast Guard Smith Mountain Lake State Water Control Board Coast Guard Kerr Reservoir Smith Mountain James C. Turk J. Leo Bourassa Turk Bourassa Virginia Appalachian Power Company Pittsylvania Apcol

Bird In Hand on Carriers Split Over Ship Design

The Armed Services Committee rejected a 6 million transfer from other weapons programs to start small conventional carriers. They favor a nuclear powered super carrier previously turned down by Ford, Carter, and Congress. Rep. Bob Wilson warns Congress may reverse course and approve the nuclear craft, leaving the smaller ships as a risky investment.

House Armed Services Committee Adm Hyman G. Rickover Ford Carter Congress San Diego Calif Bob Wilson Armed Services Committee

Bleeding In Kentucky Judge Uses Blood Donations

A Kentucky judge in Frankfort awards speeding violators a chance to save money and points by donating blood to a nearby hospital. Judge Jack Goins says blood should drip slowly rather than spill out all at once, arguing this method could replenish hospital supplies. The piece endorses the approach as a humane, practical form of justice.

Kentucky Jack Goins Frankfort Goins

Danville voter urged to vote in House race June 14

In a letter responding to Joe Lumpkin, Arthur M. Martin Jr. argues Republicans and independents in Danville should vote in the June 14 House of Delegates primary. He notes no GOP nominee opposed the Democratic winner, so participation is needed to avoid leaving a November empty seat.

Joe Lumpkin Register Mr. Lumpkin Virginia House Danville George Anderson Calvin Fowler House of Delegates

Federal funds and local control cited by Jesse Helms

In a Danville Register excerpt, Jesse Helms critiques federal funding and matching funds, arguing the programed incentives push states and locals toward centralization. He warns that "free money" leads to federal control and debt, urging readers to study his stance. Linds Carter.

Danville Register CETA Jesse Helms Washington

NASA Plans Six Shuttles In 1979 80 With Skylab Rendezvous

The NASA schedule foresees six earth orbiting shuttle missions in 1979 and 1980, with a February 1980 flight to rendezvous with Skylab to boost its orbit and delay reentry. The plan includes test flights of the remote manipulator system, space based rocket launches, and potential ESA Spacelab collaboration.

Federal Space Agency NASA Earth Space Station Skylab Chester M. Lee Space Transportation System Operations Lee Secord ESA Air Force Spacelab Shutte Bay

Russians Making Steady Economic Progress, Not a Military Threat

Moscow notes slow but steady gains in technology, agriculture, urban planning, and energy. Technological advances like magnetohydrodynamics promise higher efficiency, while vast Siberian resources and multi year projects drive growth, challenging American stereotypes of a purely nuclear power.

Moscow Washington U.S Soviet Union United States Russia Siberia Central Intelligence Agency

Congress Would Regulate The Regulators

Ralph de Toledano argues Congress promises to curb federal regulatory agencies yet imposes billions in costs on taxpayers. He cites ICC, OSHA, FDA, NLRB, and other agencies, noting paperwork, higher freight and shipping rates, and burdens on small businesses, warning more regulation means more bureaucracy and higher prices.

Washington Congress Brooks Institution Interstate ‘Commission ICC Bureau of Domestic’ Commerce National Labor Relations Board Georgia-Pacific Corp Sunday Oregonian San Diego Los Angeles California United Airlines Civil Aeronautics Board Hawaii Supreme Court Southern Railway System Southern Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Food and Drug Administration U.S. Department of Agriculture

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Lake Patrol Navy Arthur M. Martin, Jr M.D Ferry Road Vance Big Daddy Linds Carter College Ave Frank Macomber Joseph Kraft Soviet Russia Wort Ralph de Toledano
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