Kissinger cites US military capacity to deter Cuba, Angola risk
Secretary of State Kissinger told the OAS that the United States maintains a military capability to protect itself and its allies and will not tolerate a repetition of Cuban Soviet intervention in Angola. He urged smaller nations to stay free and secure their futures.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
Angola
Henry A. Kissinger
General Assembly
Organization of American States
Legislation For Garbage Plan Asked
City council authorized Rep. Charles Martin to draft a general bill enabling Decatur and other Alabama municipalities to enter long term private disposal contracts. A plan from Birmingham’s Jared and Associates to build a $3 to $5 million garbage burning plant with steam production may be enabled without city funds, potentially lowering trash costs from about $6 per ton. The council also approved $4 million general obligation warrants to Redeem Point Mallard debt and terminated and reassigned the Point Mallard Authority agreement.
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Paul Foreman
Charles Martin
Decatur
Alabama
Birmingham
A. J. Coleman
Jared and Associates
Consumar System Inc
Jared
Russell Bolding
Donald Branum
Martin
Branum
Point Mallard
Public Park and Recreation Board
The
Point Mallard Authority
Alma Strikes Florida After Cuba Battering
In 1966 Daily Financial News reports Hurricane Alma hitting the Florida coast following a Cuba strike with 117 mph winds. Weather notes list highs in the mid 80s and nights in the upper 50s, with highs in the upper 80s on Wednesday. River page and weather maps appear on page 2. It highlights Tennessee Valley living as a privilege.
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Alma
Florida
Cuba
Elizabeth Ray Book The Washington Fringe Benefit
The Washington Star reports Elizabeth Rays fictional memoir The Washington Fringe Benefit prints 172 pages and 600000 copies with a plot in which the playmate of powerful men details alleged sex, influence, and political manipulation on Capitol Hill including depictions of Sen Otis Battle Rep Billy Bob Blank and others. The work claims to reveal how she advanced bills and walked a path through hotel lounges and lobbying.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Miss Ray
Washington Star
D-Ohio
Capitol Hill
the Star
Dell Publishing Co
Sen
Otis Battle
Billy Bob Blank
Jack Anderson
Ken Gray
D-Ii
Yvonne Dunleavy
Regional Farming Aid Center Eyed For City
A regional farming aid center may be located in Decatur to serve 22 North Alabama counties. The plan, announced by Herman Marks of the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, includes Morgan Limestone Lawrence and Cullman counties. It would be housed in the Morgan County Courthouse with an initial staff of 8 to 10, many holding Ph.D. degrees, and could later add an entomologist. Dr. Jack Taylor noted the program is under analysis with no final confirmation.
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Washington
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Athens
Decatur
North Alabama
Alabama Cooperative Extension Service
Herman Marks
Limestone County Commission
Alabama
Morgan
Limestone
Lawrence
Cullman
Marks
Morgan County
Jack Taylor
Taylor
TVA Awaits NRC Loading License for Browns Ferry Reactors
TVA ready to load uranium fuel into Browns Ferry reactors two and possibly all three as officials state ONRR must issue the license. NRC Atlanta official Ken Clark notes ONRR must grant the official authorization, with a week timeframe anticipated, as supervisors report no expected licensing problems.
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Athens
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Browns Ferry
Jim Green
Ken Clark
Atlanta
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulations
ONRR
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Clark
Filibuster Nearing End In Legislature
Alabama Senate nears passage of an 817 million education budget as a minority filibuster over an 8 million college funding cut winds down. Sen Bert Bank of Tuscaloosa signaled a brief stay on duty after recess and predicted a vote on the school appropriation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Senate
Bert Bank
Tuscaloosa
Senate
House
Republican PSC Candidate Visits Decatur on Campaign Stop
Republican Alabama Public Service Commission candidate Bob E. Allen visited Decatur Monday amid a statewide tour. Allen, who trails rival Juanita McDaniel in name recognition, said he will canvass newspapers, TV and radio to raise his profile and build county campaigns. He cited infighting and lost public confidence as PSC failings and argued for a trained staff to understand rate increase implications.
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Decatur
Alabama Public Service Commission
Bob E. Allen
Allen
Juanita McDaniel
PSC
Time Is Gone in March Primary Numbers Tale
AP Special Correspondent Walter R Mears reports on the closing phase of the primary season as Ford Carter Reagan and Udall navigate delegate tallies. California Ohio and New Jersey yield 540 Democratic and 331 Republican nominating votes with Ford 326 from a GOP majority and Carter 596 short of the Democratic threshold. Reagan 692 delegates, Ford 804, uncommitted 148, needing 1,130 to win. Carter at 909 of 1,505 with 393.5 uncommitted. Udall 307.5.
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California
Ohio
New Jersey
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Humphrey
Springfield
Udall
Supreme Court frees TVA from Alabama permit requirement
The U S Supreme Court ruled that Alabama cannot require the Tennessee Valley Authority to obtain state permits to operate its three power plants in the state. TVA will still meet Alabama pollution limits, with no change to its obligation under state standards. The court’s two against seven decision held federal facilities are not subject to state license power, though must comply with state pollution rules.
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Nev
Nevada Desert
Lund High School
Ely
Nevada Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Lee Sentell
U. S. Supreme Court
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TVA
Herb Ganger
Knoxville
High Court
Alabama Air Pollution Control Commission
Kentucky
California
Washington State
Birmingham
Frees
Aubrey Wagner
Lynn Seeber
Chattanooga
Browns Ferry
Widows Creek
Colbert
Mayor's Race Draws 2 More
The Decatur mayoral contest expands to six contenders as ex policeman David Grissom and William Waugh announce their candidacies. Grissom, 28, vows to clean out City Hall while Waugh, a retired State Highway Department engineer, condemns city resident discontent ahead of the August 10 election and June 14 filing window.
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Decatur
David Grissom
William Waugh
Grissom
Waugh
State Highway Department
Primaries At Glance For New York New Jersey
New York primaries overview shows 24 080 California precincts 280 Democrat 167 Republican delegates plus formats for proportional and winner take all. Candidates listed include Brown Carter Udall Church Wallace McCormack Harris Ford Reagan. New Jersey details show 5 584 precincts 108 Democrat 67 delegates with beauty contest and at large and district delegate contests.
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Carter
Udall
Church
Wallace
McCormack
Harris
Ford
Reagan
New Jersey
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