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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1976
Page
4
Readers are invited to share views on EPA’s plan to close U S Steel Birmingham furnaces or extend operation 18 months. The piece notes air cleanup progress, cites England’s example, cautions costs, and urges a decision grounded in good faith and practicality.
The Anniston Star discusses Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio amid a scrutiny of his power as House Administration Committee chair. It quotes criticism of his conduct and calls for accountability, with reflections on leadership and the need for inquiry into his alleged relationship and use of funds. Also notes Bob Hope received an honorary degree from John Carroll University.
A Chicago Tribune NY News Syndicate column advises facing insoluble problems with prayer. It quotes Matthew 7 7 and 1 Peter 5 7 while urging reliance on God for solutions beyond human reach. The piece notes global reach and ongoing financial needs.
More than 200 pounds of bomb grade uranium vanished from a Pennsylvania defense plant in the mid-1960s with no clear tracing. NRC admits 50 pounds missing, but documents imply a larger loss. Reports cite lax reporting, private-company secrecy, and weak physical security at plants including Kerr-McGee and Tennessee facilities.
The House Armed Services Committee hears Pvt. Harry Hiscock recount the abuse by drill instructor Sgt. Robert Henson who twice tried to kill him. The case of Pvt. Lynn McClure and recruitment abuses propel Congress to demand reform and accountability in Marine boot camps.
This Princeton based survey shows Hubert Humphrey ahead of Gerald Ford 46 to 45 percent and leading Ronald Reagan 52 to 42 percent in a Humphrey Ford trial heat. Carter leads both Ford and Reagan by wide margins. The poll sampled 1,001 voters in over 300 locales.
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