Battle looms on clean air regulations overhaul
The Senate opens debate on a bill to revise clean air regs amid heavy auto industry lobbying to weaken exhaust standards. The measure would delay tightening of emission standards by one year, setting the stage for a major floor fight with a close outcome expected.
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Washington
Senate
Estate Notices Stir Ring Confusion In Local Ledger
A garbled notice appears to reference Esther W Megomigal of Aston Township, Delaware County, with mentions of Joseph F Cahy Jr and attorneys Larshe Langhe and a 1977 filing for a certificate related to costs of a business name. The fragmentary text includes addresses and legal action hints, but key details are unclear.
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Esther W. Megomigal
Wean
Aston
Dalawaré Co Penne
Cocemase
Hathay
Joseph F. Cahy JR
Adterrate
Exacuter
Buikéry, Chariier, Parnayhands
Legal Notice for Open Auction in Garrett Valley
A 1977 public sale notice outlines auction details at Garrett Valley on May 22 1977 at 8 PM with bids jammed by 43 35 p.m. The document lists section 4015 and mentions Thomas J Tracy Jr as secretary and a bid acceptance policy rejecting all bids.
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Garret Valley Saemartary
Thomas J. Tracy, JR
Sealed Proposals for Second Avenue Construction in Chester PA
Sealed proposals must be marked Construction of Second Avenue and filed by noon at 829 N Slog 19029. Bids due June 18 1977 with ten percent bid bond. Proposals from oral contenders rejected. Openings July 15 1977 at Chester Pennsylvania office.
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Wee Hume
Second Avenue
Tommratap
Tinkie Macgaret Water
Wavitation
Chester
Pennsylvania
Imhach
Wamla
Public notices on contract bids due June 17 1977
Auction and contract notices indicate a June 17 1977 deadline at 4:00 p.m. for variances and proposals. The notice lists the responsible authorities and requires bidders to submit specifications and filings by the stated deadline.
Lost and Found Fragments From a 1970s Notice Page
A jumble of lost items and notices appears including a baseball glove in Clayton and various items in a local lost and found column. Names, places, and vague descriptions hint at personal belongings awaiting owners or rewards.
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J. Reward
Lee
Clayton Pa
Banat
Tennis Court Event Details In Comcoresalle Area
Fragmentary OCR reads a tennis court event in the Comcoresalle area with references to players and set scores. Details on date participants and outcomes are unclear due to damaged text.
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Wanal
Roriaer
Help Wanted Ads From A Fragmented Classified Page
A garbled OCR fragment shows a rush of job listings and contact cues including clerks typists secretaries office skills and a Ramada Inn location. It mentions babysitter nanny nursery work and various pay offers amid disorganized lines and stray numbers.
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Union Ganteil
Sena
Ramo
Ramada Inn
Payoff probe targets sensitive U S intelligence reports
House investigators seek highly secret U S intelligence reports to determine if South Korean agents paid Congress members. The inquiry centers on possible payoffs and the involvement of foreign agents in U S politics.
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Washington
House
U.S
Congress
Anita Bryant cheers repeal of county anti gay rights law
Anita Bryant danced in Miami Beach as Dade County voters rejected the four month old law banning discrimination based on sexual orientation. turnout set a county record at 45 percent with 202 319 supporting repeal and 89 562 opposing. supporters sang We Shall Overcome while critics warned of prejudice and continued battles nationwide.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Anita Bryant
Dade County
All America
Ah the World
Miss Bryant
Save Our Children, Inc
Anita
Mike Thompson
Save Our Children
Fontainebleau
Jean O'Leary
National Gay Task Force
Bryant
San Antonio
Tex
Washington, D.C
Minneapolis
California
Andrew Young Claims Lincoln Was Racist Too
AP report notes Andrew Young, in the White House meeting with President Carter, reiterates that Lincoln and four other presidents were racists. A White House source says Carter did not urge Young to stop speaking, while lawmakers press for an apology over Young’s Playboy remark calling Nixon and Ford racists.
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Washington
Andrew Young
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Carter
U.N
Oval Office
Martin Luther King
Young
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Jody Powell
Bill Brock
Playboy Magazine
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Ford
House International Relations Committee
Joan F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capitol
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