Sideshow Carnies Embrace Life On The Road
In Woodland Washington AP report on carnival workers Blue Conforto and his 13 year old son Wally they defend their itinerant life. They insist streetwise customers and rivals falsely accuse carnivals of cheating while highlighting the freedom and close family bond of touring the country.
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Wally Conforto
Wally
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Conforto
Kent State gym project halted by federal court order
Protesters celebrate after U S District Court Judge Thomas Lambros issued a temporary restraining order halting construction on the Kent State University gym annex. The order delays work to allow a hearing on whether part of the site should be a national historic landmark.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
Thomas D. Lambros
America
May 4Th Coalition
Lambros
John M. Manos
U.S. Dept. of the Interior
Ohio National Guard
Michael Schwartz
Vance Maps West Bank Issue On Middle East Peace Tour
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance begins an 11 day trip through Egypt Lebanon Syria Jordan Saudi Arabia and Israel to press peace efforts and explore rights to the West Bank an open question. He aims to hear Arab and Israeli leaders including a possible Palestinian homeland concept and PLO stance on Israel's existence.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Middle East
West Bank
Jordan River
Vance
Alexandria
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Carter
Menahem Begin
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
Blackout Blame Falls On Con Ed In NYC Outage
Federal investigators fault Consolidated Edison for insufficient steps to prevent a night long blackout in New York City and parts of Westchester County. The preliminary FPC report praises restoration efforts but questions the utility's responses and load shedding devices.
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Consolidated Edison
New York City
Westchester County
Federal Power Commission
Con Ed
FPC
Upstate
Ghost Lights On Brown Mountain Baffle Viewers Since 1860
Scott Wiseman recalls seeing vertical and horizontal orange lights over Brown Mountain near Morganton North Carolina. Theories range from Civil War era ghost lanterns to uranium ore from nearby mines. Francois Schumacher of French American Metals cites possible uranium deposits as a light source while federal and scientific groups seek natural explanations.
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Scott Wiseman
Brown Mountain
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Lafayette Wiseman
Robert E. Lee
French-American Metals Corp
Avery
Burke
Mitchell
Caldwell Counties
Francois Schumacher
Spruce Pine
Schumacher
U.S. Army
National Geographic Society
University Geological Surveys
ARCO to file lower tariff for Alaska North Slope oil
ARCO says it will file a reduced tariff with the ICC to avoid delays in shipping the first tanker load of North Slope oil to West Coast refineries. Exxon and BP planned amended rates. eight firms faced a ICC cap of 4.56 to 5.10 per barrel after a ruling upholding the ICC.
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Atlantic Richfield Co
trans-Alaska Pipeline
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ICC
Exxon
British Petroleum
U.S. Supreme Court
Valdez
Juneau
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
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