35 Percent Slope Urged As Limit For Bluff Development
An ad hoc committee proposed restricting bluffside development to slopes of 35 percent or less replacing a 25 percent limit. Frontage and lot-size rules were debated, with erosion control plans also considered for the plan to be reviewed by the City Plan Commission.
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Donald W. Affolter
Tribune
Donald Medinger
18Th Dist
Sandra Fletcher
S. 26Th St
Finn Posaas
Bernard Mullenbach
Posaas
Mullenbach
John Caylor
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Fletcher
Dorothy Dedo
Shelby Town
Loren Krueger
Medary
City Plan Commission
Summit Meeting Leads To Nuclear Agreement
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will sign an agreement on principles for limiting nuclear offensive weapons. The pact, to be signed in the White House East Room, outlines basic negotiation principles for SALT talks with Geneva negotiators.
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Brezhnev
San Clemente
White House
Calif
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
Camp David
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
Geneva
Crash of Aeromexico DC9 Near Puerto Vallarta Kills 27
Four Red Cross parachutists prepared to jump into dense jungle after an Aeromexico DC9 from Houston crashed into El Moro Mountain 25 miles south of Puerto Vallarta. The plane carried 27 people including several Americans. 23 passengers and 4 crew were unaccounted for as rescuers could not reach the site. The rugged terrain and remote village area hindered access by road or boat, with witnesses saying the aircraft exploded or burst into flame on final approach.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Aeromexico
Houston
Tex
Pacific Coast
el Moro
Chimo
Chocala
Red Cross
Mexico City
Mexican Pacific Coast
Supreme Court Tightens Pornography Restrictions
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 ruling narrows pornography protection, reversing a decade of permissiveness. Chief Justice Burger writes that local community standards govern what is constitutionally protected, limiting the reach of federal free speech protections in this area.
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Supreme Court
State seeks injunction to halt Mississippi River dredging
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers faces a court-ordered show cause why it should not be enjoined from dredging Crosby Slough near Brownsville Minnesota until environmental protections are in place. The action, filed by the Department of Natural Resources with the Justice Department, cites improper spoil disposal and seeks suspension of the nine foot channel work until an environmental impact statement is filed and suitable disposal sites are chosen after agency consultation.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Theodore Priebe
Environmental Protection Unit
Justice Department
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Susanna Fodor
Thompson
Crosby Slough
Wisconsin
Richard J. Boyd
Boyd
Warren
Bergen
Vernon County
U.S. Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Burger
Peron Returns to Argentina Amid Violent Welcome
In Buenos Aires 13 people died and over 250 wounded as gunfire erupted during a massive crowd greeting Juan D. Peron at Olivos and near the airport. Peron and Isa Bel were at the presidential residence while rival Peronist factions blamed each other for the violence. He spoke in a televised address apologizing for the lack of personal greetings.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Isabel
Olivos
Spain
Hector J. Campora
Juan Peron
Weather outlook: cooler Thursday night with 53 low
Fair and cooler Thursday night with a low around 53. Friday will be fair and a bit warmer with a high near 78 and light northwesterly winds. Saturday turns partly cloudy and slightly warmer.
Campaign spending could reach 1 billion in 1984 election
The article argues that continued escalation of campaign spending may make the 1984 election a billion-dollar business. It warns that growing Wisconsin government may reduce public involvement in crucial policy decisions.
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Wisconsin
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U.S
Robert W. Warren
Brownsville
Minn
la Crosse
South
Madison, Wis
State Agriculture Department
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