Debris string off Jersey Shore from Hurricane Belle runoff
EPA regional chief Gerald Hansler says a 15 to 20 mile string of debris of garbage and sewage wastes is drifting from New York City and northern New Jersey toward the Atlantic after heavy rains from Hurricane Belle. Some debris washed ashore at Long Branch.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Jersey Shore
Atlantic Ocean
New York City
New Jersey
Gerald M. Hansler
EPA
Hansler
Belle
Long Branch
Hearst accomplices ordered to testify before federal grand jury
Two men named by Patricia Hearst as accomplices in the 1974 South Canaan farmhouse case were ordered to testify before a federal grand jury Friday. Jay Weiner and Phil Shinnick were subpoenaed. Hearst herself will not testify until after early October due to resentencing and psychological tests.
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Scranton
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Pennsylvania
U.S
John Cottone
Jay Weiner
Philadelphia
Phil Shinnick
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
Weiner
Cottone
Miss Hearst
California
South Canaan
Wayne County
McCarran Approves Federal Air Funding for Nevada Airports
Sen Howard Cannon announced more than 2.3 million in federal funds available to Clark County for air carrier and general aviation airport development this year as part of a 4.3 million package under the Airport and Airways Development Act of 1976. Funds may be used on McCarran Reno Elko Ely and other Nevada airports with 10 percent local match and must be obligated by Sept. 30, usable over two to three years.
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Clark County
Howard Cannon
Cannon
Nevada
McCarran International
Las Vegas
Reno International
Elko
Ely
Fraser says progress at ChryslerTrenton plant delays strike deadlines
UAW President Douglas A Fraser reports progress resolving health and safety grievances at Chrysler Trenton Michigan engine plant. He cautions tensions at the nearby downriver plant persist risking broader contract talks while the union plans a walkout window after next Tuesday if progress stalls.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Douglas A. Fraser
Chrysler Corp
Trenton
Mich
No. 3 Auto Company
Fraser
William F. Bavinger, Jr
Chrysler
Bavinger
UAW
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Neil Diamond Faces Trial On Marijuana Charge
Singer Neil Diamond must stand trial on a misdemeanor possession charge after his attorney pleaded not guilty for the entertainer who did not attend the hearing. A Sept. 27 trial date was set following a June 30 citation when deputies allegedly found one ounce of marijuana at his West Los Angeles home.
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West Los Angeles
UPI
Neil Diamond
Diamond
Brian O'Neill
Man Dies After Visit To Jail Booking Lot
A 58 year old North Las Vegas man, Gideon McDonald, died of an apparent heart attack while visiting his wife at the NSW jail booking area. A police officer found him unconscious and resuscitated him. he later died at North Las Vegas Hospital. The couple owned Tonopah Trailer Court and were involved in a landlord tenant dispute. the wife was arrested for obstructing an officer and released on recognizance. Archaeologists date Eskimo campsites on Alaska’s North Slope to about 8000 years ago.
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North Las Vegas
Nsw
Gideon McDonald
E. Tonopan St
McDonald
Jean
Tonopah
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Ghpel
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Royal Box Cocktail
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