Energy Proposals Don’t Go Far Enough Report
Washington notes from UPI summarize OTA findings on Carter’s energy plan. Analysts say actions may not curb oil imports or meet supply targets and that environmental clashes lack clear resolution mechanisms.
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SUN Defends FBI Across a Moral Ground for Investigations
The piece argues that post Watergate ethics require clean surveillance rules yet defend loyal FBI agents who used techniques they believed authorized. It warns against prosecutions that ruin agents who sought to prevent terrorist acts and protect life and property from violent extremist groups.
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Apology From Solon Sought By Governor
Acting Gov. Blair Lee II demanded an apology from Missouri Rep. Richard Ichord who refuses Maryland income taxes citing principle while paying Missouri taxes. Ichord, under federal probe linked to Gov. Mandel’s racketeering case, alleges state corruption and asks for evidence or an apology.
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80 000 Fraud Suit Filed
A UPI report says 21 Nebraska residents filed a U S District Court suit against an Arizona company alleging an $80,000 land fraud scheme. The complaint claims Pioneer National Trust Co allegedly sold investors mortgages on Apple Valley land contracts as sound investments with guaranteed payments.
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Flood Threat Eases Across Kansas and Midwest
Heavy rains shift east and south easing floods in Kansas Missouri and Nebraska after days of downpours. Forecasters warn southern Missouri northern Oklahoma and Arkansas remain at risk while New York and New England may see more rain. Temperatures stay high in the Southwest.
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Mother and son found strangled in California apartment
In Lynwood California a 23 year old mother Linda Brown and her 8 year old son Johnny Cannon were found strangled to death in their apartment possibly for several days. Relatives found the bodies and authorities said they are questioning the woman's husband as they search for a motive.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast for Weekend Thundershowers
Forecast calls for scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershowers with strong gusty winds. Partly cloudy periods continue with gentle winds through Sunday. Highs around 105 to 110 degrees. Overnight lows in the upper 70s. Humidity around 27 percent. wind light. A year ago today high 102 low 71. Sunrise 5:25 a.m. Sunset 8:02 p.m.
Weather Outlook For Sunday Across Regions
Rain is forecast Sunday for the north Atlantic states while the central plains expect thundershowers. Elsewhere, fair weather with sunny to partly cloudy skies.
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Families We Serve Praises Bunkers’ Gracious Service
The Families We Serve lauds Bunkers for its gracious, understanding approach to customer care, highlighting the supportive handling of their needs and the firm’s commitment to service.
Mausoleum Memorial Parks Crematory Memorial Estate Planning
Local funeral and memorial services firm outlines estate planning options at Mausoleum Memorial Parks Crematory. The announcement highlights preplanning, cremation choices, and memorial estate services for families seeking guidance.
Saccharin Ban Delay Gains Momentum in Congress
UPI reports pro saccharin forces claim they will vote to delay the FDA ban for at least 18 months as hearings set in House and Senate. Kennedy and Rogers push quick advertising ban while the Canadian study ties saccharin to bladder cancer in men, urging balanced disclosure for diabetics and the obese.
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