Protesters Held In Armories At Seabrook Site
About 1 414 anti nuclear demonstrators remain in custody across four New Hampshire armories. National Guardsmen are paid about 20 000 dollars daily to monitor them while meals from Burger King and McDonald’s are billed to the state. The protesters, mostly in their 20s, face criminal trespass charges after weekend camp in at Seabrook Nuclear plant construction site. They refuse bail and hearings are set. Guardsmen report no violence and emphasize peaceful handling. Visitors restricted. sleeping arrangements improvised with sleeping bags and gear brought by detainees.
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Concord
N.H
State Armories
New Hampshire
Burger King
McDonald’s
Con
Seabrook
Chris C. Agrafiotis
Guard
Associated Press
Concord Armory
Agrafiotis
Assembly Hall
National Guard
Group Eyes Extra Gas Tax Proposal In House Hearing
Congressman James J. Howard announces a proposed three cent per gallon federal gas tax increase to fund highway construction and maintenance. Hearings by the House subcommittee on surface transportation begin as Howard weighs highway safety over energy conservation and supports a separate mass transit trust fund.
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Washington
House
James J. Howard
D-N.j
Special Highway Trust Fund
House Public Works and Transportation Committee
Howard
Carter
Congress
Senate bill to reform federal criminal codes faces House hesitation
Senate supporters call the Criminal Code Reform Act of 1977 landmark and seek uniform federal sentencing guidance through a nine member commission. House members demand further study with Rodino and Mann signaling reservations on scope and potential overreach.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Griffin B. Bell
Kennedy
America
McClellan
House
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Judiciary Committee
Rodino
James R
Mann
D-S.c
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cryptoquip puzzle and tips from King Features Syndicate
The note explains a cryptoquip puzzle with a clue F equals D and demonstrates how simple substitution works. It mentions yesterday's puzzle answers and a 1977 King Features publication credit, plus guidance on solving by trial and error using single letters and apostrophes.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Researchers Test New Poppy Plant in Yakima Valley
In Sunnyside Washington a scientist reports testing a Papaver Bracteatum poppy that could yield codeine without opium. If approved by government, 3000 acres may be grown in two years by Mallinckrodt Inc. and other licensed importers to supply pharmaceutical codeine products.
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Sunnyside
Wash
Yakima Valley
Washington
James Fickle
Mallinckrodt, Inc
St. Louis
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