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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1977
Page
3
Federal judge John Pratt blocked the Interior Dept policy that would let private companies decide which government lands in the western states could be leased for coal mining. Environmentalists argued the plan risks indiscriminate strip mining and damages land and water, while existing leases cover about 121 years of coal.
Senator Edward Kennedy informed Crystal City Mayor Francisco Benavides that two Community Service Administration grants totaling 3100,000 will aid immediate relief and cover part of the overdue gas bill. The town of about 5,000 people faced loss of natural gas service after La-Vaca Gathering Co. halted supply over an $800,000 debt.
Maria Rasputin Soloviev Bern a dancer and circus performer who claimed she was Rasputin's daughter died at 77 in Silverlake California officials said. A city fire department spokesman said she was found dead after calling a neighbor for help breathing.
Rescue workers recovered the body of an American and 13 others killed in a Japan Air Lines DC-8 crash, raising the death toll to 32. Five Americans aboard included one dead, three survived with burns and broken limbs, one missing.
The New York Times reports the Carter administration plans a 50 percent deduction cap for business meals in the forthcoming tax revision, replacing the current 100 percent deduction. The package also seeks to bar corporations from deducting theater tickets, sports events, and employees club dues.
Police linked the death to a daylight robbery after Pinchas Jaroslawicz was found bound in cellophane in diamond broker Shlomo Tal’s Midtown office. Tal, later found sleeping in a car, reported an abduction during which $180 was taken. authorities pursue the whereabouts of jaroslawicz’s diamonds valued up to 1 million.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko after a White House session with President Carter said both sides made further progress toward a new SALT pact. Cyrus Vance joined in, signaling intent to work toward a second agreement while noting remaining differences and hurdles. The talks followed a Gromyko UN briefing about stopping underground tests, though officials said the issue is separate. The main sticking point remains strict limits on U.S. cruise missiles.
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