Allied Chemical Faces 1094-Count Indictment Over Kepone Pollution
Richmond AP Allied Chemical Corp faces a 1094 count federal indictment for polluting the James River with Kepone and two other chemicals. If convicted on all counts the company could be fined up to 17 million dollars. Life Science Products Co and its owners were also indicted.
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Richmond, Va
Allied Chemical Corp
James River
Allied
U.S
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Gov. Mills Godwin
Hopewell
Chesapeake Bay
James
Life Science Products Co
Life Science
Grand
Here
State Health
Virgil A. Hundtofte
William P. Moore
Moore
Tremors Hit Italy as Earthquake Death Toll Climbs
Four aftershocks shook northeast Italy early today as rescue workers search for survivors of the quake that devastated the region. Officials fear cholera, urge doctors and medicines, while 628 people are known dead and more than 2,000 injured. A 4.2 magnitude tremor added concern, with Thursday's quake at 6.9 and widespread damage across the area.
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Italy
Naples
Yugoslavia
Netherlands
Udine
Switzerland
West Germany
Linda Venturini
Ossopo
Red Cross
Austria
Germany
Australia
U.S. Army
Vicente
NATO
Buia
Solons May Let Veto Stand On Foreign Military Aid Bill
Congressional leaders signal they will likely not override President Ford's veto of a four billion dollar foreign military aid measure. A compromise two year funding bill is favored, with possible changes to Vietnam embargo provisions and a nine billion dollar yearly cap on weapons sales.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
U.S
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Senate
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House International Relations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Foreign Assistance Subcommittee
Humphrey
Morgan
Jonathan B. Bingham
D-N.y
Meat fraud alleged in beef sales to armed forces
Sen. Lawton Chiles says several meat wholesalers defrauded the government by more than 100000 dollars daily in selling beef to the armed forces. He cites one day at 250000 dollars and notes some days over 100000 dollars in illegal profits. A Pentagon official warns of possible fraud collusion and conflict of interest in military inspection of about 110 million dollars in beef bought annually from civilian contractors.
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Washington
Lawton Chiles
Florida Democrat
Pentagon
Lebanese parliament elects new president amid mortar fire
In Beirut the 98 member assembly chose Syrian backed Elias Sarkis on the second ballot to end Lebanon's civil war. Leftist forces shelled around a villa serving as a temporary parliament building while 69 members arrived, exceeding the required quorum by two.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Elias Sarkis
Central Bank
Celebrities Admit Recovering Alcoholics at Press Conference
Washington AP report notes Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. and Garry Moore among 50 prominent figures announcing they are recovered alcoholics at a National Council of Alcoholism event. Also appearing were Dick Van Dyke Tom Ewell Dana Andrews Wilbur Mills Adela Rogers St John and others.
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Washington
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Garry Moore
National Council of Alcoholism
Dick van Dyke
Tom Ewell
Dana Andrews
Wilbur D. Mills
Adela Rogers St. John
Cbs-Tv
Thomas Swafford
Edward ‘‘Moose’’ Krause
Notre Dame University
Earl of Kimberley
Great Britain
House of Lords
Sylvester Tinker
Shecky Greene
Jason Robards Jr
Robert Young
Insurance Company
James S. Kemper Jr
Ford opens new campaign with peace prosperity and trust
President Ford begins a Midwest swing in Nebraska and Missouri stressing a fresh start and a campaign aim for peace prosperity and trust. Reagan rests in California while Carter wins key endorsements from Leonard Woodcock and Henry Ford II for the Democratic bid.
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Neb
Ford
Midwest
Nebraska
California
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Missouri
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Reagan
Auto Company
Carter
Woodcock
John F. Kennedy
UAW
High Spirits shines at Logan High in opening night
Logan High School audiences packed the auditorium for the Friday opening of High Spirits. The second and final performance starts at 8 tonight with a cast led by David Redd and Brenda Rempel, a live Band under Al Horsky, and admission at 1 dollar.
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Logan High School
LHS
James Sluyter
al Horsky
Noel Coward
Coward
Gertrude Lawrence
Charles
Ruth Condomine
Madame Arcati
Elvira
David Redd
Brenda Rempel
Ruth
Thea May
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