EPA faults AEC fast breeder reactor report
The Environmental Protection Agency criticizes the Atomic Energy Commission draft environmental impact study on the Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor, saying it omits or inadequately treats safety, plutonium toxicity, waste disposal, and cost estimates. The AEC’s 1987-foreseen commercial use by 1987 and 400 units by 2000 are questioned amid unresolved disposal methods.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Atomic Energy Commission
EPA
AEC
Vironmental Agency
Natural Resources Defense Council
Citizens’ Environment Group
Cannon Dam Assn Officers Re-elected
The Mark Twain Lake and Cannon Dam Area Development Association held a May 3 meeting in Paris to reelect officers and form a four member executive committee. Officers Warren G. Lee Ed Behrens and Jack Briscoe were reelected along with a new committee including Morton Weaver Glen Hocker Mike Boudreaux and Carroll M Blackwell.
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Paris
Mark Twain Lake and
Cannon Dam
Warren G._ Lee
Ed Behrens
Jack Briscoe
Morton Weaver
Hannibal
Glen Hocker
Mexico
Mike Boudrea
Ford Not Afraid Of Taking Job
New York AP reports Vice President Gerald R. Ford telling the Economic Club of New York he would do the best with his background if called to replace Richard Nixon as President. He said he had reasonable training and no fear, drawing applause from club members.
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NEW York
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Economic Club of
Buzhardt Explains Tape Gaps From Swerping On Nixon Tapes
White House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt says inaudible segments in Nixon Watergate tapes stem from a voice actuator system and tape acceleration during pauses The noise blends with low voice distortion and swells, obscuring initial syllables He notes Dean Mitchell and Nixon have distinct vocal tones affecting clarity and cites about 1670 inaudible portions with the president speaking in roughly two thirds of them.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
J. Fred Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
John W. Dean III
Dean
John N
Mitchell
Missouri Senate Debate Rules Turbulent Says Curtis Leader
Warren Morgens, Curtis campaign director, says talks on broadcast debate terms with Eagleton stalled over count, blackout proposals, and fundraising limits. Curtis accepted three debates but seeks more meetings, not limited to radio or TV, and asks Eagleton to curb franking use and large labor donations. Morgens notes Eagleton has incumbency advantage and cites Curtis’s 1968 loss by 37,000 votes in St Louis area.
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Morgens
Albert J. Stephan
Eagleton
Stephan
Curtis
Missouri
U.S
St. Louis County
U.S. Senate
Wardrobe gift for Miss Missouri raised to 3000 dollars
Miss Missouri's wardrobe allowance is increased to 3000 dollars for 1974, up from 2000. Kline's department store sponsors the wardrobe with 3000 dollars and plans 3000 more for advertising and related costs, with Miss Sharon Heslin assisting in wardrobe choices. The pageant runs July 16 to 20 in Mexico, aiming for Miss Missouri to become Miss America in Atlantic City.
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Jon Scaramella
Kline
Frank Boyle
Kline’s
Boyle
Scaramella
Mexico
Sharon Heslin
New York
Kline's
Income Tax Revelation Wins Pulitzer
Pulitzer Prizes awarded for national reporting revealing Nixon's low income tax payments and a secret $200000 contribution to his campaign fund. Recipients include James R. Polk of the Washington Star-News and Jack White of the Providence Journal-Bulletin for Nixon tax stories.
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New York
Nixon
James R. Polk
Washington Star-News
Robert L. Vesco
Jack White
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Newsday
Garden City
Long Island
Turkey
France
Emily Genauer
Associated Press
Slava Veder
Air Force
Robert L. Stirm
United States
Anthony K. Roberts
Hollywood
Hedrick Smith
New York Times
Soviet Union
William Sherman
The
New York Daily News
Pulitzer
Columbia University
Pulitzer Advisory Board
Daniel J. Boorstin
Robert Lowell
the Dolphin
Louis Shaeffer
O'Neill
Fr. Gilman Spencer
Trentonian
Trenton
N.J
Edwin A. Roberts Jr
National Observer
Paul M. Szep
Boston Globe
Arthur M. Petacque
Hugh F. Hough
Chicago Sun- Times
Ernest Becker
Donald Martino
Notturno
Roger Sessions
Director named for Tipton Center in Missouri
Carolyn Atkins of St Louis was named Monday as the new director of the Missouri Correctional Center for women at Tipton. A former social worker in Illinois, New Jersey, and the St. Louis Circuit Court system, she was appointed by Corrections Chief George M Camp and will begin her duties immediately.
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Jefferson City
Carolyn Atkins
St. Louis
Missouri Correctional Center For Women
Tipton
Illinois
New Jersey
Miss Atkins
George M. Camp
Tom Jones Leaves Venezuela Amid Legal Dispute
Miami AP report says singer Tom Jones flew to Miami after a one day delay in Caracas where officials sought to question him over a Venezuelan newsman’s claim that he was struck by Jones’ bodyguard. Prime Minister Harold Wilson had asked the British embassy to assist Jones.
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Miami
Tom Jones
Caracas
Venezuela
Harold Wilson
Jones
Spectacular Fire Destroys Famed Studio in Hollywood
A massive blaze at Samuel Goldwyn Studios on Santa Monica Boulevard destroyed three buildings, injured one child and two workers, with losses estimated from 1 million to 10 million dollars. Firefighters used machine guns to cut holes in walls for access while Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw watched.
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Los Angeles
Conrad
Samuel Goldwyn
Hollywood
Mike Grasile
Star of India
Goldwyn Studios
Samuel Goldwyn Jr
Sigmund
NBC
Steve McQueen
Ali MacGraw
Santa Monica Boulevard
Goldwyn
New Florence Nursing Home Gets Go-Ahead
The New Florence Nursing Home Inc. gains approval for financing with tax free bonds. Walter McQuie Jr. arranges bond conversion from stock shares. IRS review completed. Seven directors approved the changeover. Construction to start soon. City to own and operate the facility as a nonprofit. Bonds backed by revenue. Perry Adams and Lewis buy remaining bonds. IRS ruling copies sent to Colonial Manors legal team and board president Charles Cardwell. Interest starts March 1 1974 with first payment March 1 1975.
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New Florence
Perry, Adams and Lewis
Colonial Manors of
Sioux City
Charles Cardwell
IRS
Ledgerland Highway Plan Shows 18 Projects For Next Year
Missouri State Highway Commission announced a 215 million dollar tentative program for fiscal year 1974 75. Eighteen road projects are listed across Ledgerland counties with most work in Monroe and Ralls tied to Cannon Dam reservoir.
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Ledgerland
Missouri State Highway Commission
Audrain
Monroe County
Cannon Dam
Ralls County
Cannon Reservoir
New London
Montgomery County
Danville
Hermann
Boone County
Callaway County
New Bloomfield
Fulton
Conservationist Stokely Dies in Missouri Rally for Ozarks
Dr. Z. Lee Stokely 78 a pioneer conservationist and Wayne County political figure died Sunday Funeral services are set Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church Poplar Bluff He served as Poplar Bluff postmaster mayor and county administrator halting his dental practice in 1933 He supported Missouri forests and helped boost the Ozark National Scenic Riverways Park His outdoor column ran 22 years in the Poplar Bluff American Republic and 12 years in the St Louis Post Dispatch Survived by widow and one son.
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Poplar Bluff
Z. Lee Stokely
Wayne County
Sacred Heart Church
Dr. Stokely
Missouri
Ozark National Scenic Riverways Park
To Have Surgery at University of Missouri Medical Center
Herman Davidson of 1022 W Breckenridge St entered the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia for surgery yesterday. He was admitted to room 516 W. for the procedure and recovery.
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Herman Davidson
W. Breckenridge St
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Health Care Discussion At Meet Tonight
Community leaders gather at 7 30 tonight in Audrain Medical Center to discuss mid Missouri health care. The Mid Missouri Areawide Comprehensive Health Planning Agency seeks input on its first draft of recommendations covering emergency services acute care community based health services ambulatory care dental health and health education. Pete Steiner from Vandalia sits on the Consumer Council with Dr Peter Ekern and Dr Jack Ajans of Mexico on Provider Council.
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Audrain Medical Center
Mid- Missouri
Mid
Pete Steiner
Vandalia
Consumer Council
Peter Ekern
Jack Ajans
Mexico
Provider Council
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Lewis Brooks Jr
Joseph Pulitzer
Tipton Center
Paramount
Dian OF
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Paramoun
Little Dixie
Big Jake
Star West Plaza
Mexico, Mo
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Florence Nursing Home
Stokely
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