Bond Calls For Vote On Meramec Dam Plan
Gov. Christopher Bond urged a lawful advisory referendum in eastern Missouri to decide continued support for the $115 million Meramec Dam near Sullivan. The vote would cover St Louis city and 12 counties, with the Legislature to set a date in Jefferson City on Jan 5. Supporters say the dam benefits the region. opponents warn ecological harm and question timing.
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Meramec Dam
ST. Louis
Christopher
Bond
Missouri
Sullivan
St. Louis City
St. Francois
Washington
Jefferson City
Richard Gephardt
Ald
Gephardt
Hep
James Symington
Dmo
Joseph Teasdale
Jimmy Carter
Carter Campaigns With Gov Wallace In Alabama Swing
James Rubin reports Carter campaigned in Alabama with Gov George Wallace praising their alliance and calling Americans forgotten by the Republican administration. Carter accused red tape stifling small business and promised better aid programs while signing a Liberal party endorsement to appear on New York ballots.
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James Rubin
Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Carter
Ford
Washington
Birmingham
Dole Returns to National Campaign Trail
Senator Bob Dole resumes a cross country campaign swing to counter the image that he and President Ford oppose the people. He will attend a Lexington Chamber function, a Salt Lake City GOP reception, and finish in San Francisco. Dole notes Ford’s White House incumbency aids his political reach while Ford plans extended campaigning in October.
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Birmingham
Plains
Carter
Liberal Party of
New York
Ford
White House
Rose Garden
GOP
Bob Dole
Lexington
Milwaukee
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Walter
Mondale
Alexandria
Potomac River
Washington
Florida
Ala
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Ariz
Morris K. Udall
University of Michigan
Chamber of Commerce
Dole
NBC
Meet the Press
Congress
Jimmy) Carter
Ethel Kennedy Summoned To Court
Ethel Kennedy must appear in First District Court on September 20 to answer charges of mutilating a parking ticket. Barnstable officer John H. Ebel said he ticketed Mrs Kennedy in Hyannisport last Saturday and she tore it up in his presence.
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Barnstable
Mass
Ethel Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
John H. Ebel
Industry Sees Dim Electricity Prospects for 1980s
Washington AP reports the electric power industry warns of an inadequate supply if plants and fuel are delayed, yet forecasts show only a shrinking reserve capacity over the next decade. The industry historically kept 20 to 25 percent extra capacity beyond peak demand.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
National Electric Reliability Council
Pessimistic Woodcock Returns For More Bargaining With Ford
Detroit AP United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock returns to bargaining with Ford Motor Co. amid a looming nationwide strike at midnight Tuesday. He warns of a long, perhaps intractable dispute after a weekend with no progress and says a strike could pull 170,000 Ford workers in 22 states off the job. He notes observers see his new pessimism as a sign of the hard line ahead.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ford Motor Co
Woodcock
UAW
Focal
Dustry
Ford
Jet Banks Beats Howard In Missouri Dem primary ruling
St. Louis, AP. State Sen. Raymond Howard lost a bid to overturn the Aug 3 Democratic primary results after judge J B Banks ruled five days of testimony failed to show enough ballots to erase a 617 vote gap. The ruling threw out 273 votes in Howard’s favor. The case highlights ongoing political maneuvering in a race that Banks won.
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ST. Louis
Raymond Howard
D-St. Louis
J. B
Jet Banks
Carl R. Gaertner
Howard
Banks
Gaertner
Airports Hold Line On Security After Hijacking
Airports nationwide reported no plans to heighten security following the Trans World Airlines hijacking, with Seattle-Tacoma noting increases. FAA and police officials weighed how the hijackers boarded the jet, while La Guardia and other hubs awaited details before acting.
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Associated Preas
New York City
Trans World Airlines
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
St. Louis
Des Moines
Iowa
Cleveland
San Francisco
Phoenix
Atlz
Atlanta
Associated Press
Seattle-Tacoma International
la Guardia
New York
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
John Leyden
Violence climbs in Argentina with 947 dead this year
Leftist guerrillas blamed for 12 killings and right wing terrorists for two as violence mounts. An army communique cited a bus attack in Rosario killing nine policemen and two civilians after a bomb exploded and gunfire followed. Police sources raised toll to 12 dead and 17 wounded. Other victims include Chief Inspector Carlos Baldovines shot in Bahia Blanca with his daughter nearby, and two lawyers found dead in La Plata after being abducted.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rosario
National University of the South
Bahia Blanca
Carlos M. Baldovines
Baldovines
la Plata
Domingo Teruggi
Sergio Karakachoff
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Vatican
Econe
Switzerland
Lille
France
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Aera
Rea Party
Mexico
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Bill Tuggle
Helen Wraith
Lawrence Drug
Lle Am Family
E. Liberty
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Harbison-Walker Refractories
Neil Lee Thompson
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Paul V
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