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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1978
Page
1
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers In Regions
A forecast calls for showers and thundershowers tonight with a mid 60s low. Saturday may see lingering showers and a low 60s to 65 range, while Sunday and Monday look warm with only a few possible showers and highs around the 80s. Tuesday should bring fair skies with highs in the 80s and lows near 60s.
Seabrook Plant Restart Sparks Labor and Protests
In Concord hundreds of laid off workers race to rejoin the Seabrook atomic plant as anti nuclear activists mobilize to halt the resumed site work after a federal agency cleared the project to proceed. Public Service Co. hopes as many as 600 workers return today, while the Building Trades Council chief cautions it may take longer to assemble crews.
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Concord
N.H
Seabrook
Public Service Co
State Building Trades Council
Clamshell Alliance plans new protest moves at plant
Leaders of the Clamshell Alliance vow nonviolent actions to oppose the plant with Judy Elliott stating no mass demonstration is planned yet. About 18,000 people demonstrated for three days in June, with 1,414 arrests for trespassing at the 715 acre site in June 1977. In federal politics, Carter urban aid gains life as Senate Finance Committee backs continued anti-recession aid for distressed Sunbelt areas, potentially up to 650 million dollars yearly for two years, below the initial 1 billion request but above 500 million compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clamshell Alliance
Clamshell
Judy Elliott
Washington
Carter
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Senate moves on large tax cut amid House approval
The House approved a $163 billion tax cut and sent it to the Senate where leaders say the total may grow to about $20 billion. Senate Finance Chair Russell Long aims to add roughly $4 billion to offset inflation and a Social Security tax rise. The measure includes expanded personal exemptions, broader brackets, a capital gains overhaul, and changes to the medical deduction and state gasoline tax deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Carter
Ways and Means
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Long
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Tax hike proposed affecting 2.6 million filers
A plan seeks higher taxes for about 2.6 million people, many single filers and childless couples, due to deduction changes and the elimination of the general tax credit. The proposal aims to raise revenue while balancing deductions and credits for moderate earners.
U.S. Firms Eye China Oil Deals Amid Boom
Pennzoil Exxon Union Oil and Phillips Petroleum are negotiating with Chinese officials on sharing China’s oil reserves as Beijing expands offshore and onshore production. State Department cautions the talks are private company to government arrangements, not a U.S. government program, amid rising China U.S. trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
China
State Department
Pennzoil
Exxon
Union Oil
Phillips Petroleum
United States
John F. Cannon
Cannon
Mrs. Carter arrives to lead U S delegation for Pope Paul VI funeral
First lady Rosalynn Carter landed in Rome to head the U S delegation at Pope Paul VI's funeral and praised the late pope as a wise symbol of mankind's goodness. The Vatican released a handwritten testament in which Paul asked pardon for any unkindness and urged the world to study love and serve it.
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Vatican City
Rosalynn Carter
Rome
U.S
Pope Paul VI
Pontiff
Vatican
Paul
Jimmy
Carter
Lillian
St. Peter's Basilica
Civil Service Reform Faces Stiff House Opposition
Washington AP Carter seeks overhaul of federal personnel to create a 9000 strong elite management corps and curb veterans job preferences. Democratic foes balk over protections for political activity and labor-backed amendments threaten passage. Major veterans groups oppose changes.
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Washington
Carter
House
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