New Rules For Nonproducing Coal Leases
The Interior Department proposes regulations to force timely development or cancellation of federal nonproducing coal leases. The plan covers about 536 leases on 782000 acres, mainly in Colorado New Mexico North Dakota Montana Utah and Wyoming, with aims to require diligent development and continuous operation and to set royalties if production lags.
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Washington
Department of Interior
Interior Department
Colorado
New Mexico
North
Dakota
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Secretary of Interior
Thomas S. Kleppe
Department
Brando Loan Paid Off for Indian Land Gift
Marlon Brando's $318000 debt on 40 acres donated to the Survival of American Indians Association has been paid. A Washington spokesman said the property was delivered debt free after the loan was settled. Brando’s Los Angeles attorney declined to confirm if Brando paid personally.
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Los Angeles
Survival of American Indians Association
Marlon Brando
Washington D.C
California
Brando
Lawrence Kartiganer
Indian Association
Cuban military presence in Angola grows says U S intelligence
U S intelligence estimates about 7 500 Cuban soldiers in Angola supporting the Soviet backed MPLA with a prior figure around 6 000. Reports say a Cuban tank brigade may have arrived and top Cuban officials identified in Angola. Russian airlift refueled via Azores Barbados and Algeria with over 40 planeloads delivered.
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Washington
U.S
Angola
Fernando Vecimo
Ministry of the Armed Forces
Luis
Alfonso Ochoa
Cuba
United States
Ford
MPLA
Algeria
Guinea
Russia
Hypnotist Cop Helps Solve Stabbing Case in Florida
Casselberry police turned to Julian Arroyo a former police chief and licensed hypnotist after Oscar Wade could not recall details of a December 7 stabbing. Within minutes of Arroyo's hypnosis Wade identified his assailant leading to an attempted murder arrest. Arroyo cites earlier cases including the Rudolph Herring rapes and says hypnosis aided in resolving rape cases when victims had amnesia.
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Tavares
Fla
Casselberry
Oscar Wade
Julian Arroyo
Tavares Police
Cife
Arroyo
Wade
Florida
Indialantic
Suit claims Cleveland Heights biases against religion
The head of a household in Cleveland Heights filed suit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court accusing city officials of religious discrimination. He says the board of zoning appeals denied a permit to house his niece and three unrelated persons, citing their aim to provide Christian counseling and ministry in line with Biblical commandments.
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Cleveland Heights
Cuyahoga County
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