Carter plans camping trip in the West
President Carter will take a two week vacation touring the West’s national parks. He will camp along the Salmon River in Idaho, raft rivers, visit Grand Teton and Yellowstone, and host talks with Sadat and Begin on September 5. Rosalynn and Amy accompany him.
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Seabrook cooling system restored after NRC ruling
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission reinstated Seabrook New Hampshire's open ocean cooling permits, allowing 1800 workers to return to site. EPA had found the system environmentally acceptable after multiple reviews. Gov. Meldrim Thomson called the decision a victory for atomic power opponents vowed further protests continue.
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Newsettes Distributed by Brokerage to Ease Strike News
Newsettes, 18 young women in novelty T-shirts, will hand out stock market flyers at Grand Central, Penn Station, and World Trade Center from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday as New York newspapers remain on strike. City officials warn of economic harm while other outlets boost coverage and theaters offer helplines.
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One Call Service Aids Illinois Handicapped Residents
Illinois residents needing information or assistance can call a centralized “One call does it all” service. The DIAL program under IDVR operates a state-wide clearinghouse from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, with TTY access and 20 local TTY locations to speed help. James S. Jeffers, IDVR director, emphasizes easy contact and accurate information on available services.
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Youth guilty of rape and kidnapping
Ricky Lee Wilson, 17, of Jacksonville pleaded guilty in Kane County Circuit Court to abducting and raping a 16 year old Geneva girl in March. Sentencing was set for Sept 19. Rape is a Class X crime with up to 30 years in prison. aggravated kidnapping carries 1 to 4 years. Wilson had been paroled from the Illinois Youth Center in St. Charles the day of the assault.
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Jackson doubts Ray killed Dr King in Memphis shooting
Jesse Jackson after a three hour talk with James Earl Ray expressed profound doubt that Ray fired the fatal shot that killed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He said Ray confessed no murder, denied involvement, and suggested a possible conspiracy or diversion behind the assassination. Jackson urged a new federal review, citing FBI harassment of King and seeking a meeting with Attorney General Bell.
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Holocaust leads with most Emmy nominations for 1977 78
NBC's Holocaust tops the Emmy field with 16 nominations, while King follows with nine for NBC. All in the Family and The Carol Burnett Show bolster CBS totals as NBC leads overall with 123 nominations to ABC 92 and CBS 88. Will Geer and Alan Alda receive multiple bids. Holocaust stars Moriarty and Weaver earn lead acting nods in a limited series.
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Weather and fog slow Northern California forest fire spread
Cooler air and dense fog slowed a major forest and brush fire near Cazadero in Sonoma County, with about 9 000 acres burned and 700 firefighters protecting a 1 500 resident summer population. Four large fires in the region have burned roughly 15 000 acres. evacuations affected Austin Creek camps and cabins while containment remained uncertain.
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Illinois schools get extra 500000 for adult education
CHICAGO A HEW official announced Illinois will receive an additional 500000 this year for adult education programs, bringing the state total to over 4.5 million. The program aims to teach basic academic skills to adults who did not complete eight years of formal schooling.
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