Edison Joins EPA Suit Over Water Regulations
Commonwealth Edison Co and nine other utilities filed suit in Federal District Court Chicago seeking review of EPA regulations issued Nov 21 1975. They claim the rules would force state water plans and impose broad federal land use controls hindering existing plants renewals and delaying new facilities.
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Commonwealth Edison Co
Federal District Court
Chicago
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Illinois Power Co
Appalachian Power Co
Carolina Power & Light
Utilities
Philadelphia heir John S. Knight III slain in apartment robbery
Knight, 30, heir to the Knight newspaper empire and special projects director for the Philadelphia Daily News, was found dead in his downtown apartment after an apparent robbery. Three white male suspects in their 20s sought in the crime. two guests were bound and gagged while a guest woman was slashed escaping. The killing occurred around 4 30 a.m. EST and the apartment showed no forced entry. Knight was a Harvard grad and a member of the Knight Ridder group.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John S. Knight III
Knight
Rosemary McKinnon
McKinnon
John
McKinnons
Joseph Golden
Philadelphia Daily News
Knight-Ridder
The
Knight Newspapers
Harvard
Daily News
Chicago cop shot by wife charged in death
Judy McDermott, 25, was arrested in Chicago and charged with murder in the death of her 26 year old husband Mark McDermott after a quarrel over money in their bedroom. The couple’s five children slept nearby as police say he died from a gunshot wound to the brain. The case was presented to a court Monday with McDermott praised by Sgt. John Satriano as a good officer.
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Chicago
UPI
Judy McDermott
Mark
St. Elizabeth Hospital
John Satriano
McDermott
Elect Udell to Lewis University Alumni Board
Joseph I. Udell a 1971 graduate was elected to the Lewis University Alumni Association board to fill the unexpired term of Gregory T. Raclaw who resigned. Udell works as a sales training project specialist for A B Dick Co in Chicago and lives in Darien with his wife Karen. Raclaw was commended for ten years of service and will be honored at the May 1976 President's Awards Dinner.
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Lockport
Joseph I. Udell
Lewis University Alumni Association
Udell
Gregory T. Raclaw
Raclaw
The
A B Dick Co
Chicago
Karen
Darien
Association
Doubt Ford Brezhnev Summit Likely in Near Term
Western diplomats doubt a Ford Brezhnev meeting will occur during Brezhnev’s Havana visit or soon after. They cite Brezhnev’s health and the need for SALT progress, with analysts favoring Kissinger-Moscow talks in December and a Geneva agreement leading to a Washington summit and SALT signing in March or April.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ford
Florida
Caribbean
Brezhnev
Havana
Communist Party Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
Geneva
Washington
U.S
Farmers see bright future if government stays out
American Farm Bureau President William Kuhfuss said the U S farm economy can remain healthy if government interference ends. He cited floating exchange rates, expanding world demand, and the move away from surplus stocks as steps toward a market oriented system with fewer export subsidies and relaxed import rules. He noted crop programs are gradually phased out and that access to world markets is crucial to avoiding surplus problems.
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Chicago
UPI
American Farm Bureau Federation
William Kuhfuss
U.S
Kuhfuss
Ford
Advisory Committee For
Illinois Racing Board delays most 1976 dates over funds
The Illinois Racing Board awarded January racing dates only, delaying the rest of 1976 until a $2.1 million appropriations bill is acted on by the General Assembly. The delay follows the legislature's adjournment without funding, with hearings postponed and a mid January review anticipated. Three suspensions were issued for rule violations and safety concerns.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois Racing Board
General Assembly
William Masterson
Illinois House
Masterson
Antho
Ny Scariano
Balmoral Park
Crete
Aurora Downs Inc
Aurora
Mississippi Valley Trotting Association
Cahokia Downs
East St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Aurora Downs
Seminary presents Christmas program at St Charles Borromeo Seminary
The St Charles Borromeo Seminary Music and Drama Departments host the annual Christmas Preparation Service in the Seminary Chapel on Friday and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The Bicentennial themed program parallels Exodus and emancipation with Promised Land imagery and features pieces such as A Prayer for Us Christ the Light of the Nations and Amazing Grace. Sister Joan Tabat directs music and Father Anthony Taschetta directs the drama.
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St Charles Borromeo Seminary
Lockport
Christ
America
Light of
the Nations
C.A. Peloquin
Joan Tabat
Anthony Taschetta
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Smokie Links
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