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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1978

Page

5

Carter drops oil tax plan and election funding dead in Congress

Congress killed the plan to fund 1980 congressional campaigns with about 25 million dollars and dropped the proposed domestic crude oil tax. The energy setback came after a meeting between Energy Secretary Schlesinger and several senators. The article notes other actions including a House rejection of eminent domain rights for coal slurry pipelines and ongoing energy policy debates.

Washington UPI Carter Congress House White House Energy James Schlesinger

Shcharansky moved to grim Vladimir Prison in Russia

Soviet authorities transferred dissident Anatoly Shcharansky from Lefortovo to Vladimir Prison, an 18th century facility criticized by rights groups for beatings and squalid conditions. The 30 year old computer scientist and activist was convicted of spying for the CIA and faces up to 13 years, with initial years in close confinement. The move fuels Western protests while authorities cite routine transfers.

United States Elizabeth Holtzman GAO House Senate Environmental Protection Agency John Culver Iowa Soviet Union Culver U.S Moscow UPI Anatoly Shcharansky Vladimir Shcharansky Lefortovo Ida Milgrom CIA Amnesty International West Alexander Solzhenityn Gulag

Illinois farmers boost irrigation use in 1977 survey

A University of Illinois survey shows about 100000 acres irrigated in 1977, roughly double 1972. Most irrigation is mechanized center pivot systems, with Mason County accounting for about half. Water use is 0.3 percent of state withdrawals, mainly from groundwater, average well 15 inches wide and 116 feet deep.

Mason County Marlowe Thorne U of l Extension Agronomist Thorne

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