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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

7

Kiritsis the 63-Hour National Hero Now a Prison Figure

Anthony Kiritsis, once a media sensation after kidnapping a Indianapolis businessman for 63 hours, now endures prison life. He describes himself as misunderstood, yet expresses regret for the crime while claiming victimhood from his troubled childhood and mistreatment.

Indianapolis Ind NEA Anthony Kiritsis Tony Kiritsis Marion County Kiritsis Richard Hall Hall

Close vote on energy credit in Carter program clash

The House Ways and Means Committee narrowly approved a $100 energy tax credit proposal amid warnings to the White House over the Carter energy package. Lobbyists pressed to end federal price controls, while Senate debates on auto emissions and stricter standards drew sharp partisan lines.

Washington UPI House Ways and Means al Ullman D-Ore White House Congress Capitol Hill John O’leary Senate Edmund Muskie Dmaine Robert Stafford

Great Falls Tribune to Receive SDX First Amendment Award

Sigma Delta Chi announces the Great Falls Tribune will receive its First Amendment Award for protecting press freedom. SDX cites the Tribune’s stance on information from nonconfidential sources shaping Montana law and notes a 1977 amendment exempting source and information from disclosure.

Chicago UPI Sigma Delta Chi Society of Professional Journalists Great Falls Mont Tribune SDX Richard Leonard The Milwaukee Journal Montana Society Supreme Court

Benzol too valuable for cars in 1930s steel fuels

UPI reports that benzol, a coal by product once used as a hot motor fuel, became too valuable as a chemical feedstock for plastics and other products. Alabama By-Products and Sloss-Sheffield sold benzol in days past, while South Africa expands coal fuel tech amid cancer concerns from benzene derivatives.

New York UPI Harry DeWitt Lincoln Birmingham Ala Sloss- Sheffield Steel Co DeWitt U.S. Steel Corp Washington Alabama By- Products Corp Brad Koenig Alabama By-Products Woco-Pep Pure Oil Co Hitler Integrated Steel Companies Koenig Alabama Vaal United States North America Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Queen Elizabeth celebrates Silver Jubilee in London pageant

Queen Elizabeth rode a golden coach to St Pauls in a massive Silver Jubilee pageant drawing about a million spectators. She and Prince Philip then walked to Guildhall for a luncheon and later appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony with children and royal family members as security limited access.

London UPI Elizabeth St. Paul’s Cathedral Britain Buckingham Palace Cathedral Thames Greenwich Lambeth Bridge Broad Prince Philip Palace Princess Anne Mark Phillips Margaret Louis Mountbatten Golden State St. Paul’s Guildhall Robin Gillett Scotland Yard Commonwealth

Landfill Waste Could Explode Warns Wilsonville Attorney

An attorney for Wilsonville charges Earthline Corp buried toxic materials in trenches at the Wilsonville landfill could spontaneously combust and pollute land and water. The case involves Earthline's landfill on abandoned mine property and testimony from site manager Sam Campagna about wastes including PCBs and herbicides.

Carlinville, Ill UPI Wilsonville Macoupin County Earthline Corp Paul Verticchio Earthline Macoupin County Farm Bureau Madison County Sam Campagna

Trade secret claims halt disclosure at Earthline Wilsonville site

In a dispute over disposal of unidentified materials at Earthline's Wilsonville site, Campagna and Earthline attorneys invoke EPA trade secret rules. Judge John Russell grants a recess to review records and determine what may be revealed about Earthline's activities.

Wilsonville Earthline Environmental Protection Agency John Russell

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