Rabies Vaccination Drive Aids Jefferson County Dogs
The Jefferson County Board urges dog owners to participate in the mass vaccination program under way through Saturday. Rural clinics and local veterinarians offer vaccines with a small fee and a dog registration fee goes to the county Animal Contingent Fund. State law requires vaccination for dogs over four months unless confined.
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In Crowd Reacts to Carter Era at Sans Souci
Washington chatter turns on the Sans Souci as Carter aides enter the scene. Elite lunch crowd frets the restaurant’s shift from power hub to outsider locale, hoping a Carter intern can reestablish the White House link and restore the restaurant’s “in” status.
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Women’s Wear Daily
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SEC
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Navy
Carter White House
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Carter
Pat Caddell
South Carolina
Southeast Asia
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White House
San Souci
Women's Wear Daily
Mt Vernon News masthead and staff listing details
The Mt Vernon Mt Vernon News establishment details show staff roles including General Manager Robert K. Thompson Editor Frederick Eaton Sports Editor Nadine Relison and others. It lists advertising and production management, circulation, and office staff along with subscription rates and service areas. The piece notes Associated Press rights and Carrier route pricing for Jefferson County and neighboring counties.
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MT. Vernon News
MT. Vernon Register
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Bob Forbes
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Brenda Sledge
Public tours of Zion nuclear plant face new security limits
Zion Illinois. Commonwealth Edison has welcomed over 300 000 visitors to its nuclear facilities and shown how a reactor can produce 1 085 megawatts. New government security rules threaten to bar the public, raising fears of higher costs and harsher enforcement including guards authorized to shoot intruders.
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ZION
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NEA
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Lake Michigan
George Travers
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Virginia
NBC
Jack Bitel
Bitel criticizes Zion security measures as futile
Jack Bitel argues that nuclear plant security is a repression tactic not a guarantee of safety. He notes fences and cameras exist but doubts access limits stop determined intruders, suggesting the industry downplays insider risk and that future breaches remain possible.
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Seabrook
Zion
Kent State
Jack Bitel
June 1 1977 Today In History Highlights
On June 1 the calendar marks key events from 1958 Charles de Gaulle becoming France’s Premier to 1792 Kentucky joining the Union and 1706 Tennessee becoming a state. The entry also notes Brigham Young's birth in 1801 and Leslie Howard’s death in 1943. A political quote from June 29, 1934 is also included.
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France
Anne Boleyn
England
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whitingham
Leslie Howard
Lisbon
Transbus ruling touted as landmark for handicapped riders
The Transbus decision, issued May 19 by Transportation Secretary Brock Adams, guarantees access to commuter buses for disabled people in major cities. The ruling follows a long DOT effort to develop a low-floor bus, overcoming GM opposition and industry pushback, and marks a pivotal expansion of mobility for millions with disabilities.
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Transbus
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Transportation
Brock Adams
National Academy of Engineering
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DOT
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American Motors
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Rohr
American Public Transit Association
Confederation of Municipal Transit Authorities
Adams
Score One For Fair Trade
High marks for economic diplomacy go to the Japaneses and American negotiators who forged a recent agreement limiting exports of Japanese color television sets to the United States. The deal reduces shipments by 40 percent over three years and spurs investment in U S plants, aiming to ease trade friction while urging other nations to follow the model.
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United States
Ura States
U.s.-Japan
Utility Rates And Ratios
A Cleveland State University study by Assistant professor Thomas M Pelsoci argues that fewer commissioners and a larger staff improve regulatory efficiency, reducing electricity costs for consumers. The analysis of 49 state agencies shows staffing can offset other cost factors like fuel and labor.
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Thomas M. Pelsoci
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