Firm kills order and leaves family in poverty
Fred Langner, a 37 year old Vietnam helicopter pilot turned copier consultant, says Nashua Corp canceled a $430,000 purchase order for 1980 after months of delays. He moved to Arizona with six children and formed Sanric Corp as production stalled. Nashua claims no obligation.
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Patricia Walsh
Scottsdale, Ariz
UPI
Fred Langner
Nashua Corp
Langners
Nashua
Langner
Vietnam
Williamsport
Arizona
Sanric Corp
Com
Pany
George Dresser
N.H
Corrections chief fired over public rift in prison policy
Acting Attorney General Harvey Bartle III dismissed Corrections Commissioner William Robinson after a public dispute over prison reforms and Robinsons unauthorized press statements. Ronald J. Marks, 48, named successor, former deputy at Camp Hill and current Huntingdon state prison superintendent, will lead Graterford and state corrections.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Harvey Bartle III
William Robinson
Robinson
Bartle
Ronald J. Marks
Huntingdon State Prison
Marks
Camp Hill
Huntingdon
Graterford State Prison
House action ends stalemate on 1981 budget compromise
Washington report states House and Senate negotiators reached a revised 1981 budget agreement. It preserves a 153.7 billion military outlay while tightening future defense spending, adds a 200 million surplus, and includes 400 million extra emergency funds for Mount St Helens and related aid. House Democrats discuss trimming Pentagon authority by 800 million to rebalance future spending toward domestic programs.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
House
Senate
Robert Giaimo
D-Conn
House Budget Committee
Congress
Giaimo
Ernest Hollings
Senate Budget Committee
Hollings
D-S.c
Leon Panetta
D-Calif
Timothy Wirth
D-Colp
Panetta
Mount St. Helens
Riottern Miami
Pentagon
Energy Department
Renovation plans for Taggart Stadium stall amid cost talks
New Castle Area School Board president George Gregg says stadium renovations take a back seat to budget and teacher negotiations as the stadium advisory committee reviews reports from Michael Baker Jr. and C.W. Beal Inc. on extensive deterioration. Estimates range from 70 000 to 225 000 with 1700 seats affected. final action awaits independent engineering study and revenue from a proposed $1 ticket hike.
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Taggart Stadium
New Castle Area
George Gregg
Gregg
Eugene
DeCaprio
W.G. Eckles Co
New Castle
Mine Collapse in Bihar Leaves 100 Feared Buried
In eastern India a Central Coalfields Ltd mine in Bihar state collapsed after heavy rains. More than 100 miners are feared buried as rescue workers and officials rush to the scene in Santhal Parganas district, about 150 miles north of Calcutta.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Central Coalfields Ltd
Bihar
Calcutta
U.D. Choubey
Santhal Parganas
Soviet Union reports underground explosion in Siberia
An underground explosion rated 6.4 on the Richter scale was recorded in the Semipalatinsk area of western Siberia, USSR. The Seismic Department of Uppsala University in Sweden reported the blast occurred at 12:33 a.m. EDT and offered no speculation on its origin.
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Uppsala
Sweden
High winds, snow reach Rockies and Buffalo
A line of thunderstorms driven by high winds crossed the Northern Rockies into the Dakotas and western Nebraska. Tornadoes were reported in southwest North Dakota, overturning a house trailer with no injuries. Winds above 100 mph in Taylor North Dakota and 85 mph near Dickinson. Snow traces in Buffalo New York marked the first June snow since 1871.
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United Press International
Rockies
Dakotas
North Dakota
Taylor
N.D
Dickinson
Florida
New England
New York
Oregon
California
Lower Michigan
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N.Y
Mount Washington
White Mountains
New Hampshire
National Weather Service
Greater Buffalo International Airport
House votes to strengthen fair housing enforcement
In a 205 204 vote the House approves a Synar amendment to let administrative law judges hear cases and levy civil penalties up to 10000, and to let HUD sue. The measure extends protections to the disabled, while housing owners face costs for accessibility but may avoid changes if the tenant pays.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
House
Caldwell Butler
R-Va
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