Bush Wins Puerto Rico Primary Momentum for N H Bid
Bush wins all 14 Puerto Rico delegates in the first presidential primary, boosting his momentum toward the New Hampshire race. Reagan earns write-ins. Puerto Rico residents are U S citizens without a vote in November. A separate Baltimore bill may close the Customs regional office, risking 160 jobs, while scientists announce a breakthrough in producing the chemical triggering asthma attacks to aid future treatments.
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Mountain Ice and Coal blast kills founder in Pueblo
An explosion at Mountain Ice and Coal Co in Pueblo, Colorado released dangerous ammonia, killing 81 year old founder Lynn L. Belcher. Eighteen others, mostly police and firefighters, treated for inhalation. nine-block evacuation followed as police investigate cause.
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Mountain Ice and Coal Co
Lynn L. Belcher
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Parkview
Jan Sagona
TVA pollution cleanup could cost farmers millions a year
TVA researcher J C Noggle warns removing sulfur dioxide from power plant emissions could raise crop costs. crops like corn and cotton rely on the nutrient from air pollution now. He estimates farmers might spend over 6 million annually to add sulfur to fertilizer if air is cleaned, while total crop losses could reach 30 million. TVA faces court suits and fines, planning a rate hike to fund a five year sulfur reduction.
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Ala
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TVA
Bani Sadr presses US guilt admission for hostage release
Iranian President Bani Sadr reiterated three conditions for freeing the hostages. The United States must admit interference during the shah's rule, pledge no future interference, and agree to the shah's extradition and recovery of his fortune. The demand followed a UN probe plan and remarks by Carter supporting a defined commission.
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Iran
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Newsweek
Canadians vote to choose new leader in close election
Canadians vote for a new Parliament today with Conservative Prime Minister Joe Clark facing Liberal leader Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Polls show Liberal advantage nationally, but regional dynamics and vote distribution risk Liberal seats not translating into an overall majority.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
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Trudeau
Canada
Ottawa
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Quebec
Commons
Socialist New Democrats
Social Credit Party
Eastalco buys cheaper PE electric rates amid rate hike
PE study filed with the State PSC shows Eastalco Aluminum and all-electric residential customers paying lower prices than other PE customers despite a general rate rise. Eastalco’s Buckeystown plant pays about 4 percent above cost, while PE Maryland customers average 2 percent above cost. About 18,000 all-electric customers see a 5.5 percent rate of return versus 8.4 to 12.3 percent for other PE residential customers. The PSC inquiry examines PE’s rate structure and Eastalco’s 20-year contract that locks in favorable rates amid calls for reform.
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Maryland
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PSC
Noted Personalities Discuss Community Changes at Old Farmhouse
Carroll County report highlights interviews with a New Windsor couple about a proposed registry system for their old farmhouse. The piece covers family stress amid housing issues and hints at a broader civic debate in the county.
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Robert E. Graham
Windsor
Cho
Wilem D. Brown
Washington
Merry-Goround
Jack Anderma
Ussr
Storms batter California amid floods and mudslides
Storms batter Southern California for a sixth day triggering floods and mudslides. National Weather Service forecaster cites ongoing storms as residents sandbag, drains clogged, and roads muddied. Flood watches extend acrossVentures Orange Riverside San Bernardino and parts of Los Angeles counties as millions in property damage mount.
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Riverside
San Berhartigo
San Diego
Los Angeles
Suppley
Angeles
Weather Recap and Odd Forecast Snippet
Unclear translated weather note shows a mild bias with days named Sunny and Tuesday. Mentions highs around mid to upper, lows near 20, chance of precipitation and light variable winds. Text is garbled with partial values and miswritten weekday names.
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