North Central utilities discuss future needs and taxes
Alexandria Minnesota hosts North Central Electric Association leaders as they survey the region’s farm troubles, tax climates, and the push for more power capacity. They call for faster nuclear licensing, public education on electricity being a basic industry, and broader regulatory freedom to modernize for the 1990s.
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Letter and political clash on Salvadoran deportations and EPA incineration battles
Readers react to a senator's stance on a two year delay for deporting Salvadorans and welfare implications, while a Washington dispute over ocean burning of toxic wastes pits Waste Management against Rollins Environmental Services. The piece outlines alleged tactics by a Beckel-created Alliance to Save the Ocean, including phone campaigns to influence hearings and public opinion.
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Politicians and cleanups battle over ocean incineration ties
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports firms lobby to win an EPA cleanup contract linking Rollins and Becker in San Francisco. Waste Management funds consultants and travel for pro ocean incineration witnesses. disclosures and language barriers cited. Also covers B’nai B’rith youth exchange, immigration bills, local letters praising honesty, and park concerns.
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New coal ordinance targets bootleggers in Frederick
The Frederick mayor and board of aldermen passed a new coal ordinance requiring a four year 75 dollar license fee aimed at shutting down bootleggers. The measure was sponsored by the legitimate center of Frederick.
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Teen strength debate and dating advice columns
A reader questions whether teen girls can outpace teen boys in speed and strength with Dr. Wallace replying that pound for pound girls may match boys but growth trends favor males. The column also covers engagement doubts and teen romance with guidance to end engagement and manage correspondence with a jailed boyfriend.
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