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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1979

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2

GAO finds poor management in endangered species effort

The GAO drafts a report accusing the Interior Department of delaying endangered listings to avoid project delays. It cites cave harvestmen as an example, saying listing could halt the $375 million New Melones Lake project in California. Interior defends decisions, citing non threatened cave populations and critiques the GAO. The dispute echoes Tellico Dam battles over the snail darter and the Endangered Species Act.

Washington Interior Department General Accounting Office GAO Tellico Daddy Longlegs Melones Lake California Environmental Defense Fund Fish and Wildlife Service Tennessee

Iran issues death list targeting shah and allies

Iran's revolutionary regime announced an authorized death list including Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Empress Farah, Princess Ashraf, three prime ministers, and Iran's former ambassador to Washington. The regime pledges immunity for killers, while many nations would not honor such orders. The Foreign Ministry seeks extradition if the shah remains abroad, and regional tensions rise as Arafat allegedly issued capture orders.

Tehran Iran Shah Mohmmad Reza Pahlavi Libya Iraq Syria Tukentionary Islamic Revolutionary Court Ayatollah Sadeq Kabalkhani Shah Farah Dibs Ashraf Washington Ardeshir Zebedi Khalkhani Foreign Ministry

Chile Rejects U S Extradition Bid Over Letelier Killing

Chilean Supreme Court President Borquez rejects U S request to extradite three former DINA officers for the 1976 bombing that killed exile Orlando Letelier in Washington. Townley testimony cited as pivotal. U S to appeal. District details include charges, sentences in the United States, and potential Chilean military trial.

Santiago Chile United States Orlando Letelier Supreme Court Israeli Borquez U.S Juan Manuel Contreras Borquer Michael Townley Letelier Washington, D.C Augusto Pinochet Ronnl Moffitt Borquez Sider Contreras DINA Salvador Allende Col Pedro Espinoza Bravo Armando Fernandez Larios Washington

Castro to visit Mexico for talks on Cozumel trip

Fidel Castro will return to Mexico for a two day visit with President Jose Lopez Portillo on Cozumel off the Yucatan Peninsula. The meeting will address possible oil shipment arrangements and other bilateral issues while Castro resumes exile era ties with Mexico.

Mexico City Fidel Castro Mexico Fulgencio Batista Jose Lopez Portillo Cozumel Yucatan Peninsula Foreign Ministry Castro Batista Cuba Lopez Portillo Spain Organization of American States United States Adolfo Lopez Mateos Latin America Osvaldo Dorticos

Tax proposal endangers Schaefer mortgage pool in Baltimore

WASHINGTON AP A Carter era tax proposal would curb states and cities from issuing tax exempt bonds to fund low interest home loans. Baltimore Mayor Schaefer warned the change could derail a $100 million mortgage pool and threaten Inner Harbor housing plans. Treasury official Lubick argued tax exemptions deprive the government of revenue and favor well to do borrowers.

Baltimore William D. Schaefer Inner Harbor Mark Sissman Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development Congress Chicago Savings and Loans Schaefer Donald C Lubick Secretary of Treasury

Shipyard workers denied unemployment benefits ruling

In Baltimore the state hearing examiner ruled that nearly 600 workers laid off by Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. cannot receive unemployment benefits up to 106 a week. The decision sides with the company claiming a labor dispute and no strike. Fruehauf Corp plans to close the yard for low profits and a policy council meets today on the matter.

Baltimore Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydock Co Fruehauf Corp

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