Medfly Ban On Aerial Spraying Blocked By Federal Judge In San Jose
U S District Judge William A Ingram issued a temporary restraining order halting San Jose from enforcing its aerial spraying ban. State officials warned a nationwide impact on food prices as California produces about half of summer produce. Discussion cited vast host crops worth billions and potential fumigation requirements for shipment outside California. Brown criticized the USDA stance and urged broader opposition to chemical use, while experts noted malathion safety and long term health uncertainties.
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U.S. District Court
William A. Ingram
San Jose
California
USDA
Scribner
State Department of Food and Agriculture
Richard Rominger
Brown
Les Hubbard
Western Growers Association
California considers eradicating medfly threat this year
The state dialogues over aerial spray and ground attacks as medfly maggots reappear in 100 locations across an 80 square mile core. Officials push for eradication by fall while opponents fear health and environmental risks. Homeowners face fines for not stripping fruit and complying with mandatory measures. Officials cite sterile fly releases to disrupt the life cycle.
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Chet Howe
Santa Clara County
Mary Goldenberg
Brown
California Conservation Corps
National
Peru
Jetliner hijacked to Havana with 180 aboard
Two men armed with Molotov cocktails hijacked a Chicago to Miami jet carrying 180 passengers and 12 crew, forcing a landing in Havana. Six passengers left voluntarily. two hijackers were arrested in Cuba. Passengers including two Jamaican cabinet members later returned to Miami.
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Associated Press
Miami
Chicago
Jim Freeman
Havana
Freeman
William Nettles
FBI
Miami International Airport
Tony Johnson
Trade and Commerce
Douglas Vaz
Cuba
Dorothy Ash
Northfield
Ill
Ash
Ms. Ash
Rick Vaz
Jamaica
Edward Seaga
Johnson
Vaz
Jim Ashlock
Banks turn over nearly two billion in Iranian assets
American banks released just under 2 billion dollars of previously frozen Iranian assets to the New York Federal Reserve for onward transfer to Iran by July 19 as part of the January Carter agreement to secure the release of 52 hostages. About 1 billion is earmarked for an international tribunal to resolve Americans' claims, with claimants urged to appeal to that tribunal.
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Treasury Department
Iran
Carter
New York Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Treasury
Robert Levine
Odessa American item unclear due to OCR garble
The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide a clear event, person, or place to summarize. No coherent facts or names beyond scattered fragments can be connected into a factual headline or summary.
Weather forecast for Texas regions with storms and heat
The National Weather Service Midland reports warm conditions with mid 90s highs and scattered thunderstorms across southeast Texas and the coastal plains. Friday storms hit southeast Texas while northern areas stayed sunny. heavy rain and hail occurred near Houston and Lake Charles, with a tornado warning in Victoria County.
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Texas
Coastal Plains
Lake Charles
Galveston Bay
Houston
Lake Summerville
Victoria County
Wichita Falls
Dallas-Fort Worth
Alpine
National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Panhandle
Political clash looms over caucus action on three Democrats
Rep Hance signals possible parties against rivals with action likely after three weeks. A petition circulating has enough signatures for a caucus to consider action now and punitive steps may come before the break. Hance press secretary calls Leland a friend and does not expect a reprimand from the party.
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Rogers
Leland
Hance
Don Richards
Senate fails to end filibuster on anti busing plan
The Senate rejected 48 to 38 a cloture bid by Republicans to end unlimited debate on a proposed ban on busing in desegregation cases. Weicker led the filibuster, arguing constitutional protections for minorities, while Baker postponed a Saturday session. The next move targets Labor Day timing with possible resumption Monday amid ongoing debate and related proposals by Johnston and Helms.
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Senate
Sen
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Howard Baker
Baker
Reagan
Weicker
Cou
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