Local Group Slowed by Funds in Nuclear Hearing
Ecology Action faces money shortages hindering cross examination at NRC hearings on the Sterling nuclear plant. Dr. Daly notes funds are needed for expert witnesses and lawyers while RG&E and other utilities present their case. CCAS supporters attend in costume as hearings resume after disruption.
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NRC
Helen Daly
Theology
Regulatory Commission
Oswego County
Ecology Action
Daly
Nesses Ecology Action
Rochester Gas and Electric Co
Rg&e
SACO
Cayuga County
Suzanne Weber _nesses
Sue Reinert
Edward Luton
Rockland
Niagara Mohawk
Central New York Gas
Luton
Cimes Associated Press
Oswego—Fulton
Oswego County wrestles with veto override and 4.86 billion impact
County officials discuss a federal public works bill tied to a 2 billion state local grant plan and 1.25 billion for high unemployment areas. Funding timing, county jail farm site on Rt 57 and 400000 sewer work are debated as Congress weighs a September appropriation and 90 day work-start rule.
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Carolyn Bush
Rush
Congress
Bush
Rt. 57
Oswego
Ts Rm
Ford Veto Battles Highlight Presidential Budget Clash
President Ford vetoed a 3.3 billion military construction bill and faced a split vote on a 3.95 billion public works jobs bill. The House sustained the veto on the military bill while the Senate failed to override the jobs bill veto, leaving the measure to become law. Ford criticized Congress for delaying private sector job creation. Jacksonville officials urged rapid action on a related national program.
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Robert C. McEwen
Ogdensbur
Ford
McEwen
Rush
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Jacksonville
Fla
G. Tanzler
Kf Dent
Nationgue of
Regime party chief criticizes Ford tactics in Mississippi
Clarke Reed says Ford’s delegation may have weakened in two days as Mississippi leaders complain of partisan wooing. Meanwhile New York launches its first supertrain from Buffalo to Albany with a five hour link and a turbo train reaching Albany after a morning late run. Federal mediators tackle cannery strikes as coal miners and auto workers push for contract talks and price labeling laws tighten consumer protections. Governor Carey signs milk production parity law amid dairy industry complaints of substandard grades.
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Mississi Regiatiees Party
Ford
Clarke Reed
New York
Buffalo
Albany
New York City
Rensselaer
Washington
Rapran
California Processors, Inc
Westirginia
Grainee
United Autos
American Motors Ss
W. J. Usery
N.Y
Hugh Carey
York
Carey
Empire State
Weather Update for Today and Tonight
Fair spell gives way to variable clouds with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Highs 80 to 85, lows around 70. A 50 percent chance of rain today and tonight, 30 percent on Saturday with highs near 80 and mostly southerly winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Rcent
Restless Loner, Pass Target of Manhunt
Fred Newhall Woods IV longtime loner from Portola Valley is named in an all points bulletin as armed and dangerous in the abduction of 26 Chowchilla children and their bus driver. The 25-year-old car enthusiast lived on a 100 acre estate with three friends, including James and Richard Schoenfeld, who share a love of old vehicles. The trio previously faced charges in Downieville for auto tampering and joyriding, with probation and fines, painting a portrait of young men with clean-cut images but troubled legal brushes.
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Portola Valley
Calif
Fred Newhall Woods IV
Woods
Chowchilla
Ortega
Portola Alley
Woodside High School
Redwood City
Clay Hood
Schoenfeld Brothers
James
Richard
John Schoenfeld
Atherton
Ealo Park
Schoenfeld
James Schoenfeld
Woodside High
Downieville
San Francisco
Richard Campbell
Nevada City
Campbell
Real Auto
Viking Mars lander arm malfunction blamed on human error
Officials say a faulty command fed to the Mars lander caused the soil-scooping arm to misbehave, delaying debris drop. A test on an identical unit at JPL replicated the issue, and a cure involves adjusting the pin mechanism to resume the mission on schedule.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking
Jim Martin
Ann
Martin
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
Elizabeth Ray to star as herself in Washington Fringe Benefit film
Elizabeth Ray, central figure in the Washington sex scandals, tells reporters at a Beverly Hills press conference she will portray herself in a movie adaptation of her novel The Washington Fringe Benefit. Producer Joe Solomon, who bought the rights, says the film is planned for a Christmas release.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Elizabeth Ray
Washington
Washington Fringe Benefit
Joe Solomon
Miss Ray
UPI
Christians Broaden Push To Clear Eastern Beirut
In Beirut the Christian forces widen the assault on Nabaa and surrounding Moslem pockets after a 48 hour barrage. Casualty reports say about 50 killed with over 50 more wounded, as talks between Palestinian and Syrian officials unfold in Damascus.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Nabaa
S.tate
Phalange Party
Tal Zaatar
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Abdul Talim Khaddam
Hang-gliding grows as sport for the bold
In the Times a brief notes hang-gliding expanding appeal despite danger. Mentions a forthcoming discussion by the DOT on Oswego and other harbors. Also references congressmen acting against party endorsement election law and a note about a small competitor in Olympic controversy.
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Dot
Oswego
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