Burlington Residents Debate Nuclear Plant Safety
In Burlington residents express mixed views on a proposed nuclear plant. One mother cites local ammonia derailments as greater risk, while others worry about safety, regulation, and financial burdens amid ongoing community interviews and an inquest into illegal copper wire sales tied to the utility.
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Umpire labor dispute draws call for Kuhn intervention
New York attorney Richie Phillips urged Commissioner Bowie Kuhn to step in to resolve the baseball umpire labor stalemate between the major leagues and their umpires. He argued that fan support favors the umpires and criticized the current substitute system as lacking objectivity.
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Sparky Lyle Shines In First 1979 Outing With Rangers
Sparky Lyle, first appearance of 1979, works two perfect innings backing Steve Comer’s one‑hit gem as Texas extends its season‑opening shutout streak to 23. Lyle, a former Cy Young winner, praised the bullpen after a rough spring. In other AL action, Orioles edge Yankees 6–5 in 10, Angels top Twins 11–2, Royals crush Tigers 10–3, A’s beat Mariners 14–7. rain delays Cubs–Blue Jays. Nolan Ryan twirls a three‑hitter with 10 strikeouts for California. Don Baylor drives in five.
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Sign-ups Open for Midget and Junior League Baseball
Youth Center at 115 W. 4th hosts sign-ups through Saturday for Midget and Junior League baseball for ages 9 to 12 before Aug. 1, 1979. Registration runs 3 to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday with no late entries. Ottawa Recreation Commission participation card required, costing 34 for residents or 15 per family.
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