Alaskans Resist Fine Over Sewage Plant Shutdown
In Skagway Alaska town leaders voted July 1 to close a 3.5 million dollar secondary sewage plant to save diesel power. They argue 450000 gallons daily pass through secondary treatment, the town has 858 residents and 250 hookups, and tides plus rain dilute pollution, while federal officials threaten a $10000 daily fine.
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Skagway, Alaska
Carter
Skagway
Taiga Inlet
Pacific Ocean
Klondike
Southeast
Panhandle
Robert Messegee
Seattle
Environmental Protection Agency
Anchorage
EPA
Stan Brust
Oscar Selmer
Laetrile Remains Outlaw Of Sorts In US Policy
The article outlines Laetrile's legal status in the United States, noting FDA restrictions on interstate commerce and ongoing debates over importation. It covers court actions, potential clinical trials, and objections from medical experts about safety and ethics, with references to notable figures and institutions shaping the debate. It also mentions related environmental and local government disputes involving the EPA and a Seattle sewage plant.
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Supreme Court
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
Luther Bohanon
Oklahoma City
Beauty Queen Battles Promoters Over Pageant Prizes
Miss Orient USA Leilani Kyono O Melia alleges pageant promoters cheat her of 1500 dollars a three week Far East vacation a Philippines screen test and a root beer contract She vows to attend the 1979 Long Beach final to claim prizes or shut the pageant down The pageant president counters the funds are scarce and promises she will eventually receive all that was promised Also noted is Debbie Shook’s walkout over alleged scholarship and wardrobe promises.
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Michael Culbert
Committee For Freedom of Choice In Cancer Therapy
National Cancer Institute
FDA
Wayne Pines
Charles G. Moertel
Mayo Clinic
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Moertel
New York
California
Moerte
San Francisco
Ernst T. Krebs Sr
Atlantic City
N.J
Far East
Philippines
Leilani Kyono O'Melia
Howell Township
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Orient
Remedios Cabacungan
Toms River
O’melia
Debbie Shook
North Carolina
Rights Defined: Federal Audits For Revenue Sharing
Kansas Attorney General Robert T. Stephan said the federal government may require a specific financial audit for revenue sharing expenditures. He noted no legal basis to contest federal regulations and warned Kansas could lose funds if not compliant. The issue follows calls to replace the Legislative Post Audit performance audit with a financial-type audit.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Mike Hayden
R-Atwood
Wint Winter
Ottawa
Stephan
Legislative Division of Post Audit
Secretary
Treasury
Legislative Post Audit
Attorney General
Legislative Post Audit Committee
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Laetrile
Washington
Bohanon
Kreps
Kansas City
Dutton Brookfield
Minnesota
Brookfield
University of Kansas Medical Center
Gerald Kerby
Kansas
A Nee
Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
Optomi
James A. Eaton, D
Optometrist
Dennis L. Smith, Q.D
Pharmacists
Rodney McClay, O.D
John Reynolds
TOO
McArdle
SHEETMETAL _MCARDLE'S
York-Borg-Warner
Bud
Betty McArdle
Eluor
Brown’s Hardware
Chiropractors
Matney Chiropractic Office
Main
Brockway & Brockway
Martin John
Don L. McKelvey
D. Co
Chiropractic
Orthopedics
W. 15Th St
J. €. South
D.C
S. Main
Jim and
Marty Ralston
Taylor Insulation
Counbu van Doro
Shirley James
Mary Ellen Malburg
Karen Martinez
St. Mair
Ottawa Surveyors
Town & Country Surveys
John E. Taylor
Herz
Heatch
Milirare
Pomona
Westinghouse and
Singer
Hemlock
Ottawa, Kansas
Lanee
StrideRite
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic Inc
Your Community Mental Health Clinic
S. Cedar
Taylor Construction
Lantis Insulation Co
R. G. Shideler
Fontana
Kansasa Lawn & Garden
Burlington
Midland
Mossberg
Sea King
Waverly
Sharpe
Coffey County
Audl
Russell
Ry R. Swanson
R. E
Lyndon Wayne Wiselvonp
Swanson Agey
Chas. Beatty
Lyndon