Nuclear commission backs sweeping reforms after Three Mile Island
Washington AP Ahead of congressional hearings the president's Three Mile Island panel summarizes deep flaws in plant operation and regulation. The group urges NRC abolition for an executive agency and calls for remote siting of new plants with mandatory local emergency plans, while Carter warns no quick actions.
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Gas Moratorium Denied by Federal Judge
Washington AP Judge Ernst Liebman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission denied reimposing Cities Service Gas Co moratoriums on new home and small business hook ups across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Nebraska The ruling affects about 500 communities and ends the five state limit on new gas connections while allowing appeals by parties including General Motors Corp The decision notes potential shift to electric heat if gas is denied and warns of long term impact on home building and local economies.
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Birmingham Elects First Black Mayor in Contested Race
Birmingham voters backed Arrington over Frank Parsons by 44 798 to 42 814 to elect the first Black mayor in the city, a historic win seen as progress from Birmingham's 1960s racial strife. President Carter hailed the result in a phone call noting cross racial support and a focus on issues. A newspaper ad warning of higher crime had stirred tensions on election day.
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New Legal Almanac Series Adds 25 Titles of Legal Topics
Oceana Publishing expands its Legal Almanac Series with new volumes including Nothing Could Be Finer Than a Crisis That is Minor in the Morning The Yuck vs Slime Lawsuit The Saga of the Furbish Lousewort One of Our Soup Spoons is Missing Woman Chief The Widow The Law of Adoption Dictionary of Selected Legal Terms Law of Death and Disposal of the Dead The Investor's Legal Guide Law of Retirement and related works The library holds about 25 volumes covering varied legal topics
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Libby F. Jessup
Oceana Publishing
California Polling Puts Kennedy On Top
In California a statewide poll shows Edward M. Kennedy leading the Democratic field by more than two to one. The survey includes Carter, Brown, Reagan, and Kennedy, with Kennedy favored by 56 percent of Democrats and Carter at 25 percent.
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Ordinance Vacating Massasoit Street Segment Ottawa KS
Ottawa city lawmakers publish an ordinance vacating a Massasoit Street segment east of Spruce Street. The measure defines the vacated area starting at Lot 18 and follows a path through Country Club Heights South Addition and Douglas Subdivision. A public hearing is scheduled November 19, 1979 at 10:00 a.m. for landowners and interested parties to contest the vection.
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Classified Ad Rates and Policy for Ottawa Herald
Classified section guidelines list deadlines per edition and insertion rates by word and column inch. It explains display and blind ads, national lines, and lodge notices with emblem, plus error reporting and consumer protection advisory.
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