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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

26 Sep 1978

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1978

Page

3

Machinists Boss Still After Carter

William Winpisinger, head of the International Association of Machinists, breaks with President Carter over labor battles and vows not to back Carter for a second term. Other unions hesitate, with UAW and AFL-CIO officials weighing options as Senate labor law reforms face revival amid anticipated political maneuvering.

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Washington Machinists William Winpisinger Jimmy Carter Winpisinger International Association of Machinists Carter IAM Harry S. Truman United Auto Workers UAW Afl-Cio Labor Movement The Senate Harrison A. Willams D-N.j Organized Labor Sen Orrin Hatch Utah
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EPA Wary Of Farmland Loss

Washington AP. The EPA will tighten review of rules to curb loss of prime farmland to urban growth and other uses. Administrator Douglas M. Castle cites about 31 million acres lost in the last decade and urges state local action with stronger technical help and enforcement consideration of local land value and significance.

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Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA Douglas M. Castle Castle Agriculture Department USDA United States Department Congress
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Gasohol Plant Gets Green Light

Missouri farmers vote to back a $20 million gasohol plant to convert crops into motor fuel with recycling of used grains for livestock feed. Locations include St. Joseph Clinton Atchison or Missouri Boo theel. a 20 member committee will study funding and organizational structure.

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Kansas City American Agri- Fuels St. Joseph Clinton Atchison Missouri Bootheel Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Michigan Agri- Fuels Group D.R. Miller Vulcan Cincinnati Inc Miller Tom Coleman R-Mo Coleman Bill Houk Agri-Fuels Group United States
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