Carter aims to recover waste heat at uranium plants
President Carter pledges a year long ERDA study to harness cooling water at gaseous diffusion and heavy water plants in Piketon Oak Ridge Paducah and Savannah River. Officials say the effort could boost local economies but require long term federal action and industrial planning.
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First Lady Rosalynn Carter Heads To Brazil Tour
Rosalynn Carter continues her Latin America swing moving from Peru to Brazil. Talks with President Geisel and other officials face issues on West German nuclear reprocessing plant sales and Brazil human rights policy amid cooling bilateral ties. Her three day Brazil visit aims at easing strain and building amiable U.S. relations in the region.
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Senate acts on housing bill and clean air delays
The Senate resumes after Memorial Day to take up a 4.8 billion housing and community development bill extending block grant programs through 1980 and boosting FHA loan limits to 60,000. It also considers extending basic housing programs and easing Hatch Act restrictions. The House advances a Hatch Act revision amid debate on auto exhaust standards delays.
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Jaycees Install Officers for 1977 78 in Portsmouth
Portsmouth Area Jaycees held an installation dinner at the Brown Derby for the 1977 78 year as Lee Nichols conducted the program. Nichols announced yearend reports for 1976 77 to 49 attendees and presented engraved mugs to board members. Major awards went to Larry Livingston as Jaycee of the Year and Mike Kessinger as Board Member of the Year and Keyman Award.
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Want ads promise best prices on home items
They advertise a large selection with almost anything you need at low prices. Highlighted are a dining room suite a sofa and a stereo system including a 320 watt solid state amplifier eight speakers a professional record changer and an eight track tape player all offered as nearly new. Asking price is 875 but sold for 550 with phone contact.
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Chicago AP Officials defy Hispanic leaders in park disturbance
AP reports on a six hour Humboldt Park dispute in Chicago that left two dead and over 100 injured after police intervened to break up gang clashes. Witnesses say looting fires and street fighting followed the initial police action on Saturday.
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Inquiry Under Way In Prison Inmate's Death
Christian Wangler, 31, an inmate at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, was stabbed to death about 3 p.m. Saturday in the recreation yard. He was serving sentences from Fayette and Perry counties for burglary, armed robbery, kidnapping and escape. The death is being investigated by prison officials and Ohio Highway Patrol troopers.
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Start Up Plans Tied To White House A Plant Announcement
Wilbur Walker of ERDA says a formal White House release on the Piketon Portsmouth Area A Plant centrifuge project will let ERDA set start-up dates and outline job types during and after construction. Goodyear Atomic lists local jobs with employment offices, enabling local residents to receive primary consideration, as noted by Jack VanHoose. Jack Smith, via OVRDC, thanks area residents and state legislators for urging President Carter to honor Southern Ohio commitments.
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Graduation Planned At Prison SOCF To Hold Third Commencement
At the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville a 6:15 to 8:30 p.m. June 11 commencement will honor 123 inmates graduating from elementary, high school, vocational and college programs. William B. Johnson of Ohio State University will deliver the address. Awards include 20 basic education diplomas, 52 high school diplomas, 36 vocational diplomas, 11 from Portsmouth Interstate Business College and four from Ohio University. An associate degree graduating class of 15 will also be conferred.
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Watergate Pair Ordered to Report to Prison by June 22
H R Haldeman and John Mitchell were ordered to begin serving 24 to 8 year sentences by noon June 22 for Watergate crimes. Sirica set the deadline after earlier hints they could delay. Attorneys planned possible appeals while facilities at Lompoc California and Allenwood Pennsylvania were discussed for transfer. The case marks the final closure of the Watergate prosecutions.
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Overpowered hijacker on Beirut to Baghdad flight
Kuwait forces in mechanic disguises subdued a wheelchair bound Lebanese hijacker who seized a Lebanon Middle East Airways Boeing 707 with 112 aboard demanding 1.5 million dollars. Abu Khaled, 28, from Kubaieh, said he was sick and forced to do it. Passengers and crew totaled 113 and were unharmed.
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Glenn to Bring Mobile Senate Office to Portsmouth
Senator John Glenn will set up a mobile Senate service office in Portsmouth on June 14 to assist Scioto County residents with federal government issues. The unit, launched in Columbus on March 26, aims to bring government closer to people and provide direct access to Glenn and his staff in Ohio and Washington. The mobile office will offer full services, including help with federal bureaucracy, and Glenn will receive daily reports on visitor concerns to improve citizen contact.
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481 Slush Funds Disclosed
IRS reports a probe found 481 corporations admitted potential slush fund issues from a 1200 company questionnaire audit begun in 1975. Seventy-one cases were sent to the Intelligence Division for criminal fraud investigation, with more possible as details unfold.
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Attended downtown Portsmouth parking trial starts June 13
Portsmouth launches a two month attended lot on Fourth Street from June 13 to August 13 with 83 spaces operating Monday through Saturday 8 am to 6 pm Two attendants will supervise and a merchant validation program offers free parking to customers through certificates issued by Retail Merchants Association members Certificates may be used to cover hours with varying values and purchases. association underwrites losses and expects no meter revenue loss while aiming to reduce parking tickets and boost shoppers in downtown Portsmouth.
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Water shutoffs planned for Hilltop areas and hospital
The City Waterworks Department will relocate lines near Portsmouth Receiving Hospital, cutting water on 23rd Street Elmwood Drive 25th Street Elmwood Drive Edgewood Drive and Orizaba Lane for about two and a half hours starting Tuesday at 8:00 a.m. The shutdown affects several Hilltop areas and the hospital zone.
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