Flood danger far from over in Minot North Dakota
Minot city officials warned residents that flood danger remains despite a slow river drop. The Souris River crest was 7 feet above flood stage, with 70 000 cubic feet per second flows expected to continue for days and above normal until mid May. About 12 000 people evacuated last week may be out of their homes for weeks as sandbagging and dike work continue and warnings of underground water boils persist.
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Minot
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Souris
National Weather Service
Ford OK seen on toxic bill
President Ford likely will sign a toxic substances control bill after Senate passage as Russell Train of the Environmental Protection Agency says the measure is manageable and will be refined with a House committee. Train argues for testing rules, market disclosures, and broad authority to regulate or ban chemicals posing health and environmental risks. He also notes a past disagreement with Ford over strip mining legislation.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Russell Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Senate
Train
House
Cbs-Tv
Prayer beans kill Miami man in lethal cocktail
Miami in a religious experiment a 25 year old man Kevin Frey drank a prayer bean cocktail prepared with water and pencil graphite. He fell ill and died five days later in hospital after stating I have walked into a black triangle. Doctors say one bean is lethal and deadly poisons are among the beans. Authorities note no antidote exists.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
Kevin Frey
Frey
Ronald Wright
Dade County
Bilingual education not mandatory says HEW memo
HEW civil rights chief Martin H. Gerry says districts are not required to provide bilingual classes for students with limited English. The memo clarifies misunderstandings of a 1974 Supreme Court ruling and outlines alternative means to reduce language barriers for Hispanic American and other affected children.
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the Health, Education and Welfare Department
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Office For Civil Rights
Regsonal Rew
Martin H. Gerry
Civil Rights Office
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Gerry
Justice Dept defends IRS checks on jurors
The Justice Department defended using IRS background checks on some jurors. Thornburgh said the practice is not routine but warrants gathering tax data to improve jury integrity. Some U.S. attorneys use the checks while others do not, with IRS data limited to yes or no inquiries about tax problems. Church condemned the practice as abuse of confidential IRS information.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Washington Star
U.S
IRS
ERS
Thornburgh
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Edward H. Levi
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