Aerosol debate over ozone link prompts regulatory calls
Government task force report cites possible ozone layer depletion from aerosols and urges caution. Du Pont and industry groups dispute findings while lawmakers push for swift regulation. Scientists warn every year’s delay could raise skin cancer risk. NAS study pending.
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du Pont
Lesspin
Wis
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Russelll W. Peterson
Council On Environmental Quality
Hie
Natural Resources Defense Council
United States
Thomas Stoel
National Academy of Sciences
Richard Ward
Appeal Time Running Out In State Vs Brown Case
The state faces a looming deadline to file a notice of intent to appeal Judge Kermit A. Locke’s ruling quashing the indictment against Theodore “Ted” Brown in Raleigh County. Brown, a longtime Raleigh County Courthouse superintendent, was accused of falsifying records to obtain 168.7 in county labor. If the state fails to file, it forfeits the right to appeal to the West Virginia Supreme Court.
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Brown
Jone
Theodore
Ted “ Brown
Intermediate Cour
Kermit A. Locke
Raleigh County Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Locke
Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's Office
Prosecuting Attorney
William Wooton
Atorney
Tom Canterbury
Warren Thornhill
Thornhill
Traleigh
Shich
Supreme Court of
West Virginia
Chauncey Browning
Ford pledges steady support as Rabin seeks aid
Rabin urges President Ford to begin deliveries of F13 aircraft and Lance missiles to Israel alongside economic aid totaling a record 2.5 billion dollars. Ford assures strong U S support at a White House dinner after two hours of Oval Office talks, stressing efforts to maintain momentum in peacemaking and avoid stagnation.
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Ford
Israel
White House
Rabin
Washington
Oval
Ron Nessen
Salemate
Cebin Momen
Auto rental firms accused of rigging market and price fixing
The complaint alleges that from 1968 onward the firms conspired to submit identical bids for airport franchises, set contract standards to exclude rivals, fixed rental prices at service locations, and formed anticompetitive ties with Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors for advertising subsidies. A hearing is set for July 20 with remedies to be determined by the FTC.
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Herta
Sucports
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
FTC
Deaths and Funerals in Charleston and Beckley Area
Obituaries report the funeral for William K Adams of Charleston to be held Friday in Greenstown with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park Beckley. Also listed are funeral arrangements for Amos Bartley Mullens Leonard Gains Mullens and Paul Simmert Prosperity Chicago ill with services planned in Mullins and Beckley.
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William, Adams
Charleston
Scarbro
Preston Porter
Ritchie and Johnson
Cireenstown
Greenwood Memorial Park
Beckley
Adams
Huntington Hospital
Leonard Gains
Mullens
Richmond
Lanisa
Martyn
Victoria Gains
Hazel
Leonard Jr
Newark
Robert
Mary Sims
Beaver Fails
Annette Wagner
Washington, D.C
Wanda Jan Dayton
Ohio
Regina
Judith Gains
Flossie Irving
Mary Egerton
Irvington
Evelyn Smith
N.J
5. K. McClure
Sam Foglesong
Nease
Neely
Napel
Mullins
Greenwood
Fark
Paul
Simmert
Chicago
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Rine Ridge Memorial Gardens
Pallbeakers
Steve Supeik
Bil
Ralph West
Danny Kincaid
Mannie Lews
Denyer Williams
Beelike Creature Described and Treatment Mentioned
The article describes a beelike insect resembling the American variety with a smaller body and striped abdomen. It notes that victims, if possible, should receive an injection of valcium or adrenalin to counteract the venom per Kerr.
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Kerr
WV loosened TRIP eligibility rules for aged and disabled
West Virginia expands Transportation Remuneration Incentive Program TRIP by raising the monthly income ceiling and cutting ticket costs Gov Arch Moore said the change will broaden access to discount stamps redeemable for bus or cab rides under the food stamp style transport plan aimed at managers without cars.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Moore
West
Residents debate coal pile threats and relocation plan
At a Berry Branch meeting Western Pocahontas officials warned the coal pile could slip with rain. Residents fear flooding and loss of access as they await relocation and a bond price. Arnett, a 54 year miner, protests offers while others weigh buyouts and housing costs. Engineers describe the pile as creeping and saturated, with a pending state permit to strip nearby land and no firm evacuation details yet.
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Western Pocahontas
Berry Branch
State Department of Natural Resources
Lilly
Ile
Arnett
Pocahontas
Chessie System
Wat Torm Berry
Jose Epllar
Eusteca Gas & Fuel
Boliar
Soil Conservation Service
South Charleston
Chessie
Tom Johnson
the Register
Edward
Stansbiry
Beckley
Colby Hearings Ignite CIA Panel Strife In Congress
The CIA oversight panel faced deep fissures as Nedzi and Harrington clashed over seating and security, while Colby defended his testimony stance amid calls for broader probes. Senate hearings feature Richard Helms and the Rockefeller report, with Church urging deeper examination of domestic and foreign CIA activities.
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Michael Harrington
D-Mass
Nedzi
Colby
Wnedzi
CIA
Harrington
House
CIA el Hees
Iat
Stanton
House Inteligence Committee
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard Helms
Iim
Frank Church
Didaho
Senate Committee
Rockefeller
Cla
Senate
Helms
E66
Johnson
Nison
Rockefeller Commission
Lyndor Johnson
Nixon
Ford
White House
Church
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
Armed Services
Fas
Express Wrecks Near Mons Injures Forty in Brussels Express
A Brussels to Paris express derailed near Mons injuring about 40 people, several seriously, as four coaches toppled over a 16 foot embankment. Police reported no fatalities initially. The crash occurred at the small town of Ghlin, three miles from Mons and about five miles southeast of Brussels.
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Mons
Belghim
UPI
Ghiin
Brussels
Ford seeks energy plan pivot after House tax veto
President Ford presses Congress for a comprehensive energy concept after the House voted 208 to 187 to strike the gasoline tax from the energy bill. Ullman, the bill’s chief author, said the remainder could form a core energy framework. Arkansas Rep. Bill Alexander urged rejecting a higher tax, arguing rural residents would bear the burden.
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House
Wennesday
Ford
Ullman
Aspersea
Arkansas
Bill Alexander
Marcos Says Philippines Will Not Favor China Over Allies
Manila reports President Ferdinand E. Marcos defending Philippines independence as he travels to Peking. He stated China will not play a role in the insurgency and affirmed the United States remains a good, firm ally in security talks.
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Manila
UPC
United States
Ferdinand &. Marcos
Philippines
China
Peking
Marcos
Caluse
Mao Txiung
Chou En-lai
Gandhi Victory Assures Indias Leader Defies Narain Court Ruling
Indias prime minister Indira Gandhi won a decisive reelection bid in Rae Bareli against Socialist Jeider Raj Narain by about 111000 votes amid a crest of popularity following a 1970 war victory. Justice Sinha praised the Allahabad High Court while Western observers were surprised by the ruling. Gandhi prepared an appeal as she faced possible reelection challenges next year.
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Ier
Rae Bareli
Uttar Pradesh
Jeider Raj Narain
India
Pakistan
Narain
Sinha
Allahabad
New Delhi
Gandhi
Soviet Union
Kerata
West Bengal
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Paul S. Simmert
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Ed Arnett
Nezzi
James Stantin
Ford Urges
Alm Imae
Ways and Means
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
House Gop
John J. Rhodes
Oval Office
Yitzhak Rabin
UPL
Leo Tindemans
U.S. Fig
NATO
Tindemans
Uhe
Belgium
Vatican City
Paul VP
Waddesday
New York
United Press International
United Telegraph Worker
Wid
Afl-Cio Union
London
Britain
North Sea
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Lompoc
Calif
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wester
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Baleigh Guegister
Royar
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