Four Tons Missing Uranium and Plutonium, Officials Say
Government agencies report more than four tons of bomb-grade uranium and plutonium unaccounted for since World War II but insist the amount does not constitute significant quantities. They attribute discrepancies to processing residues, bookkeeping errors, and waste mixed with radioactive material, with only seven theft cases in 30 years involving tiny amounts.
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Carter plan to grant legal status to millions of illegal aliens
President Carter proposes temporary five year work permits for aliens who entered 1970–77 and a path to citizenship for those here before 1970. Attorney General Bell cites 6 to 12 million illegals. critics say the plan creates a segregated class and shorts family unity. Congress faces hearings but no action likely this year.
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Washington
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Congress Heads Home as Tax Proposals Fall Short
Congress leaves Washington amid a push for car fuel and energy policy. The House rejected two tax hike plans to raise federal gasoline taxes beyond 4 cents a gallon while the Senate moved to weaken 1977 model year auto emission standards. Senate approval came as James Schlesinger was confirmed to head the Energy Department and President Carter sought citizenship changes for up to 12 million illegal aliens. Capitol Hill observers doubt enactment this year.
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Health
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White House
Idaho Governor Urges Public Land Leadership
Gov John V Evans on Thursday called for Idaho to assume leadership in future land use. He asked Bud Purdy to have the Idaho Rangeland Committee prepare recommendations by Oct 1. Evans stressed citizen direction and the need to balance resources, economy, and lifestyle.
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Idaho Rangeland Committee
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Purdy
Picabo
Idaho
Nampa Seeks Urgent Sewer Rehab with Federal Aid
Nampa's 15.6 million sewer system is rated Idaho's top urgent treatment need by the state Department of Environmental Quality. Orlando Dalke says 181 000 will be released to repair Nampa sewer work once plans are filed. completion possible by 1980 if funding proceeds. About 7.4 million in unobligated federal funds await Idaho projects. state has processed 2 million in grant applications for about 50 communities.
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Boise
UPI
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Idaho Division of Environment
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Dalke
Idaho
Detroit GM executive slain near Last Chance Bar
Police probe centers on bars frequented by Carsin McDowell 43 an assistant merchandising manager for Chevrolet Truck sales He disappeared Wednesday morning after leaving his West Bloomfield Township home and was found in a Ferndale field with multiple lacerations An autopsy was planned. motive and suspects unclear
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Dearborn
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Bob Sexton
Ferndale
Grand Trunk & Western Railroad
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