Allow coal reserve leasing says Justice Washington
A Justice Department report urges lifting the moratorium on coal reserve leasing with speed, and supports federal leasing as potentially protecting Western coal market competition. It cites no need to break up large coal holdings by petroleum firms, but limits a petroleum firm's reserves to 15 percent regionally. The report also says gas markets are workably competitive. The piece also notes meat packers must reduce cancer-causing nitrites in bacon, with phased national limits to cut nitrosamines, and reports Patricia Hearst returning to federal prison after 18 months free. Voters in Pennsylvania choose party nominees for governor as Shapp cannot seek another term.
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Teamsters panel to hear charges against Fitzsimmons
Teamsters President Frank E Fitzgerald Fitzsimmons faces a special five member disciplinary panel to answer charges of misconduct including nepotism, dues misuse, personal lavish lifestyle, and allowing organized crime to infiltrate the union. The case, filed 13 months ago by PROC members, could lead to dismissal or removal with fines. dissidents predict a whitewash.
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