Berle tightens pollution belt in New York
Albany plans to tighten air pollution rules in 1978 and requires car emission inspections for the New York City area under federal orders. Environmental Commissioner Peter Berle stressed that federal mandates demand stronger industry rules and a statewide plan by year end to eliminate violations.
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Albany
N.Y
New York City
Peter Berle
Berle
Hugh Carey
Erie
Niagara
East River
Buffalo
Christmas not like home for northerners in Florida
Floridians enjoy warm Christmas weather with palm trees and 75 degrees as northern retirees recall snow and traditional festivities. Anna Squires of Bataavia New York notes nostalgia while sharing how she and friends spend the day now. They exchange gifts, dine out, play shuffleboard, and chat outdoors.
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Miami
Florida
New York
Anna Squires
Batavia, N Y
Central
North
Media outshone government in oil embargo predictions
A Senate intelligence subcommittee found newspapers and magazines predicted and evaluated the October 1973 oil embargo by Saudi Arabia as well as or better than U S intelligence. It faulted CIA and NSA for ignoring months of specific information on Saudi intentions when preparing final reports for the White House and agencies.
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New York Times Service
Washington
Senate
United States Intel
Saudi Arabia
Central Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
White House
Carter Family Arrives in Plains for Down-Home Christmas
President Carter and family arrived at Robins Air Force Base Georgia for Christmas. They will spend the holiday in Plains, continuing a family tradition with Rosalynn, Amy, Jeff and Annette accompanying the president.
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Robins Air Force Base
Carter
Georgia
Rosalynn
Amy
Jeff
Annette
Plains
Court approves curb on off premises advertising signs
The Court of Appeals upheld state and local authority to regulate off premises advertising signs in Catskill and Adirondack Parks. The ruling supports removal of non conforming signs without compensation after a 64 year amortization period.
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Albany
UPI
Court of Appeals
Catskill
Adirondack
Mitchell furlough for hip treatment in Watergate case
John N Mitchell, prisoner in the Watergate scandal, will be furloughed next week for medical evaluation of a degenerative hip arthritis. The provisional leave could extend to January 12, after approval by Attorney General Griffin Bell.
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Washington (Ap
John N. Mitchell
Watergate
Griffin B. Bell
Mitchell
Cat Laura Returns After $1,000 Reward Blitz
In La Mesa California Laura the striped cat is found in an apartment complex garage after a two week search. The Ramsers who offered a $1,000 reward for Laura faced medical expense costs from tipsters and investigators. The finders Mr and Mrs Bell and Mr and Mrs Bays will receive the reward.
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LA Mesa
Calif
Laura
Shirley
Bill Ramser
San Diego
Ramsers
W.B. Neal
Neal
E.G. Bays
Ramser
Hazardous Christmas light bulbs recalled and warned
The Consumer Product Safety Commission urged buyers to inspect replacement bulbs for a defect a short, thin strand of wire at the base that can cause shattering with explosive force when first powered. Market Research Imports of Incline Village Nev withdraws certain imported bulbs made in Taiwan from sale.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Market Research Imports
Incline Village, Nev
Taiwan
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MOSS
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