Disputed study links air pollution to 50000 U.S. deaths yearly
A Congress report says 50,000 premature deaths annually in the United States and Canada may be caused by emissions from coal plants and industry. EPA and industry contest the finding, while the study notes acid rain damages and widespread lake and stream vulnerability across the region.
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FAA memo warns midair collision risk rises
Washington report details an internal FAA memo dated May 21 by Ralph Kiss alleging the air traffic control system faces overload with too many aircraft and overworked controllers. Kiss asserts safety is at jeopardy, notes flow improvements, and clarifies his later statement while cautioning about ongoing system pressures.
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Herald Journal publication and postage rate list details
Publication notice for Herald Journal includes rates for daily and Sunday editions, subscription zones, and postage charges. It lists prices in various currencies and regions, with totals and daily versus Sunday publication figures.
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Reagan proposes violent crime bureau in federal center
President Reagan outlined a new federal agency to fight violent crime at a Hartford sheriffs meeting. The National Center for the Analysts of Violent Crime would use computerized detective tools to identify repeat killers and solve crimes across jurisdictions. The center, to be based near Quantico, would cost about 25 million dollars and operate within 16 months.
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Reagan Bible readings spark suit in Chicago
A group of businessmen linked to Ronald Reagan's boyhood home seeks to sell records and tapes of Reagan reading Bible stories. RCA Records obtained a temporary order blocking sales, claiming exclusive rights to Reagan's voice from a 1954 agreement. The suit names Dixon James, John W. Edmunds and others as defendants, alleging piracy of recordings titled President Ronald Reagan Reads Stories from the Old Testament.
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