Fate of Clinch River breeder reactor remains uncertain
The Senate Energy Committee remains split over the Clinch River project with President Carter opposing any halt. A $150 million funding plan to continue the Oak Ridge venture was rejected along with a one year delay. Jackson and Church may again push the compromise if the measure reaches the Senate floor.
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Explosion Rips Home of Croatian Fraternal Union Leader
John Badovinac, president of the Croatian Fraternal Union of America, and his wife were unharmed when three pre dawn blasts ripped their Penn Hills home. Police say detonation points were found and Badovinac suspects the attack by foes who have threatened him before, tied to Croatian independence foes.
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Army WAC to challenge homosexuals ban in service
An Army WAC found unsuitable for service due to marriage to a former WAC may challenge regulations that bar homosexuals from military service. Spec 4 Marie Sode, after days of testimony, was discharged honorably by a four officer panel 3-1. Sode may seek legal action if grounds and funds allow.
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Gas-Guzzler Bill Short of Carter Expectations
Washington gets a mixed reception as the House Ways and Means Committee approves Carter’s gas guzzler tax with changes delaying its start and weakening its reach. The plan targets 1979 models under 15 mpg, with a steep 3856 dollar tax for 1985 models failing mpg tests, while energy bills also push utilities toward coal and nuclear and require homeowners to abandon gas lighting where feasible.
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Bread Prices Rise Despite Wheat Shortfall Says Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department reports May farm to retail price spreads fell 1.5 percent, with consumers paying 35.5 cents for a one pound loaf of white bread. Wheat value in the loaf dropped from 2.7 to 2.5 cents while farmers earned 40.5 percent less for wheat than a year earlier. Marketing margins declined for pork and poultry as farm prices rose, and some vegetables saw lower spreads as prices eased from winter highs.
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