EPA to add to dump list move faster
The EPA will expand its superfund cleanup list by 25 percent by August 1 adding 100 to 150 hazardous waste sites to the 419 current entries. Officials said new sites span all regions as the agency tightens cleanup standards and deadlines while seeking cost recovery from private operators and possibly court action if no agreements on payments are reached.
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Ex wives struggle to collect alimony and child support
A Census Bureau study found only 43.5 percent of alimony and 46.7 percent of child support were fully paid in 1981. Many payments fall behind inflation, with fathers’ failures to pay and locating them as top obstacles. Agreements between parents tend to yield higher collection than court orders.
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Spisak testifies on campus killings in insanity case
Frank G. Spisak Jr. testifies in Cleveland about gunning down three people at Cleveland State University while denying murder despite admitting to a bus stop shooting of a black teen. He links past confusion after his wife leaving him to his current declared mental state.
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Cop suspended in cat slaying near police station
Middleburg Heights suspends 17-year veteran Sgt. Peter Gawry without pay after a Tuesday night shooting of a 6 to 8 week old kitten near the police station. A special investigation committee will report to Tuesday’s council meeting amid calls for possible dismissal. An unnamed witness, a potential civil suit against Gawry, and allegations of earlier rough conduct are noted.
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Reagan aide Allen hints at source for 1980 materials
Congressional sources say Richard V. Allen has told House investigators who he believes supplied him with Carter White House material during the 1980 campaign. One White House aide denies supplying documents. Jennings, a Carter NSC alumnus now at the White House, denies the allegation.
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Reagan orders full cooperation with FBI on espionage claims
President Reagan surprised senior staff by ordering everyone in the White House to cooperate fully with the FBI and disclose all information about allegations of political espionage tied to his campaign. He urged transparency and offered to be questioned if the bureau asks. Speakes said Reagan has repeatedly stressed openness and limited discussion on the issue.
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