Coast Guard Enforces 200 Mile Fishing Limit Worldwide
The United States moves to enforce a 200 mile fisheries limit off Alaska and along coasts including the Gulf of Alaska and Gulf of Mexico. Adm. Owen Siler leads a tightened operation with more Coast Guard assets. Negotiations with Japan, South Korea, Spain, the Common Market and Cuba shape permit rules and future fishing rights.
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Gulf of Alaska
New England
Cuba
U.S
Coast Guard
Washington
Adm
Owen Siler
Congress
Canada
North Carolina
Pacific Northwest
North Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Japan
South Korea
Spain
Commerce Department
United States
American Motors marks 75th anniversary milestone
American Motors Corp. the oldest yet smallest of the four big U.S. auto makers celebrates its 75th anniversary today. The firm and its forerunners have built cars since 1927, with the Rambler as an early entry and the Pacer station wagon as the latest model, 1977, showcased.
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American Motors Corp
U.S
AMC
Experts Debate Microwave Safety Levels and Health Risks
At EPA labs in North Carolina and the University of Utah researchers report mixed results on microwave exposure. Some findings show nerve firing, slowed heart tissue beating, and potential eye damage at very low levels, while others find minimal or no effects. Experts warn interpretations vary, stressing the need for more study and caution about potential economic impacts if standards tighten.
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Environmental Protection Agency Laboratories
North Carolina
Michael Gage
University of Utah
Curis C. Johnson
Johnson
Zaret
Frey
Legion illness researchers die mysteriously
ATLANTA UPI Two CDC employees died of an illness contracted while working in the laboratory building linked to Legionnaire's disease investigation. Robert Dubingon aged 43 died at Ft McPherson Army hospital after hospitalization since Sunday. George Flowers, 49, died Sunday at Georgia Baptist Hospital. Autopsy planned to determine cause of death. doctors skeptical of a link to the Philadelphia outbreak.
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Atlanta
UPI
National Center For Disease Control
Robert Dubingon
Army Hospital
Ft. McPherson
George Flowers
Georgia Baptist Hospital
American Legion
Philadelphia
Army
Center For Disease Control
Dubingon
Streakers disrupt Wichita pornography talk Rally
About 2,500 residents met to discuss pornography effects when two naked men ran across a stage attended by District Attorney Vern Miller Police Chief Richard Lamunyon and other officials. Police tackled one streaker and charged a 20 year old with disorderly conduct. The other fled.
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Wichita, Kan
Concerned Citizens For Community Standards
Vern Miller
Richard Lamunyon
Miller
Lamunyon
Honolulu Dinner Guests Survive Hill Boulder Crash
AP reports in Honolulu that a dinner at Mr and Mrs Richard Dunbar ended with an eight foot boulder rolling down a hillside smashing through the uphill side of the house after dessert. The boulder wrecked a washing machine cabinets dinette set and most plumbing but caused no injuries. Benjamin said they were seated at the table that was demolished fifteen minutes earlier.
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Honolulu
Richard Dunbar
Lewis Benjamin
Benjamin
Dunbar
UCLA paper airplane contest yields winners and spectacular crashes
At UCLA the eighth annual paper airplane contest crowned Douglas Doyle as top flyer with a 171 foot flight. A K-34 model named most appealing failed soon after launch. The Triangle Fraternity won the most outrageous plane award with a helium balloon blimp that crashed into a tree. Everett Nickolin earned the longest air time at 31.7 seconds.
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Los Angeles
Ucla
Air Force
Douglas Doyle
Triangle Fraternity
Meteorology
Everett Nickolin
Oregon bans fluorocarbon sprays first in nation
Oregon became the first state to ban sale of fluorocarbon propel cans effective today, with penalties up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Enforcement details are unsettled as no agency is designated to enforce the law and retailers struggle to identify products. Local prosecutors will handle prosecutions.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Fred Meyer, Inc
Tom Caton
State Board of Pharmacy
Atty
Gee
Jim Durham
D.A
Opening Wall Street Up as Dow Rises Early Trade
New York AP report notes the Dow Jones industrial average gained about 2% in early trading, closing up 2.99 to 936.42 after a day of mixed results. Analysts attribute the advance to internal market forces with gainers slightly outnumbering losers on the NYSE.
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Jones
Ex- New York
Dow Jones
NYSE
Grain prices at Lorain County market close
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports local grain prices at market close: Wheat 2.29 per bushel, Shelled corn 2.19, oats 1.67, soy beans 7.41 per bushel.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Ohio issues 1977 fishing licenses nationwide
Ohio's 1977 fishing licenses are now available at over 4,000 locations across the state. Anyone taking fish, frogs, turtles, or mussels from Ohio waters must have a license starting today. Exemptions include those under 16 and fishing on a privately owned pond. Regulations available from the Department of Natural Resources.
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Surco Inc
Alcoa Bk
Mead Corp
Lorain
Motif
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Eecurity
National Bank of Lo
Borden
RCA
Vew Hall
CPC
Celanese
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Ralston Pace
Harold G. Pyle
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Scott
DaPont
Eaton
Texaco
UN Cath
Flintkot
Soret Wens
Ford
Aupelican
CPC International
Searle
Ithe Sea Edison Union Pacific Corp A ‘Woolworth
F.W
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
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Maria N. Sadoikova
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Guy
Ron Adrian
HOVEY
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Fred Meyer
Bob Rosenthal
Nob Hill
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Bob Homstead
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