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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1979
Page
4
Washington activists urged the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to test all U.S. atomic plants for earthquake survival. The Union of Concerned Scientists said older plants may be built to now-discredited seismic standards and criticized NRC staff for focusing on new plants while older ones go unchecked.
British Prime Minister James Callaghan appears certain to lose today’s House of Commons confidence vote after last minute efforts by Labour leaders fail to sway MPs. UPI reports the minority government faces a decisive defeat amid mounting political pressure.
The Rev Karl Rahner a leading Roman Catholic theologian told Milwaukee Sentinel that dogmatically a married priesthood is possible though ecclesiastic discipline differs He predicted a day will come when the church abandons priestly celibacy even as Pope John Paul II maintains the rule Rahner cautioned change would come only when priest shortages arise
Washington reports a government shutdown of five nuclear plants could push up electric bills. Gerald Charnoff, a utility industry lawyer for Duquesne Light and others, told Senate that consumers may bear much of the cost differential if suppliers take on liability. He noted long-term benefits if new equipment costs are shared.
Defense testimony in Pryor Oklahoma raises a better suspect than Gene Hart, a convicted rapist, who rests his case as prosecutors plan rebuttal. An 11 year old camper identified a man resembling a Kansas rapist William Stevens, seen near the camp before the killings of Doris Milner Denise, Michelle Guse, and Lori Farmer. The victims were beaten and sexually assaulted before their bodies were found near their tent. In Milwaukee, James Malinowski was cleared of a DWI charge after a judge ruled brandy soaked tobacco could invalidate the breath test results.
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