You can cook these fish just don't eat em headline
Miami take 1.00 fish cook them then throw them away parodied memo notes the Social Security Administration approved up to 100 crockpots. microfiche scare story and paroled killer Krist freed after 10 years comments on parole board courage.
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Local offices weigh waste disposal options amid new recipe
Coral Gables manager Joe Scott notes incinerators and shredders pose issues as offices evaluate the new waste recipe. North Miami Beach plans to keep incinerators, while Rhoda Levy jokes about not being a good cook.
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Tory plan seeks curb on unions income tax cuts
Queen Elizabeth II opened Parliament in a pageant filled session, as Thatcher’s Conservative government announced a tough program. The Speech from the Throne pledges income tax cuts, reduced public spending, and limits on union powers to curb inflation and boost incentives. The government aims for monetary discipline and a smaller public sector to foster commerce and industry.
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Carter presses oil tax and SALT II drive
President Carter steps up two campaigns to win support for the windfall profits tax on oil companies and Senate ratification of SALT II. He plans a White House meeting with civic leaders and hosts Senate briefings, as polls show broad public backing but doubts about securing a two thirds majority. He fished bluefish off Virginia Beach aboard the Gannet with Cecil Andrus, while the press was kept away from the arrival.
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California gas crisis prompts weekend opening orders
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. plans to order some stations to stay open over weekends and fly to Washington to press President Carter on California’s severe gas shortage. State officials back away from National Guard enforcement, tapping emergency supplies while federal action aims to avert Thursday to Sunday shutdowns. Brown will sign emergency rules in Los Angeles and pushes odd-even licensing to determine weekend hours, amid LA area stations largely closed and long lines forming.
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Abduction tale and nuclear war outlook in brief
Police say they picked up Ms. Moore amid an abduction case and will assist Elyria police. FBI will question her to assess federal jurisdiction as Abductors stayed within Ohio. A separate Washington Post report cites OTA findings that up to 165 million Americans could die in a US Soviet nuclear exchange with long term collapses.
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Carter loses Ohio backers in UPI survey
A United Press International poll of 125 Ohio delegates to the 1976 Democratic convention finds 46 percent faulting President Carter for weak leadership and failure to renew trust in government. Critics cite poor appointments, cronyism, and limited non Washington perspective, while 38 percent remain solidly in Carter’s corner for 1980.
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Toxins fall in Great Lakes fish but caution remains for pregnant women
Ohio brief reports toxins in Great Lakes fish have declined since warnings began nine years ago yet larger older species such as coho and lake trout still carry toxins. Officials caution pregnant women to avoid consuming Great Lakes catches due to potential reproductive effects.
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Doan to retire as Elyria sports chief after 24 years
Russ Doan, longtime Elyria High School athletics figure and former Wadsworth coach, announces retirement as EHS sports chief. He built Elyria wrestling program, led state title runs with Wadsworth in 1942, earned Kent State Award of Merit in 1964, taught Navy wrestling, co authored a book, and will stay involved in Elyria athletics while Schrock’s appointment proceeds. Dean plans no job search, will attend games, and may stay connected to the district program.
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