IRA arrests do not yield killers of British ambassador
Irish police report no leads despite 13 IRA arrests in connection with the Wednesday bombing that killed British Ambassador Christopher Ewart-Biggs and wounded a secretary and an Irish driver. Police say no one claimed responsibility and the hunt for suspects continues with a nationwide dragnet. The government has posted a 36 000 reward for information to capture the killers.
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Northern Ireland
Court rules on radioactive waste and plant licenses
Washington court orders energy conservation and radioactive waste considerations before NRC licenses for nuclear plants. The Midland Michigan and Vernon Vermont Yankee cases require new hearings to assess waste quantities, precautions, costs, and risks, with agencies urged to weigh conservation like hydroelectric decisions.
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Federal Power Commission
Mystery ailment drives five whales ashore near Cape Coral
Five false killer whales, 1,000 to 2,000 pounds each, stranded at Captiva near Fort Myers, as Florida scientists and locals worked to save them. Crews rubbed with lanolin, poured water, and kept others upright while awaiting transport to SeaWorld for study. Scientists struggle to identify a parasitic or neurological cause for the beaching.
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University of Florida Health Center
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Supreme Court stay delays executions in three states
A Supreme Court justice issued a temporary stay delaying planned executions in Georgia Florida and Texas affecting about 686 inmates nationwide. The ruling pauses the July 2 decision upholding capital punishment while the court reviews petitions for remanding the cases of Profit Jarrett and Gregg.
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Fla
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Cuero
Tex
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Ako
United States
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Colorado
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Payroll-sex charge probe drags through Washington politics
The House ethics committee and a federal grand jury continue investigating payroll sex allegations against Rep. Wayne Hays. Witness interviews, including Elizabeth Ray, mark ongoing inquiry while hearings are delayed until after the August Republican convention.
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Prostitution sting evidence in Rep Howe trial heard
Police decoy prostitutes testified as closing arguments near in the misdemecation sex case of Rep Allan T Howe D Utah. The defense rested without calling witnesses and cited belief in a fair trial. Decoys Taylor and Hamblin described Howe offering to pay for specific acts and arranging a threesome. Howe's lawyer said he chose not to testify. The all-male jury remains sequestered with instructions to avoid news.
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Ono
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Campaign fund requests ripple through Portland and Seattle
In a turbulent political year a campaign solicitation reaches Muskie's Portland office amid Carter speculation. A letter from Gerald Ford era aides urges fiscal responsibility as Muskie seeks funds and hints at rivals like Robert Monks. In Seattle Henry Kissinger alters hotel expectations and the Pentagons Willian Greener Jr. moves to Ford campaign communications, reshaping staff ahead of the fall race.
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Maite
Gerald R. Ford
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Maine
Robert A.G. Monks
Muskie
Jimmy Carter
Larry Benwil
Benoit
Bentate Padget
Pentagon
Willian
Greener Jr
Ford
FCC seizes CB radio equipment in New Jersey raid
The FCC silenced seven New Jersey amateur radio operators for using high power likely interfering with police and emergency services. Investigators located transmitters with homing devices and raided homes, seizing about $18,080 in gear. Some operators used over 1,000 watts and reached as far as California. fines or license revocation possible. No arrests reported.
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Federal Communications Commission
New Jersey
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Tsshals
PCC
California
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Goldstein
Dick Holtzman
Isar
Mondale Plans Deep South Campaign Tour
Democratic vice presidential candidate Walter Mondale will campaign in the Deep South this weekend marking the first test of his appeal in Carter's region. He will travel to Hilton Head and Beaufort at night for public events and strategy meetings to broad-base support.
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