Stauffer to meet air standards by 1978 in Montana
Stauffer Chemical Co faces full adherence to air rules by March 1 1978 after six years under variances at its Montana plant. The Anaconda smelter case drew brief testimony with residents citing emissions concerns and costs estimated at 3.5 million for new equipment.
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Helena
Stauffer Chemical Co
Montana
Anaconda
Anaconda Co
Butte
James Poff
Poff
Copper prices rise as producers boost cathode costs
Three major U.S. copper makers announced price hikes of 3 to 5 cents a pound for electrolytic copper cathodes. They cited higher demand in the world market and increased production costs. Copper on the London market traded at 61.42 cents for cathodes and 62.39 cents for wirebar.
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New York
U.S
Seay
London
Reagan vows not to quit as primary battles heat up
Reagan defends staying in the race amid talk of withdrawal while Ford hopes for friendship regardless of outcome. Holfhouser Jr. and others push unseen GOP strategy as Reagan faces North Carolina primary. Bent sen drops out. new entrants join POLITICS, Page 12.
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North Carolina
James E. Holfhouser Jr
Olympia
Charlotte
Reagan
Ford
California
Holfhouser
Southeastern
New Hampshire
Florida
Illinois
Massachusetts
Carolina
Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
FBI money scandal probe targets FBI officials and firm
Federal investigators probe money dealings at the FBI with officials named as targets. The inquiry focuses on purchases of bureau equipment and the long time relationship with a private firm that supplied electronic eavesdropping gear since 1938.
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Nae
Data Caaedinen Eee
FBI
Hunger and filth surfacing in private adult care homes
A Senate subcommittee report details hunger and filthy conditions for mentally ill patients moved from state institutions to private care homes. Senator Moss cites a Illinois operator profiting from low food costs, while defenders say reform faces strong opposition from profit-driven boarding homes.
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New York
Senate
E. Moss
Utah
Illinois
Gerald M. Fried
State Association of Homes For Adults, Inc
Inflation's bite eases as prices rise slowly in February
Consumer prices edged up 0.1 percent in February the smallest monthly rise since September 1971 while annual inflation slowed to 6.3 percent. Beef fell 5.9 percent while durable goods orders jumped 2.4 percent to 44.3 billion. earnings kept purchasing power steady as hours rose.
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Washington
Ford
Nessen
Commerce Department
Area Weather Faces Snow Showers and Valley Rain
Variable cloudiness with a few snow showers in the mountains or rain in the valleys through Sunday. Weather story noted on Page 12.
Renner Texas dissolves police, cuts budget in red
Renner Texas with a population around five hundred faced a budget deficit as tax collections of seventy thousand fell short of a one hundred six thousand dollar budget. Police Chief Gene Higdon and officers quit or were suspended as the department dissolved. Sheriff’s office may assume law enforcement duties. officials joke about CB radios.
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Renner, Tex
North Texas
Sansieigss Hala Sheen Coe
Ross Forney
Higdon
Sheriff's Department
Forney
Hearst jury begins deliberations in bank robbery case
Patricia Hearst faces a jury verdict after her mother Catherine Hearst left the courtroom in tears during the judge's instructions. U.S. District Judge Oliver J. Carter ordered deliberations to start and told the jurors they would decide when a verdict is reached after about an hour and a half of morning discussion and a break for lunch.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Randolph Hearst
Catherine
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Hearst
Carter
Miss Hearst
Mama
Swallows Return to Capistrano on Joseph's Day
The report notes swallows returned to Capistrano at 8:31 a.m. on March 19, Joseph's Day, a sight since 1776. The count reached 350 birds gathering to mark the annual migration.
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San Juan Capistrano, Calif
Swallows
Capistrano
Narcs raid wrong apartment in Plainview bust
Narcotics agents kicked in two unlocked doors and shoved a man at gunpoint before realizing they had the wrong duplex unit. Hale County Major Crimes chief Bennie Clifton blamed Amarillo Metro Squad informants. three residents, including Hooks and two women, were home but no contraband found after a second search.
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Plainview
Tex
Bennie Clifton
Hale County Major Crimes and Narcotics Control Division
Amarillo
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Loretta Tierney
Ramsay
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Tony
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Panama
Renner
Gene Higdon
Keith Wilbanks
Frank Smith
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