Carter tours Baltimore energy sites on rail energy drive
President Carter rode a scheduled Amtrak train to Baltimore to highlight energy policy. He visited a solar heated row house and an abandoned school being converted to housing, addressing crowds and a Sons of Italy in America convention. The trip aimed to show energy conservation and spur House action this autumn.
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Animals React Before 5.9 Quake at Marine World
In Redwood City near Hollister an earthquake of 5.9 on the Richter scale sparked unusual animal behavior at Marine World Africa U S A with a baby cougar and a five week old cub showing notable reactions. Scientists including Dr. Jack Evernden note daily animal behavior records may support the idea that animals sense quakes. UCLA and Stanford researchers join Chinese efforts in quake prediction using animals where daily documentation is scarce but promising.
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UCLA
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Dalton Still Sees Coleman as GOP Front-Runner for Governor
Virginia Governor John Dalton said Attorney General Marshall Coleman remains the likeliest Republican candidate for governor in 1981. He noted Butler rumors but said he is not part of any Butler draft and will not endorse before 1981. Dalton also discussed Carter’s Democratic edge, abuse investigations, education enrollment, railcar safety, utility finances, and a Bass fishing ban in the Chickahominy River.
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Charlottesville
State Corporation Commission
Chickahominy River
New Wage and Price Guidelines Sought to Curb Inflation
The Carter administration nudges toward a two year cumulative wage and price standard with a target 15.5 percent wage cap. The plan, noted in a 52 page issues paper by the Council on Wage and Price Stability, would align wage and price controls though penalties are not proposed. Public comment is requested by Sept. 5 with final standards due before Oct. 1.
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Alfred E. Kahn
R. Robert Russell
Northwest wildfires fueled by wind and heat threaten vast acres
High winds up to 35 mph and scorching temperatures hampered containment of multiple fires across the Northwest. The largest blaze near G Peak in Idaho scorched about 50,000 acres of rangeland and timber, with Guardsmen deployed. Oregon’s Umatilla fire burned around 100 acres of pine as several Wyoming and Yellowstone fires burned without endangering popular areas.
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Local jury cases hinge on log house dispute in county
A fragmentary report notes a sheriff and jury case in Frederick County over a log house. Details are unclear in the OCR fragment, but the proceedings involve local legal action and a county official.
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Carroll Mauck
Winchester
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