Bank Says Agreement To Start Strip Mining Not Yet Final
GREEN SPRINGS AP A Detroit bank has agreed in principle to lend Virginia Vermiculite Inc. $1 million to begin strip mining on a 460 acre tract in Green Springs. The Nov 21 pledge is not final, with covenants attached. Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus designated the area a National Historic Landmark and accepted preservation easements on about half of the 14 000 acres to shape development and protect historic qualities. The move could deter mining plans while preserving the landmark heritage.
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Green Springs
Detroit
Charles S. Stewart
National Bank of Detroit
Virginia Vermiculite Inc
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Louisa County
Andrus
Interior Department
Historic Green
Government to study leukemia link for Smokey test veterans
The National Research Council will identify locate and obtain medical data on 3413 people believed present at the 1957 Smokey nuclear test at Yucca Flats Nevada to assess potential leukemia connections from radiation exposure The two year effort may extend to other above ground tests and involves reviewing medical records rather than mandatory examinations while noting CDC links and limited confirmed cases.
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Nevada
National Research Council
National Academy of Sciences
Smokey
Desert Rock
Yucca Flats
Nev
Glyn G. Caldwell
CDC Cancer Branch
Defense Department
Social Security Bill Moves to President Carter
The Social Security bill, advancing with 56 21 Senate approval and 189 163 House votes, would raise payroll taxes by 227 billion over 1979 1987 to shore up the program serving 33 million Americans. It increases taxes for workers and employers, with higher future payments projected as income rises.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Senate
House
Liebman Resigning From Maryland Prosecution Team
Assistant U.S. Attorney Ronald S. Liebman will resign from the Maryland political corruption investigation team to join Sachs Greenbaum and Taylor in Washington as a trial lawyer partner at the start of the year. He helped end Spiro Agnew’s era and helped convict former Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel, a Baltimore native and Western Maryland College and University of Maryland Law School graduate.
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U.S
Ronald S. Liebman
Maryland
Washington
Sachs, Greenbaum and Taylor
Leibman
Spiro Agnew
Marvin Mandel
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland Law School
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Barnet
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Barber Conable
R-N.y
Ulman
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Arnold M. Williams
J. William Gilliam
Ronald S. Gilliam
Kent M. Coons
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B&m Chevrolet
Cadillac Leasing
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