Second Malfunction In Warning System
Federal officials review nuclear alert warnings after a second NORAD fault. NORAD and FCC pledge tighter controls as White House seeks explanation. Fixes include sealed envelopes for emergency tapes and safer tape handling at Cheyenne Mountain.
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Washington
White House
Defense Department
Federal Communications Commission
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Cheyenne Mountain
Colo
Rado Springs
Associated Press
United Press International
Asso
Louis I. Smoyer
Civil Defense
National Emergency Warning Center
Smoyer
Camp Pendleton to host civilian use and training in Virginia Beach
Virginia's National Guard commander says Camp Pendleton in Virginia Beach will gain civilian uses such as a community college campus and surfing site, while remaining a major East Coast training facility. Plans include renovations financed by out of state units and two week instructional courses for over 1,000 officers.
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Richmond
Camp Pendleton
Virginia Beach
Virginia
National Guard
William J. McCaddin
McCaddin
Rudee Inlet
State Community College Board
Green Run
United Drug Abuse Council of Tidewater
Rescued St Bernard Plucked From Icy Glen Lake
In Glens Falls New York a man named Dick Tomb found a St Bernard named Dutchess struggling in Glen Lake. He borrowed boots from a nearby house and waded into the icy water to pull the 125 pound dog to safety.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
Glen Lake
Dick Tomb
Tomb
Senate probe widens into GI club corruption tied to Crum
A Senate investigations panel led by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff expands focus to alleged bribes and kickbacks involving William J. Crum, a beer and liquor representative, and retired Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole. Cole faced demotion and retirement after a 30 year career amid questions of integrity. testimony included calls for deeper scrutiny of post exchanges in Europe. New York leads maple sugar production with Vermont second.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
William J. Crum
Crum
New York
Vermont
West Virginia House Debates Housing Rule Change and Air Acts
West Virginia lawmakers enter the 40th day of the 60 day session with amendments pending on housing discrimination under the State Human Rights Commission. The Senate and House will consider separate versions of a bill implementing the 1970 Clean Air Act amendments. A private clubs parks alcohol bill also advances, benefiting Pipestem State Park concessionaires. Federal EPA chief Ruckelshaus issued a list of required measures for WV and 49 states to gain air program approval.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Human Rights Commission
West Virginia House of Delegates
House
Senate
William D. Ruckelshaus
Federal Environmental Agency
West Virginia
Ruckelshaus
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UPI
Melvin R. Laird
FCC
Robert Wells
National Industrial Advisory Committee of Broadcasters and Wire Services
ST. Bernard
Magnavox
Astro-Sonic Color Stereo
Music Center
Winchester
Bill Allen
San Diego
Point Loma High School
Erc
L R
Rick Chartier
Gary Schneider
Roy Wiessman
Allen
Greg Drilling
Earl F. Cole
Europe
Cole
Army
Vietnam
European Post Exchanges
Pipestem State Park
State
Air Pollution Control Commission
Shenandoah' National Bank
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