McIntyre Declares For Ratification In Panama Treaty Vote
Sen Thomas J McIntyre of New Hampshire said he will vote to ratify the Panama Canal treaties. The AP tally lists 46 pro ratification senators, 25 opposed, 29 undecided with 11 leaning yes and seven leaning no. He denounced conservatives as using coarse tactics to annihilate enemies. The vote hinges on two thirds present. A separate item notes a $32500 NRC fine upheld against Virginia Electric Power Co for false statements to the North Anna plant.
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Miners Examine New Pact Amid Growing Opposition
Thousands of coal miners view a proposed contract as UMW leaders present details at coalfield rallies and on media. District 28 oppose the deal citing old language. District 6 delegates vote against ratification. The 160,000 miners' pact offers a 37 percent wage rise over three years and new health benefit costs. Voting and explanations proceed across districts with televised and radio ads and limited travel by leaders. The formal vote timing spans Friday or Saturday with results uncertain.
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Area air pollution draw EPA scrutiny
A paragraph on page 15 notes the Environmental Protection Agency flags air quality in the area as not up to snuff. The piece appears in the Pollution section of Inside Today's Star.
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Area in Quandary Over Power Cutback
The State Corporation Commission orders a 30 percent power cutback by midnight for businesses and a 10 percent cutback for homes while Potomac Edison lacks specific guidelines. Downtown stores shift to 10 am to 4 pm with Friday 8 pm close. PE will monitor kilowatt hours and customers compare daily usage to last winter. The tentative mine contract adds uncertainty about coal deliveries.
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Park Testifies For Five Hours
Park testified for five hours on alleged South Korean schemes to buy influence in Congress. He described the session as cordial and cooperative while chief counsel Jaworski said things went off as planned. Park declined to answer questions under oath and was accompanied by attorney William Hundley.
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Dollar sinks below two west marks as oil, gold markets surge
In Frankfurt the dollar fell under 2.00 marks for the first time in interbank trading, with gold reaching a three year high around 184 dollars an ounce in London. Kuwait warns of OPEC meeting if the trend continues.
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