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   Lawton Constitution And Morning Press, The (Newspaper) - August 18, 1973, Lawton, Oklahoma                                19 fires Fires continue in Northwest Bv THE ASSOCIATED a aircraft to make Cooling temperatures and di- of chemical fire winds aided major fires were still fighters in the Pacific burning in two west today in their fight to con- blazing in one major fire tain 19 in six was led in and Dick a spokesman for five were reported still Ihe Fire Center in in Added to said crews faced the three major California new problems in northern a total ci 19 major fires fornia as believed were burning in the to have been touched off by ar- Klade said that an estimated threatened Yosemite 100 to 200 fires had been National and Cherry cd oil in the Reservoir the main power He said that all fires Us supply for San Wyoming had been cleared The Cherry Reservoir fire is Residents d La in the North Stanislaus community ol 10.000 in al Forest easl of eastern returned ia Klade said the 2.000-acre their homes alter outlying dis- fire was spreading through were evacuated Thursday He said about million worth of was The center reported thai proximately 40.000 acres have been blackened since the firs situation developed More than men were on the lire Klade said that were making progress on and could go the Five Washington two Idaho and two U.S. tana fires have been contained SelTice officials said a said 7.300-acre tire on the eastern edge of ML Hood National For- Tinderbox conditions in ihe csl was expected to be con- region have by 10 a.m. pi educed the worst over-all fire estimated damages situation in 20 said at 526-1.000 to grazing fire service lands and in Charles a Bureau of About 1.000 men have been Indian Affairs fire transported the Eastern in Boise said cosier Slates assist in the turcs and winds in Idaho fire 1.2011 have and Oregon would aid been brought up from New lighting and the weather stays as Klade said the Forest Service has we've gol a was going to today using he The Dispatch County's Major Daily Ne Prieta Bishee Sulphur Springs Valley M Saturday August 1973 Vol. 71 No. 184 4 Some 400 parsons had turned with rakes and shovels to set up emergency fire beating back and containing a 5.400-acre blaze alter it had de- eight A city official said damages were mated to be lo A recent visitor to College was Laurie manager of From across the seas Air Maintenance Rodger High School Aviation lie was at College gathering information the two men needed on Federal tion Administration This is what the pair is learning from the books aa Bob Director of tion and Industrial Training at the col- gives a helping College Crews search for two miners CASA GRANDE The south of here Two The project involves Hecla Mining Co. continued other miners were injured tunnels 18 feet day rotating rescue crews into slightly and a fled the and 14 feet high at a 15 degree the mine shaft where two area angle more than a mile and a ers were apparently trapped at Gillespie said the rescue half into the earth to the level as smoke which were equipped higher grade copper ore. and fire hampered with oxygen tanks and The shafts are now more were working than a mile and full Dan 32, a miner two-hour trying to duction was scheduled lo begin end one ol the rescue clear through mass of rock early next said thai it was to blocking sible to tell whether hail A flood of hoi water come close or not because of One of the men was suspension of operations Cor Hie identified as David several weeks early in 1172. He said it was cribbing that Casa an assistant mine The 158-degrcc water spewed apparently caught fire at the The oilier man was through a two-inch drill hale top of steel structural identified into the lower portion you can hear down here State and federal mine in- backing up 500 in the blowers and you specters were ai the Work resumed the into ths fresh air spots every Glover said lie did not know hole was plugged and the now and then lo get awray how many men were in the nel pumped smoke and he nuns at the lime d the An estimated nonunion The men were dent but said employs workers left their jobs for am Friday morning when about miners for day lasi month over a pay dis- wails cf ti tunnel being The men returned to work drilled in Hecla's The 225 million Hecla alter the agreed to gued mine 35 miles was two years Chamber directors OK budget White House releases News Digest cancer program Ariz. iic asked if Ihe wen workers struggled legal and fire and tons of told him today lo two moil be- Kalmbach feel under- ground in a central Arizona copper The men were cut off laic 174 they repeated in Federal investigators arc Friday morning when the walls ling several years of of a tunnel being drilled in lhe Vice President Spiro T. Milling mine col- n o vv s personal financial lapsed and a fire broke as part a probe of The mine is located on lhe alleged and kickbacks paso Indian among politicians and con- south of Dick director ol at the men arc on the other side ot the Me A victims disabled bv Ihe blueprint lor nf after iir Cautioning the projected I r systems analysis approach are estimates ling on sev landed on the rallier than funding wore listed projects an escalating the plan envisages tal Cancer that will cost more lion a year by 11178. The cost projections are con- in die two volumes of the long-awaited national concer program released bv tile White plan a attack America's 2 killer Directors of the Douglas Gage to fill Ihe board vacancy smelter would be Chamber of Commerce Friday created by Hie resignation of reduced by 75 per cent. A approved a budget for Fred wiio is n jiving Phelps Dodge representative in present at the meeting said As outlined by Chamber Clewes read a letter from the the figure was inaccurate and President Tom the New Mexico Highway lhe smeller could not sustain budget compares with actual advising the Douglas road itself operating al only 25 per WMK in fiscal sign east of must be cent nf More 11172-73. removed because it is illegally the maximum cutback categories of located on The sign belongs would be HO per cent and this income will be from lo Gary Outdoor Advertising would probably prevail only membership from and the board felt Gary will be during adverse weather from the burdened to tear down the the city of from lhe The board approved two system of chamber and weeks vacation pay lor retiring the accuracy of from Christinas Manager findings came under lion but was unable lo okay able question by chamber While the job of manager has a request for to assist the al tne been eliminated al a of Planning Association of Arizona directors clerical convention lo be held in Douglas cd a Herb the ability of increased slightly to starting Oct. such a Mardi in agents such as new expense was added for assistance is contrary to board hail ssid Curlier Ihe two men were WASHINGTON bert W. President in Copies of the Agnew records were picked up at the president's Washington office Friday by representatives of U.S. Beall is conducting the how ol million by fiscal radiation and other counting and was various and other mental called earmarked in event the Clewes read a report frun Dr. research to induce chamber must pay a line and Harry Ayres of Ihe University the body's fees involving failure to of. Arizona on the impact fight otf unseen or moke timely filing of a in Prieta re- carcinogens and prevent the the Committee Chairmen or cells for ihe into ceils wjn be Martha will be sent to persons and onetime Chile Chile lie's 25-day-old At least Hi persons is slicking oy his Senate walkout today to burned death and 40 testimony that John snowball into a strike ly including four D. told him con- against lhe of payments to the original President Salvador Watergate who resigned and volunteer of The cancer program already tv fu dominates federal health search a the criticised bv some a to prevent Irom research who worry thai killer dis- normal biological cell cases may be If prove runaway tne ability makes expenditures probably will take the transition nf an even larger slice of cells to research cells slopping The Cancer of cancer cells from one budget is organ to other sites in the another Developing greater public million expected to be spent by nl tin oilier federal risks ol and locol governments and The two volumes relc session in the chamber infi room at 8 Aug. 16 die in Mexico crash Mexico authorities had asked the study earlier in a with Dr. and Dr. ol Ihe Se William A. Smilh Fred and economic a cu Byron joint in- Lesli r of iwu W. Mil lhe jo and volition He 000 Jelf Ago As by tlic Douglas Kirc Highest Highest temp. ago HO Low year nuo this dale 0 tn dale and spread of were termed the a cancer that cannot be The truck A Red Cross spokesman post as top Wuite Mouse wno walked their jobs July lined the injured Americans -is tic adviser April 30, has denied 20, already been joined bv 65, of approving the which private taxi and bus cago his ran mlo six V. 39, and Elvira Hernandez Billon a deposition made tanners and in- 211. and Rosa Maria lie have warned they both ol El alcd his story of a July 20. will join the i conversation in which he said im show the goals lion ol bv toe twin plant employes in io cutback in G it i I li e r About in twin plant Kit and both to be Border Cilies ry Douglas Associated lows till lii fill lii Gas price ceilings to vary after Sept. 1 WASHINGTON lAPi Many be Irom 01! and most retailers who hiked petroleum on during the is being extended shortage may hove tu roll them Sept. I lo All were aboard a bus that collided a car and o trailer truck on ihe Monclova 2-1 miles lioni this Mexico Only one ol the dead de ill. who was driving iv Red Cross Ue La was a clova million given to sons L a r r v Merchants liaison annual membership employment Fred and s The board W back from one lo. three cents a time to compute gallon on Sept. 1. the Cost price Living Council jn After the spilled on Ihe and burned the the A million ihe verdicts in awarded Friday 1 a Superior Court jury In Air and In and Theodon passengers found in their seats returned a ng million in are ling several worth council government announced The also said the 4 gasoline Friday that the ul vehicles price ceilings may result in April-June quarter reflected an higher prices al other gasoline annual rate of 7.3 per The ceilings will vary from the 6.8 per cent of lhe from dealer to the nation's The new released economic growth slowed lo 1 by the council provide per compared with the IU thai the ceiling price on per ecu I lor ihe line to take effect 1 will first be the average cost of purchasing gasoline on Aug. t A. increased by the same markup energy neu's personal financial until he charged last Jan. 10. a group of oilmen Kriday records as pap a probe ol thoroughly examined tin refinery away lhe markup is lhe amount troni gasoline and to more above cost Ihitt Ihe retailer Heating thai the charges for liis faces a William N. attorney heating oil this lor the said restricting Washington oilier dealers lo Jan. 10 major tire Friday nps will eliminate many of Ihe Goodyear and who is price increases intended to lake announced lo lhe of the spring and Lire prices in Agnew summer gasoline by per com at lie lhe current price will n llt Police arrest alien for car burglaries Police arrested A. of Mex. for two ennuis of nighttime Friday Garcia was arrested fur glary of cars parked at lhe homes of Francis and Victor F. 1542 F Garcia was also providing gales al the crossing charged with illegal entry into ere William T. was the United He is being damages for Mrs. and The Friday three wicks of and nearly years of litigation by Dole oil He did not ask for any specific amount in his which was presided bv visiting C. Helm uf Ibai the railroad wa- negligent in not millinn in killed Nov. 20. Ayres Ayres said some persons tnc in ias twin plant operations and in- total increased ol Sierra ista he be decreased by 1.7011 assuming 7o fit -o Slar per cent u the el twin in is in Avres did em- Ayres o Agua and wers They also the of Ayres COUNTY ly loir through Sunday widely scattered afternoon nnd evening Max. Min. 100 Agnew records available for investigators alleged extortion and kickback and tractors in Alan of records wore picked up ai lhe vice In how a right 10 Agnew through lhe vice oi Km the oilier anil's attorney early in ihe on the pun sources wos month that he Wiis president so long an Highly ligation fur possible nl occupies that The circumstances involved bribery and con- After man in lne copies ol Agnew's Lake M. warm at Jn making the broke his public silence fiend ami s whv n was done in this Agnew made it clear he ami answered the numbe ihe go around was acting as private ii ing toe names and not any con- wore nesses against and about ihe T vice presidential will appear before the during ihe do not acknowledge Hint jun any grand iury have any You'll have lo his right to records ol the vice 93 9o 101 was Ariz this -n i aliens reported i. vv hnd ended much in the central linn of tho slide north of a line Inan in i he ibe deserts where reported inches Porker Blowing was during HIE early hours hi the ti r temperature in was 110 degress al Tup coolest max was 7.1 de- both Grand and ne lows Irom ill I wrong when linn lorncy Uhot L. in con ol Agnew ine linn Agnew da 10 turn coies his Agnew said i over letter to do I jib the ol He is no Iron anyone and he has the same as greos lower than It also is less humid than Thought Tor sell us all things for hmd  

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