Oklahoma Legislature Edges Toward Pollution Law Reforms
Oklahoma City legislative session yields only a half dozen environmental measures. An expanded Pollution Control Board gains nine members and broader powers yet lacks enforcement teeth. Other actions include notices for waste discharge, air pollution abatement authority, and potential Rust River pollution cooperation with Texas. Interim studies on pesticides, recycling, and noise control were approved, with many proposals carried to next year.
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Cardinal Shehan faces criticism over jailed priests
In Baltimore on January 12 Cardinal Lawrence Shehan visited three priests jailed on federal charges tied to a bomb plot and Kissinger kidnapping conspiracy. Critics from Catholics Concerned urge a return to gospel values while archdiocesan officials defend the cardinal and church role amid renewed calls about church alignment with government and social issues.
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Marymount College
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N.Y
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Adlai Stevenson Institute
University of Chicago
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Rochester
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McLaughlin
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Archdiocese
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Chicago Firm To Build Plant In Chickasha
An Economic Development Administration loan of 5.5 million dollars will fund Move mont Corp of Chicago building a shock absorber plant in Chickasha. The project is expected to employ 562 people by 1973. The loan was announced by Senators Fred R. Harris Henry Bellman and Representative Tom Steed.
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Washington
Economic Development Administration
Chickasha
Last Drink Promised in Will At Pub
Joe Brohee, who promised in his will to buy his friends a drink the last time he passed their pub, waited outside as a hearse with his remains stood nearby while 16 friends toasted inside in Hudswell England. He left 14 dollars for the round.
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Joe Brohee
Hudswell
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Brockway Glass Extends Exchange Offer to Preferred Stockholders
Brockway Glass Company directors voted to offer preferred shareholders the right to exchange 5 percent cumulative preferred stock valued at 50 dollars for common shares. The offer ends July 30, 1971 and uses a 50 dollar per share common stock equivalent based on NYSE prices June 23 to 25. Only full shares issued, cash paid for fractions.
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Brockway Glass Company
New York
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