Oklahoma Legislature Sets Half-Measure on Environment
Oklahoma lawmakers passed only a half dozen environmental bills in 1971. A strengthened Pollution Control Board gained nine members and broader power, but lacked enforceable authority. Measures included pollution abatement, air and water controls, and funding tweaks. several proposals were deferred to next session.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Pollution Control Coordinating Board
Pollution Control Board
Soil Con
Servation Board
Industrial Development and Park Department
State Commissioner of Public Health
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
Department of Wildlife Conservation
State Corporation Commission
State Department of Public Health Authority
Texas
State Department of Public Health
Tol
Cardinal Shehan Faces Fire Over Arrests Of Priests
In Baltimore Cardinal Lawrence Shehan visits three priests arrested on federal charges of bombing and kidnapping conspiracy. The case links to a wider plot involving Henry Kissinger and others. Critics claim church involvement and anti government activity, while supporters note the cardinal defends clergy rights and moral duties.
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Baltimore
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore City
George R. Wildt Sr
Jesus Christ
Wildt
Cardinal Shehan
Neil R. McLaughlin
Joseph R. Wenderoth
Anthony Seoblick
Harrisburg
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Philip Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Marymount College
Tarrytown
Fathers Wendereth
McLaughlin
Francis
Gallagher
Archdiocese
Shehan
Chicago Firm To Build Plant In Chickasha
A $5.5 million Economic Development Administration loan funds Move mont Corp of Chicago to build a shock absorber plant in Chickasha. The project aims to employ 562 people by 1973, announced by Senators Fred R. Harris and Henry Bellmon and Rep. Tom Steed.
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Washington
Economic Development Administration
Chickasha
Miscellaneous scattered items from a busy week in ham radio and balloons
A batch of varied notes includes Joe Brohee’s will promising a final pub round as his two hearses stood outside. In West Springfield thieves used a walkie talkie link to a getaway car, but a local ham alerted police. Chicago Heights plans a balloon campaign that angers farmer Joe Baker over field litter. A Coosa River nursery mails 14 million pulp trees yearly. A long crossword clues list follows with many clues and answers.
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Joe Brohee
Hudswell
England
Brohee
West Springfield
Mass
Chicago Heights
Brockway Glass Offers Exchange To Preferred Stockholders
Brockway Glass Company directors voted to offer its preferred shareholders the right to exchange $50 par 5 percent cumulative preferred stock for common shares. The exchange runs through July 30, based on $50 value per preferred share, with common stock priced by three day NYSE close. Fractional shares paid in cash. A separate line notes 1969 foreign license plate vehicle crossings into West Germany reaching 82.1 million.
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Brockway
Brockway Glass Company
New York
West Germany
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Clean Environment
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Arkansas River Navigation System
Chicago
THE
ADA Evening News
Coosa River
Alabama
Adam
Acclaim
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Chester
Orville Hubbard
Dearborn
Michigan
H.L. Mano
Greenville
Nkc
MAYO
Beema
Reiter
Ray
Immer
By Warren Sattler
Wevren
Sonny South
Courtney Alderson
Afomen
Dwrasta
Fourte Arkie
Tors
Frela
Wey
Tlutell
By al Smith
By Kern Pederson
Aly Ik
Aya
Pops
Eorge Wolfe
Deems
BY Tom Oka
WAS & Years
OLP
Brad Anderson
Pvattin
Brockway Glass
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