New Personnel Added To Platt Park Staff
Platt National Park announces two new hires for key posts. Maxwell E. Hancock to lead Interpretation and Park Protection as Chief Ranger. James E. Clark named Buildings and Utilities Foreman overseeing park facilities maintenance. Hancock comes from Grand Canyon and Clark from Yosemite.
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Platt Park
Lynn
Kitty
Scott
James E. Clark
Yosemite National Park
Clasf
Platt
Clark
National Park Service
Zion National Park
Utah
Death Valley National Monument
Calif
Nev
Yosemite
Platt-Arbuckle
College of Southern Utah
Venece
Randall
Robert
Carryn
Jefery
Familiar Faces Among Chou Aides Near Nixon Peking Visit
Washington AP reports U S intelligence has spotted familiar aides likely to accompany Premier Chou En-lai for Nixon’s trip to Peking. Notable figures include Nancy Tang Chiao Kuan-ma and Chang Wen-chin, seasoned translators and officials with past U S ties and wartime experience.
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Washington
Chou En-lai
Nixon
Peking
Nancy Tang
Chou
U.S
Chiao
Soviet Union
East Europe
Conference Held By Indian Housing Groups In Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Indian Affairs Committee sponsored the second Oklahoma Indian Housing Association Conference at the state capital. Officers were elected: Hubert Half Moon president Frank Horne executive director Mae Johnson secretary. The group aims to identify common problems and devise solutions for Indian Housing Authorities. Next meeting within 60 days to adopt constitution and by laws.
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Oklahoma Indian Affairs Committee
Oklahoma Indian Housing Association
Oklahoma
Hubert Half Moon
Caddo Tribal Housing Authority
Frank Hornett
Cherokee Housing Authority
Mae Johnson
Kiowa Housing Authority
Ganization
Boulder Glacial Water Source from Arapahoe Glacier
Boulder Colorado uses water from its city-owned Arapahoe glacier 28 miles west atop the Continental Divide. The icy supply serves a 60,000 resident university community nestled at the foothills of the Rockies.
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Boulder, Colo
Rocky Mountains
Arapahoe Glacier
Continental Divide
EPA Guidelines for Industrial Waste Leaks into View Faded
EPA chief admits failure in crafting reliable industrial discharge rules and regional administrators struggle to implement unclear standards. Some seek clear Washington guidance while others rely on discretion, risking legal challenges as NAM pushes to scrap the permit plan.
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Washington
Environmental Protection
William D. Ruckelshaus
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Nixon
Ruckelshaus
Associated Press
John Quarles
EPA
Nority
Vets Nearing End Of Massive Inoculation Drive
Oklahoma veterinarians race to vaccinate about 200000 horses this week against Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis. By 1 p m Sunday 138931 animals had been inoculated and 215679 doses distributed statewide. No Oklahoma VEE deaths confirmed though four new horse deaths were reported.
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Lloyd Weldon
U.S. Agriculture Department
Weldon
Oklahoma
Texas
Oklahoma broomcorn harvest seeks workers in central region
Edward E Redpath of the Oklahoma State Employment Office in Ada announced broomcorn harvesting in central Oklahoma along the Washita River near Lindsay and Maysville is underway with a worker shortage. About 100 to 150 more workers are needed. July 6 cuts occurred in Lindsay with harvesting reported near Cox City before July 4. Wages start at 1.25 dollars per hour. workers must provide their own knife. Harvest runs six to seven days per week with hours or more.
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Edward E. Redpath
Oklahoma State Employment Office
Ada
Oklahoma
Washita River
Lindsay
Maysville
Five elephants crash bar doorway after train fright
A herd of five elephants fled a passing train and rammed the front door of a Krugersdorp bar scattering guests and drinks. A regular customer jumped through a window in panic while Wayne Dudgeon faced a traffic arrest after his wife was cited for speeding in Audubon Iowa. In other notes, home video recorders may let viewers tape programs away from home but commercial skipping remains a concern for providers. A seven week delay in moving 600 civil servants into a new Bootle office building was due to canteen delays.
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Krugersdorp
South Africa
Wayne Dudgeon
Audubon
Iowa
Bootle
England
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Chang
Foreign Ministry
China
George C. Marshall
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S Department
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Oklahoma City
Cox City
Chungking
Chung
King
Arnold
State OF
Ventura
California
Maxine Waeverhofer
Worder
Ta Be
Art Beeman
By Brad Anderson
By Warren Sattler
Ahll
Sonny South
Sonny
BY Courtney Alderson
By al Smith
AL Sur
BY Kern Pederson
Pops
BY George Wolfe
Deems
By Tom Oka
Nick Pope
National Foundation Life Insurance Company
National Foundation Center
Total Electric
Total Electric National Foundation
National Foundation
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