New Personnel Added To Platt Park Staff
Platt National Park announces two new hires for key roles. Maxwell E. Hancock becomes Chief Ranger, directing interpretation and visitor protection after two years at Grand Canyon National Park. James E. Clark takes charge of Buildings and Utilities, overseeing park facilities maintenance following service at Yosemite and Death Valley.
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Platt Park
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
Jekery
Familiar Faces Among Chou Aides Seen by NBC Team
Washington AP report notes U.S. intelligence observers spotted familiar aides who may accompany Premier Chou Enlai in Peking during President Nixon's visit. Included are 21 year old Nancy Tang, an English interpreter born in the United States, and veteran officials Chiao Kuai ma and Chang Wen chin with long ties to Western affairs and earlier US contacts. Tang Ming chao, a senior official, has lived in the United States and obtained US citizenship while editing a pro Communist paper in New York and working as a translator for the US military during World War II.
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Washington
U.S
Chou Enlai
Nixon
Peking
Nancy, Tang
Chow
China
Chiao Kuai-ma
Chang Wen-chin
Chiao
Soviet Union
East Europe
New China News Agency
Hong Kong
Chang
Foreign Ministry
Ching
George C. Marshall
Tang Ming-chao
Central Committee
S Department
Tang
United States
New York City
Oklahoma Indian Housing Association Conference Held
The Oklahoma Indian Affairs Committee hosted the second Oklahoma Indian Housing Association Conference at the state capital. Officers were elected with Hubert Half Moon as president Frank Hornett as vice president and Mae Johnson as secretary. The group aims to identify common housing problems and develop solutions with a constitution and by-laws to be adopted within 60 days.
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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
EPA In Dark On Pollution Guidelines
EPA and industry face confusion as federal efforts to set industrial wastewater limits falter. William Ruckelshaus acknowledged failed guidelines and regional administrators seek Washington clarification. Some rely on discretion, risking lawsuits. NAM wants the program scrapped. Public access to guideline details remains limited, complicating compliance and enforcement.
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Washington
Environmental Protection
William D. Ruckelshaus
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Nixon
Ruckelshaus
Associatedress
John Quarles
EPA
Vets Nearing End Of Massive Inoculation Drive
Oklahoma City AP reports veterinarians near completion of a state inoculation campaign for Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis. By Sunday 188,931 horses were vaccinated, out of 215,679 doses distributed. Four horse deaths were reported but their causes were unclear.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lloyd Weldon
U.S. Agriculture Department
Texas
Weldon
Broomcorn Harvest Urges Workers in Central Oklahoma
Edward E. Redpath of the Oklahoma State Employment Office in Ada said broomcorn harvest along the Washita River near Lindsay and Maysville is underway with a shortage of workers. An estimated 100 to 150 additional laborers are needed. some cuts occurred in Lindsay in July and harvesting was reported around Cox City before July 4. Wage rates start at 1.25 dollars per hour. Workers provide their own knife. Harvesting is available six to seven days per week with long hours.
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Edward E. Redpath
Oklahoma State Employment Office
Ada
Oklahoma
Washita River
Lindsay
Maysville
Cox City
Five elephants crash bar door after train fright in Krugersdorp
A herd of five elephants terrified by a passing train burst into a Krugersdorp bar, sending guests scrambling as a regular customer vowed never to drink again and leapt through a window. Separate incidents include a speed trap arrest in Audubon Iowa and upcoming home-recording tech debates.
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Krugersdorp
South Africa
Crossword Clues and Terms List for Bolu Edition
A compact listing of crossword style clues and vocabulary items including African worm, volcano, felicitate, jumps on one foot, group of three, peruse, glove leather, newspaper paragraph withered, nearest to static, spoke, mercury antiseptic, not one, feathered scarves, mend, printing measures, the lion, digraph, shot size, and related entries.
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Chou
Glacier Water Boulder
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Arapahoe Glacier
Continental Divide
Nick Pope
National Foundation Life Insurance Company
National Foundation Center
Total Electric
Total Electric National Foundation
National Foundation
Afte
Og&e
OGRES
Electris Service
Art Beeman
Arnold
State OF
Ventura
California
Amayine Uaeverrofer
Aeral
Cure Special
Chungking
Chung— King
Weehawken
Geubhy
By Warren Sattler
Sonny South
Sonny
Ologlock
By Courtney Alderson
Wayne Dudgeon
Audubon
Iowa
Bootle
England
Atti
By Brad Anderson
Ako
Pops
By al Smith
By Kern Pederson
By George Wolfe
Deems
By Tom Oka
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