Coyote Controversy Splits Western Governors Over Livestock
Western governors unite to urge federal action against coyotes threatening sheep flocks. They seek access to 1080 poison and transfer of predator control from Interior to Agriculture to protect lamb and sheep production amid rising depredation and a looming energy crisis.
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Richard D. Biglin
Sheep Producers Council
Denver
Albuquerque
Biglin
Department of Interior
Department of Agriculture
Interior
City of Frith promotes Heart of Lake Meredith slogan
A town motto proclaims Frith as The Heart of Lake Meredith while a Houston visitor questions local familiarity with Palo Duro Canyon. The piece reflects reflections on pride, work, luck and local attitudes through a collection of quips and slogans.
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Frith
Lake Meredith
Houston
Palo Duro Canyon
Secret Mt Weather complex jolted by jet crash near Blue Ridge
Reported near Mt Weather Virginia the top secret government installation used for continuity of government is connected to a TWA crash scene. Officials note the facility is operated by the GSA Office of Preparedness and housed in a fenced 85 acre site with a radio tower and helicopter pad.
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Upperville
Trans World Airlines
Washington
White House
Mount Weather
Edward P. Essertier
Interior Department
U.S
Bureau of Mines
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Blue Ridge Mountains
General Services Administration
Office of Preparedness
Bluemont
Ment
TWA
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Mills Writes Fane Script and Plans Film Career
Rep. Wilbur Mills said he wrote a film for stripper Fanne Foxe titled Its Not Burlesque and expects it to boost her star status. He also mentioned a Nixon script in development and recalled his Boston stage appearance with Foxe after her Pilgrim Theatre engagement.
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Mills
Fanne
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
Fanne Foxe
Boston
Washington Tidal Basin
D-Ark
Miss Foxe
Pilgrim Theatre
Washington
Gypsy Rose Lee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Associated Press
Boston Sunday Herald
Losses Mount After Twin 727 Crashes In Storms
Loss of more than 90 aboard a Trans World Airlines 727 near Upperville Virginia followed by a Northwest Orient 727 crash in Harriman State Park New York leaves no survivors. Weather hindered rescue and radar contact was lost at 11 10 a m EST.
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Congress
Alaska
Upperville
Trans World Airlines
Washington
William Carvello
Stony Point
N.Y
Northwest Orient Airlines
Baltimore Colts
Lake Welch
Harriman State Park
New York City
Dulles
Carvello
Crew Overcome By Methane Gas Near Abilene Texas
Six men died when poisonous methane gas and oil spewed from a ruptured pipeline they were repairing near Abilene. Five bodies were recovered shortly after rescue teams arrived. a seventh man escaped. The hole, nine feet deep, quickly filled with gas and oil, leaving the area two feet deep in vapors. Fire crews sealed the leak overnight as investigators worked.
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Abilene, Tex
West Texas
Gifts Can Buy New Eyeglasses
Mrs. H a Louisiana immigrant living with her daughter in Amarillo seeks $39.50 to cover the difference between eyeglass costs and Medicaid aid. Her $146 monthly Social Security based income and medical bills leave little for glasses, prompting an Empty Stocking Fund appeal at Amarillo Globe News P.O. Box 2091 Amarillo Texas 79166.
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Louisiana
Golden Spread
Amarillo Globe News
P.O
Amarillo
Tex
Former VA Hospital Director Amputated by TWA Crash
Charles E. Lunn former director of the Amarillo VA Hospital was among 92 killed when a Trans World Airlines 727 crashed near Upperville Virginia on Sunday. Lunn, assigned recently as director at the Marion Indiana VA hospital, was aboard Flight 514 from Indianapolis in a blizzard. His wife Laura confirmed his presence in Marion as the family awaited details.
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Upperville
Dulles International Airport
U.S. Bureau of Mines
TWA
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Amarillo Veterans Administration Hospital
Charles E. Lunn
Trans World Airlines
Washington, D. C
C. Lunn
Laura
Marion
Lunn
Washington
Alvin Kepley
The
Marion Hospital
Daily News
LLINN
Texas International Flights Largely Continue Despite Strike
About 90 percent of TI flights were expected to operate Sunday as 1,100 Airlines Employer Association workers walked out. Union officials said ten percent crossed the picket line, with Arkansas stations hit hardest and Amarillo largely unaffected with all seven flights running.
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Houston
Texas International Aiilines
Airlines
Jim O’donnell
Amarillo Air
O'Donnell
Donnell
Amarillo
Chicago
Texas International
John Hayes
Hayes
Employes Association
Mexico
Pilots Association
International Association of Mechanics
Arkansas
Texas
Texarkana
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