Environmental ban on recyclable bottles backed by Weaver
Weaver testified before the House transportation committee supporting a nationwide ban on nonreturnable bottles in interstate commerce. He cited environmental gains and economic benefits including reduced waste. EPA data show 6 million tons of glass, 1.5 million tons of steel, and 575,000 tons of aluminum wasted in 1972.
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Beef campaign underway by CowBelles in Denver
DENVER UPI reports the American Nation CowBelles have launched a campaign to reshape beef perception beyond hamburger. Spokeswoman Irene Hoyt says economical cuts like chuck and round offer value and aims to educate the public about beef varieties. At least 16 states plan cook-off representations as CowBelles, auxiliary of the National Cattlemen, promote beef awareness.
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Arafat Says Israel Stalling till U S Elections
Guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat in Cairo Television interview accuses Israel of stalling a peace settlement to wait out the American presidential cycle and then press for a broader Arab conflict. He warns of renewed Arab political and military efforts amid regional tensions.
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Guide Bridge Pocket Guide Publishers Offer
A garbled older text fragment hints at a bridge guide titled Pocket Guide Bridge by a publisher in Los Angeles California. It mentions the author Aina mold and a P O Box in Los Angeles.
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Ford names two nominees for key federal posts
President Ford announced nominations to the Federal Power Commission and Energy Research and Development Administration. Alfred D. Starbird, 62, retired Army officer, would become assistant administrator for National Security in a new ERDA post. James Watt of Wheatland Wyoming would join the FPC for a four year term, succeeding Albert Brooke Jr. Watt directs the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. Wal is to be confirmed by the Senate. Starbird’s career included top antiballistic missile work and Defense Research leadership.
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Trial of Symbonee Soldiers Sparks Security Clash
In a tense court session, the trial of Russell Little and Joseph Remirw ey prompted demands for stringent security as Oakland Schools Superintendent Mells Foster spoke. The American Civil Liberties Union criticized fingerprinting and photography of spectators, while a bomb threat at the county courthouse led deputies to restrict access and conduct a search.
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