Environmental controls boost Navajo plant cost to over $550 million
The Navajo Generating Station at Page, built by Bechtel for multiple utilities, now tops $550 million, up from $309 million two years ago. SRP officials cite environmental controls and hot precipitators for fly ash removal as key drivers. Construction advances with Unit 1 due May 1974, and Page supplies substantial Arizona power, including Central Arizona Project support.
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Grand Canyona
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Mohave
Nevada
Navay
Arizona
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Central Arizona
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Meacham
Flagstaff
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Court Urged to Halt Test of Surveillance
At a Supreme Court hearing the Justice Department argued the Army overstepped in civilian surveillance begun in 1965, but Griswold said no constitutional or legal violation occurred and the program was halted. Sen Ervin and others countered it violated the Constitution and laws. A decision is due by mid June.
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Central Committee For Conscientias Objectors
Cornrad Lynn
New York
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Shrine of the
Frank Askin
Rutgers Law School
Newark
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Cigarette Ad Ban Upheld by Supreme Court
Supreme Court today upheld the ban on cigarette advertising on radio and television. The court rejected appeals by the National Association of Broadcasters and six broadcasters claiming the ban strains free speech. The ruling affirmed a three judge panel in favor of the blackout and rejected requests for a hearing. The court also declined to review several education and labor related actions including school hair length disputes and wage claim suits by state workers.
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Supreme Court Today
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Broadcasting Companies
Justice Department
San Diego
Lobbyist Collapses After White House ITT Testimony
Denver AP reports lobbyist Dita D. Beard linked the White House to ITT funding while testifying before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee. She collapsed in her hospital room during the hearing, suffering chest and arm pains as doctors treated her.
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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Louis Radetsky
Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital
Radetsky
Memo details and delayed hearings involving White House calls
A memo written by Anderson for WR Merriam at ITT Washington office is cited after Merriam said the White House called but did not identify who spoke. The committee, led by Richard G. Kleindienst, sought hearings on his nomination to replace John N. Mitchell and to defend the Justice Department from Anderson charges. Kleindienst’s nomination passed the committee unanimously but awaits full Senate action. ITT President Yarold Gen testified that a $200,000 pledge was directed to the San Diego Convention and Tourist Bureau, not the Republican National Committee.
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San Diego
Convention and Tourist Bureau
Republican National Committee
Hopi Leader Opposes Single Tribal District Rule
Hopi Tribal Chairman Clarence Hamilton denounces a federal court decision that merges Bopi and Navajo into one district. He urges Arizona lawmakers to reject the plan and pursue reapportionment ensuring tribal representation. He argues political equity should extend to all tribes and warns against Navajo dominance.
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Hamilton
Arizona
District Court
Moppets and Puppets Present Pinocchio at Playstaff High
The Nicole Marionettes of New York present a Pinocchio inspired performance featuring Gepetta as a central character. The musical adventure is set for Saturday in the Playstaff High School auditorium.
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New York
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Playstaff High School
Flagstaff council to address four major agenda items
City officials will meet Tuesday at 7 30 a m in City Hall to hear a public rezoning proposal for 40 acres near Smokerise Valley and a Cheshire Estates rezoning from Rel to RM for a private security ordinance final reading and bid presentations for City Park Grandstand rehab three items may spark conflict with Cheshire Estates residents opposed to Mastercraft Homes land plan
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Cheshire Estates
Mastercraft Homes, Inc
Divers Seek Body Of Northern Arizona Student At Lake Powell
Lake Powell divers searched the Wahweap channel for 19-year-old Richard Boothe a Flagstaff student feared dead after failing to surface during a 75 foot scuba dive. Park Service and Lake Mead divers coordinated with local instructors and investigators as weather remained cold and windy and a memorial fund was opened for the Methodist Youth Fellowship.
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Northern Arizona University
Richard Boothe
Boothe
Robert Boothe
Flagstaff
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Park Service
Lake Mead
Lake Pow
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Federal Community Church
Workers Leave Jobs to Protest British Control in Belfast
Thousands of Protestant workers walked off jobs to paralyze Northern Ireland in protest of British rule. An IRA faction vowed to ease its campaign against civilians, while Catholic militants denied any truce as three bombs exploded in Protestant Belfast car parks with no injuries reported.
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TRA
Rosaire Sentenced To One Year In Jail
Timothy J. Rosaire, 25, of 1914 E Mountainview, received a one year jail term and three years probation in a Superior Court sentencing. Judge Laurance Wren called the conduct kleptomania from NAU to city, with restitution required during probation. Rosaire pleaded guilty to theft of a pocket calculator and faced additional charges, while two counts of receiving stolen property remain in Havasu.
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Mountainview
Laurance Wren
Rosaire
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Rosskre
T&quiring
Flagstaff
Wac
Michael Flournoy
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