States Seek Constitutional Lottery Changes for Revenue
States push constitutional changes to legalize lotteries for revenue. New Hampshire and New York report mixed results with top prizes from $10,000 to $100,000, while New Jersey achieves $71 million in a year. Officials see education funding gains but no broad tax cuts yet.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Ohio
Michigan
Colorado
Montana
Washington
New Hampshire
New England
New York
New Jersey
New
York
Editorial Nostalgia and Hype as NFL Season Returns
The writer notes football fever returning with the 1971 season as TV technology and hype rise. He mocks endless game analysis and hype while praising the sport and its sponsors, urges readers to prepare their TVs and enjoy the media spectacle.
Hoppers use pesticide by grasshopper defense
Cornell researchers detect traces of 2.5-dichlorophenol in a frothy defensive secretion of a grasshopper. They suggest the insect may ingest the herbicide or derivative, marking the first known case of a pesticide-derived chemical used by insects for self defense.
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Cornell University
Industry rates high in ecology care study surprise
A continuing study finds that companies ranked high in environmental concern need not be less profitable. The preliminary conclusion surprised the authors, suggesting pollution controls financed by profits or consumer prices may not hinder earnings as much as expected.
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John Cunniff
New York
John Marlin
Baruch College
Marlin
Council On Economic Priorities
Joseph H. Bragdon Jr
H.C. Wainwright & Co
Boston
The
Financial Management Association
Denver
GSA tests low pollution cars in federal fleet
Government inspectors describe liquid natural gas vehicles as about 95 percent emission free and note the GSA has started with eleven units and plans to convert all 49,500 vehicles within five years. Officials acknowledge high initial costs but see potential in reduced pollution and long term savings.
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Harry Eisenberg
Associated Press
Boston
General Services Administration
Robert W. Kelly
GSA
Detroit
Robert L. Kunzig
James Mullin
Kelly
War veteran leads health service trail to isolated tribe
Vietnam vet John Gobert of Browning Montana lost a leg in 1965 and then carved a path for health care to the 300 Havasupai on the Grand Canyon rim. He trained as an Indian medic and helped organize a broader program to place 10 new medics among western tribes.
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Detroit
John Gobert
Supai
Grand Canyon
Gobert
Browning
Mont
Navy
Vietnam
Naval
U.S. Indian Health Service
Arizona
U.S. Public Health Service
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
Charles S. McCammon
Phoenix Area Indian Health Service
Women of the Moose Chapter 982 Meet Thursday Night
The Women of the Moose Chapter 982 will hold a formal meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. with initiation of new members. Jeannie Letford and Babe Moen hostesses. Also BEMIDJI BPW hosts a potluck picnic at Lake Itasca Thursday evening with rides at 6 30 p.m.
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Women OF the Moose
Jeannie Letford
Babe Moen
Bemidji
Lake Itasca
Hotel Markham
Hire the Veteran for Experience and Training
Advertisement urging employers to hire veterans, offering information from the State Employment Service and the Veterans Administration on training opportunities and veteran hiring resources.
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State Employment Service
Veterans Administration
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