Buffalo Area Fails Some Air Standards Under Federal Rules
New York state says the Buffalo region cannot meet federal air quality standards in areas including south Buffalo Lackawanna Tonawanda North Tonawanda and Niagara Falls even with best antipollution tech. Officials cite cost and fuel limits as reasons, with job impact and possible federal imposition if states fail to act.
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Buffalo
Albany
N.Y
State Environmental Conservation Department
New York
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Lackawanna
Tonawanda
North Tonawanda
Niagara Falls
Alexander Rihm
Environmental Conservation Department
Upstate New York
South Buffalo
Judge Sets Deadlines For School Merger
U S District Court Judge Robert Merhige imposes a 30 day deadline for steps to merge Richmond City and Henrico and Chesterfield counties with a 90 day plan for financial operation. The order creates six zones over 7500 square miles with black enrollment between 20 and 40 percent, amid appeals and antibusing protests.
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Henrico
Chesterfield
U.S. District Court
Robert Merhige
Merhige
State Board of Education
Henrico County
Chesterfield County
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond Board
Conviction Of Groppi Ruled Void By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court voided Father James Groppi's contempt conviction by the Wisconsin legislature for protesting welfare cuts. Justice Burger led a 7-0 ruling. Justices Powell and Rehnquist did not participate. Groppi was jailed six months or until session ended, served 10 days before release. The case stemmed from a 1969 protest with 1,000 people on the Assembly floor.
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James Groppi
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Burger
Powell
Rehnquist
Wisconsin Assembly
Groppi
U.S. District
James Doyle
U. S. Circuit Court
Chicago
Supreme Court
Reagan Seeks Record 7.6 Billion California Budget
Governor Ronald Reagan sent a record 7.6 billion dollar California budget to the legislature, the largest year to year increase of his administration. It envisions a recovery boost to revenues, preserves no new taxes, but expands salaries and state aid, including a 95.8 million raise for workers and major increases for public schools UC and the State University system. Welfare spending is slated to rise 7.3 percent.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
University of California
State University and Colleges System
Army Coup Ends Ghana Civilian Rule
Army officers in Ghana overthrew the civilian government led by Prime Minister Kofi Busia. Col Ayney Acheampong headed the operation, dissolving parliament and calling ministers to report to police. The coup cited economic mismanagement and currency devaluation, with promises to restore union rights and raise cocoa prices. Busia, in London for medical treatment, canceled plans to return as routines shifted to a national renovation committee.
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Ghana
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Acrra
Col
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Busia
London
Acheampong
National Assembly
United Nations
Congo
Kwame Nkrumah
Accra
Practice Turns Into Real Thing
Michael Tubbs, 21, fell 100 feet on an icy slope while hiking northeast of Los Angeles. A companion fetched aid and encountered a county sheriff emergency crew practicing snow rescues. They lowered Tubbs by rope and airlifted him to the car, then returned to training.
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Los Angeles
Michael Tubbs
Here
Sheriff's Emergency Service
Tubbs
17th century St John the Baptist painting recovered
A 17th century painting depicting the beheading of St John the Baptist was recovered in Paris on Tuesday, two days after it was slashed from its frame and stolen from a church. Police are investigating the theft and recovery details.
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Paris
St. John the Baptist
Saigon Ties U S Pullout to North Viet Exit
Paris AP reports South Vietnam ties full U S withdrawal to North Vietnamese troop withdrawal and prisoner releases. Pham Dang Lam said disengagement and talks must cover troop withdrawal. U S Ambassador Porter backed the Vietnamese stance while Hanoi denies regular North Vietnamese forces' presence. Nixon tied final withdrawal to captives' release and South Vietnamese viability without U S aid.
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Paris
U. S
South Vietnam
Pham Dang Lam
William J. Porter
Republic of Vietnam
Hanoi
Nixon
Notice of forfeiture of real estate contract Cedar Rapids Iowa
Legal notice lists Janes R Hootman Larry J Hootman and Landis Large Loan Plan as assignee detailing failure to make payments and taxes on property in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. It states contract dated July 25 1963 may be forfeited if terms are not fulfilled within 30 days after last publication and service. Executor Joseph Zacek seeks compliance and costs of service.
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Janes R. Hootman
Larry J.hootman
Landis Large Loan Plan, Inc
Carpenters
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Katherine Zacek
Joseph R. Hoofman
Larry J. Hoofman
Linn County Recorder
Joseph Zacek
District Court
Consolidated Report of Condition Swisher Trust and Savings Bank 1971
Swisher in Iowa filed the year end 1971 report of condition showing total assets of 5.36 million dollars and deposits totaling 4.85 million. The report lists cash, U S Treasury securities, agency obligations, loans, premises, and capital accounts with reserves for loan losses and notarized sworn attestations by executives and directors.
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State Bank
Swisher Trust and Savings Bank
Swisher
Iowa
U.S. Treasury Securities
U.S
Eugene Robison
Exec
Daryl Hynek
Ass.j. Cashier
Notice of Probate Will and Codicil in Linn County Iowa
In Linn County Iowa the probate of Mary K Nash deceased with will dated December 14 1965 and codicil July 15 1970 was granted March 30 1971 The Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids was appointed executor Notice to creditors to file claims within six months from second publication January 13 1972 Cedar Rapids IA Simmons Perrine Albright and Ellwood Attorneys for executor second publication dated January 13 1972
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Lyle Duffy
Lyle Dutty
Lyle
Gale
Lois Dutty
Guness
Lois Duffy
Cedar Rapids
Sargent, Spangler, Hines and Pence
Mary K. Nash
Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bankedar Rapids
Cedar Ranks
Simmons, Perrine, Albright and Ellwood
Merchants National Bank
Owa Silliman, Gray and Stapleton
Probate of Mary Wilson Executor Named in Will
Notice of probate for Mary Wilson deceased in Linn County Iowa. Will dated May 13 1969 admitted to probate. United State Bank named executor with Yates State Bank Cedar Rapids listed for filing actions to contest the will. Attorneys Nazette Bromwell Hendrickson Marner and Humphreys represent the executor.
Kirkwood Community College seeks 10 watt FM permit
Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids Iowa filed December 28 1971 with the Federal Communications Commission for a noncommercial educational FM station on channel 216 91.1 mc with 10 watts. Studio transmitter and antenna at 630 Kirkwood Blvd S W in Linn Hall, copies available in Linn Hall Business Office.
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Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Blvd
Cedar Rapid
Iowa
Robert A. Davidson
Lewis M. Dreibelbis
Roy Wingate
James Sauter
M. A. MacAllister
Max Lewis
Morris L. Allen
John M. Berber
B. A. Jensen
Federal Communications Commission
Washington D. C
S. W
Cedar Rapids
Linn Hall
Notice of Probate and Local Town Meeting Minutes
Probate and town council actions from Urbana and Linn County Iowa dated January 1972 include will probate for Ida M. Caryl with Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids named executor, and notices of real estate sales in Linn County. Also Urbana council ordered liquor license suspension and staff changes, plus bids and maintenance plans for sewer and town operations.
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Rowden
Smith
Stourne
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Rickin
Roy Walker
Iowa
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Larry’s Place
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Thelma Cripps
Rick
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Vinton
Joe Stourne
Protem
Action Man TV
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Urbana Fire Dept
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Leo Kramer
Wendell’s
Cook's Grocery
Nieanyees Baal Roseberry Hardware Rese- Gee Jom Altorfer Mach. Co
Jimmy Burrell
Tiebeessancticas
Duane Coleman
Notice of Probate of Will and Appointment of Executor
Probate announces the will of Delmar E Jensen admitted to probate on January 3 1972. Lucile Floerchinger appointed executor. creditors must file claims within six months from second publication. notices to debtors to pay promptly. Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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