Park Service Warns of Utah Pollution Danger
The Park Service reports a proposed 3,000 MW power plant and four coal mines in southwest Utah could emit odor and air pollution seen and smelled up to 100 miles away. The site near Lake Powell Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef faces opposition from environmentalists despite local officials' support for tax revenue and jobs. Interior Secretary Kleppe will decide on federal land transfer and project approval.
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National Park Service
America
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Bryce Canyon National Park
Capitol Reef National Park
The
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Environmental Protection Agency
Weather Service
Interior
Thomas Kleppe
Ford Threat To Veto Price Fixing Bill
Ford probably would veto a consumer protection bill against price fixing by private industry. A spokesman said Ford expressed opposition in a Tuesday meeting with aides. The measure, before Congress, would let a state's attorney general sue over price fixing and seek up to treble damages.
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Washington Post
Brown: I'm A National Candidate For President
Gov. Edmund Brown says he is a national candidate for president and may not solicit funds or run in primaries beyond California. He plans a campaign that starts in California and expands east if the people will it, and he may avoid federal fundraising that requires multi state activity.
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Sacramento
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Edmund Brown
California
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Boys Town Returns to Family Style Campus Model
Boys Town Nebraska plans 16 cottages on its main campus to house 10 boys each with diving parents as it shifts from dormitory living to family homes. The audit shows 1975 assets at 242.1 million, with 398 current residents, while outreach expands to satellite units as finances allow. The change follows referrals favoring family settings over institutional care.
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Boys Town
Neb
Edward Flanagan
Jim Brown
Brown
Sun Newspapers
Omaha
Kidney Danger Signs and Remedies Ad
An old advertisement warns of backache and nighttime urination as possible kidney trouble. It promotes a flush product to regulate kidney function and encourages purchase at drug counters.
Birds Birds Birds hire new assistant manager A Bird
The Royal Society of Birds announces the appointment of A Bird as assistant manager. The staff already includes Barbara Buzzard John Partridge Celia Peacock Melen Peacock and Dorothy Rook.
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UPI
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Royal Society of Birds
A. Bird
Barbara Buzzard
John Partridge
Celia Peacock
Melen Peacock
Dorothy Rook
Wrongly Jailed Man to Settle Out of Court
UPI reports rodeo star Jack Favor who served seven years for a murder he did not commit has agreed to settle a $7 million damage suit against four parish officials. He received $55,000 from two officials in exchange for a statement of their innocence. The officials named include Sheriff Willie Waggoner and Deputy Val Dooley, former District Attorney Louis Padgett, and presiding judge O. E. Price, now an appeals court judge. Favor, acquitted on retrial, now sells used cars in Fort Worth, Texas.
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UPI
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Bossier Parish
Willie Waggoner
Val Dooley
Louis Padgett
O. E. Price
Price
Padgett
Louisiana
Angola State Penitentiary
Fort Worth
Texas
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