Nixon administration projects balanced budget this year
The Nixon administration tentatively forecasts a balanced budget for the current year and asks Congress to raise the debt limit to 440 billion dollars. Treasury Secretary Shultz warns the goal hinges on tight spending control while Roy Ash cites inflation boosting receipts, with the deficit narrowing from earlier forecasts.
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Ash
Exmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Wesler Washington
Nixon
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Treasury
Arsenal official outlines gas disposal pilot test
Rocky Mountain Arsenal spokesman Art Whitney said 23 obsolete M34 cluster bombs with lethal nerve gas have been destroyed since Sept 18 as part of a pilot testing program. He anticipated approval of an environmental impact statement by Oct 26 and full scale detoxification to begin Oct 29 at a $33 million plant.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Art Whitney
Congress
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Whitney
Johnson calls US aid to Israel act of war
Rep. James Johnson Republican Colorado on the House floor called U S military aid to Israel an act of war against Arab countries. He condemned the inflamed rhetoric as Congress debated sustaining freedom and halting aggression.
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Washington
United States
Israel
James Johnson
R-Colo
House
Congress
Johnson
Golan Heights
Suez Carnal
Egypt
Syria
U.S
Southeast Asia
Strontium 90 Found in Broomfield Water Supply
Colorado Health Department reports trace radioactive Strontium 90 and minor isotopes in Walnut Creek part of Broomfield's water. Dow Chemical at Rocky Flats is investigating the contamination after prior tritium findings linked to scrap metal from the plant northeast of Denver.
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Denver
Colorado Health Department
Walnut Creek
Broomfield
Robert Sick
Colorado Board of Health
Dow Chemical Co
Rocky Flats
Sick
Kodak to conduct community service photography contest
Eastman Kodak announces the 1974 Kodak Community Service Photography Awards with a People Helping People theme. Two categories black and white and color offer eight excellence prizes of 100 dollars, eight distinction prizes of 75 dollars, eight merit prizes of 50 dollars, and 25 dollar special awards. Entries must be postmarked by February 1 and may be original prints of any size with the original negative.
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Eastman Kodak Company
Kodak
Jury exemption for cops and lawyers ruled unconstitutional
Denver District Court Judge Mitchel B Johns ruled state law excusing attorneys and policemen from criminal juries unconstitutional. The July 1 law allowed excuses at a defense attorney’s request, violating citizens’ right to serve. The ruling arose from a forgery and conspiracy case seeking jury duty exemption.
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Denver
Mitchel B.johns
Jotvns
Two fired CU workers sue for reinstatement and damages
David Butler and Leon Willis, both fired April 18 after alleging mismanagement of student funds by the director of the Black Education Program, filed in federal court seeking 120000 dollars each and reinstatement to their jobs.
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Denver
University of Colorado
U.S. District Court
David Butler
Leon Willis
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U.S. Senate
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Swalley Music House
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