Interim North Carolina Zoo plans near Asheboro move ahead
North Carolina Zoological Authority approved bidding for an interim 200 zoo near Asheboro with a small lake and three buildings on 1 371 acres. Groundbreaking could occur by February with phase one opening in 1975 and total cost around 10 million for the first phase, 40 million for 20 years of development.
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Don Wrenn
Asheboro
North Carolina
North Carolina Zoological Authority
Zoo
William Hoff
Hoff
Mickey Little
Wilson
Authority
Hyatt Hammond
Ashebere
State of
Colorado
Nixon energy bill moves toward final enactment
The House approved a broad emergency energy measure by 265 to 112 after a 15 hour session with 23 roll calls and 50 amendments. It gives Nixon power to ration fuels and set conservation rules while adding anti bus provisions and limits on company profits. Senate House conferees will begin drafting differences, with presidential powers including gasoline rationing and Sunday sales ban, and waivers for dirtier fuels. Nixon met with Simon and Sawhill to push conservation, calling the bill a basket case and pledging enforcement staff.
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House
Indochina
House of Congress
Senate House
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
John C. Sawhill
Simon
Internal Revenue Service
Energy Administration
Sawhill
Kissinger in Damascus Seeks Syrian Cooperation on Geneva
Henry Kissinger met with President Assad in Damascus in a tense session marked by a cool reception. Officials say the aim was to secure Syria’s participation in Geneva and to obtain a list of Israeli prisoners reportedly held in Syria.
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Kissinger
Damascus
Assad
Damascus Presidential Palace
Middle East
Syria
Geneva
Tape Tone Still Baffles Experts in Watergate Case
Rose Mary Woods' typewriter and lamp drop from suspicion as the 18 minute gap on the June 20 1972 tape is reexamined. Technical experts suggest the tape recorder could have caused the buzz while Woods questions her memory during testimony.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Rose Mary Woods
Miss Woods
U.S
John J. Sirica
H. R. Haldeman
Uber
Sirica
Haldeman
Jill Yolner
Mrs. Volner
Gays Win New Rule From APA
The American Psychiatric Association voted 13 to 0 to remove homosexuality from the mental disorder list after a decade of activism. Two trustees abstained. The decision follows claims the diagnosis oppressed a tenth of the population and aligns with gay advocacy groups estimating 20 million homosexuals in the United States and up to 15 million by practice or preference.
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Washington
American Psychiatric Association
Association
United States
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