NASA Lunchroom Waste Feeds Budget Debate
Senators expose NASA lunchroom overcharges as officials earning 30000 or more paid 403 lunch costing about nine times sale price. NASA to charge regular rates, a move praised by Sen. Margaret Chase Smith. Oregon youths haul back 170 pounds of trash from Mt McKinley while 18100 feet up.
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Pollution Control May Aid Industries
An AP analysis notes preliminary findings from a continuing study suggesting companies with strong environmental concern may remain profitable or even stronger financially. Baruch College’s John Marlin cites pulp and paper leaders high in environmental ranking as financially successful, aligning with a Council on Economic Priorities report. Pending further research, the outlook for pollution control may be less bleak than once thought.
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NEW York
John Marlin
Baruch College
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Council On Economic Priorities
Joseph H. Bragdon Jr
H.C. Wainwright & Co
Boston
Financial Management Association
Denver
Poodle Eating Alligator Ordered Out
Albert the ten foot alligator that fed on a poodle on a golf course lake was ordered removed by Collier County Circuit Judge Harold Smith after Bailey sought eviction. The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission and state AG office appealed, citing safety and taming concerns. Officials relocated Albert to the Everglades after luring him away.
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Florida Island
le Si
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Collier County
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Smith
Save Our Alligator Society
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2Nd District Court of Appeal
The
Game Commission
Sheriff's Department
Mike McDonnell
Man
Everglades
Cambodian Acting Premier to Visit United States
Acting Premier Sirik Matak leaves Phnom Penh for a two week trip to the United States to meet President Nixon. He will stop in Japan on the return journey for talks, and Premier Lon Nol remains sidelined by a February stroke.
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Cambodia
Sisowath Sirik Matak
United States
Nixon
U.S
Lon Nol
Sirik Matak
Japan
Weight of Today Shifts Focus to Fitness Trends in Arkansas
In Arkansas the fat farm era grows as gyms and Elaine Powers studios report rising demand. Women seek slimming belts, bikes and group classes. advertising and media drive interest while owners highlight regular use and balanced workouts for lasting results. Revenue and equipment range from $10 bicycle rentals to $500,000 spas with 5,725 members.
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Dala McKinsey
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas
V. EB. Baker
Elaine Powers
Clifford
Harry Brace
Bruce
Brace
Parole Board Lacks Authority Says Parole Board Lacks Authority
LITTLE ROCK AP Fred Oakley Jr of Fordyce chair man of the state Board of Pardons and Paroles said Thursday the board lacks authority to obtain information on prospective parolees. He spoke at a joint meeting of the Legislative Council committees to discuss cooperation with the Department of Correction. Cooperation has improved since free world personnel began handling prison records but the board remains concerned about authority to access inmate information.
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Fred Oakley Jr
Fordyce
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
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H. W. Clark
Forrest City
Department of Correction
Free World
Panthers Acquitted of Murder in Desire Street Shootout
In New Orleans twelve Black Panthers were acquitted of attempted murder charges tied to a Desire Street Housing Project shootout with police. The all-male, three-woman group still faces aggravated battery charges for beating undercover officers the night before. Not guilty verdicts were read by a 12-member jury after six days of testimony and a brief deliberation, with federal firearms hold orders noted.
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New Orleans
Desire Street
Obituaries for Barbara LaGrone Daniels and Delia Pence Carrigan
Barbara LaGrone Daniels aged 42 died in a New Orleans hospital. Funeral services scheduled at Herndon Chapel. burial at Memory Gardens. donations asked to Hempstead County Cancer Fund or Hempstead County Library Association. Survived by son Timothy Daniels, parents Robert and unknown LaGrane, brother Mitchell LaGrane. Delia Pence Carrigan widow of Steve Carrigan died at St. Vincent's Infirmary Little Rock after illness. Funeral arrangements pending with Mass Funeral Home. Survived by daughter Mary Delia Prather and granddaughter in Dallas. Carrigan born in Conway, longtime Hope resident since 1910. active in Arkansas historical, garden, and women’s clubs. former president of Arkansas Historical Society and various clubs. member of UDC and Audubon societies.
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New Orleans
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Robert LaGrane
Hope
Mitchell LaGrane
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Delia Pence Carrigan
Steve Carrigan
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Little Rock
Mass Funeral Home
Roy F. Prather
Mary Delia Prather
Dallas
Texas
Carrigan
Conway
Maddox Seminary
Central Baptist College
Henderson biologist pursues astrology research tale
Dan J. Marsh, a Henderson State College biology instructor and ecology PhD candidate, studies astrology as a personal tool and timing device. He links planetary positions to human rhythms and breakfast habits while pursuing cosmosynthesis and new-age astrology within academic life.
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Palmer
Arkadelphia
Ark
Dan
J. Marsh
Marsh
Taurus
Sagittarius
Henderson State College
American Federation of Astrologers
Jonesboro
Arkansas State University
University of Kansas
University of Arkansas
Apollo 15 Timetable From Space Center Houston
Apollo 15 schedule lists events in Eastern Daylight Time from 8:04 a.m. rest period through 10 p.m. arrival back in Ellington AFB. Key moments include a 1:32 p.m. engine firing for reentry path refinement, 4:17 p.m. separation of the command module, entry at 4:32 p.m. with radio blackout, parachute deployment seconds later, and splashdown at 4:45 p.m. Helicopter carrier Okinawa in target area. moon samples leave ship at 11 p.m. reach Hickam AFB by 1 a.m. and Ellington transfer later that day.
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Hawaii
Hickam Afb
Hickam
Ellington Afb
Houston
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Julie Nixon Helps Jacksonville United Funds Drive
Julie Nixon Eisenhower lent a helping hand to Jacksonville's United Funds drive. She taped a brief televised message for later use and said the fund gives a chance to improve the quality of life in Jacksonville. She recently moved to northeast Florida as her husband David Was stationed at Mayport Naval Station.
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Fla
Julie Nixon
United Funds Drive
Nixon
Florida
David
Mayport Naval Station
Apollo 15 Crew Returns Home After Lunar Mission
Apollo 16 astronauts Scott Irwin Worden and crew bring back lunar rock samples and nearly 12 miles of film from a 12 day voyage. Splashdown occurred 76 miles above the Pacific at 24 800 mph near Hawaii with Okinawa as recovery ship. Crew gave impressions from Hadley Delta, Mars Hadley Mount, and Spur Crater, noting a probable 4.6 billion year old lunar soil.
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Nixon Letter Sells at Auction in New York
A letter signed by President Nixon after taking office was bought at New York auction for 300 dollars. It was addressed to Dr Joseph KaplAn, congratulating him for his 42nd year as a physics professor at UCLA.
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New York
Nixon
Joseph Kaplan
UCLA
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