Recycled Newsprint Expands Across Communities
Thousands read today’s news on yesterday’s papers as recycling grows. API estimates 23 percent of 1969 newspapers recycled. Madison and Irvington pass rules to separate and collect. Kiwanis clubs in San Diego set boxes for city pickup and resale. Garden State Paper cites 40 percent potential, while major papers use recycled stock. Experts say quality is similar to regular newsprint with minor differences in opacity and strength.
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Louise
Cook
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
American Paper Institute
Madison
Wis
Institute
Irvington
San Diego
Calif
Kiwanis Club
API
Garden State Paper Co
Richard B. Scudder
Garden State
Scudder
Chicago Sun-Times
New York Post
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Irwin Jaffe
American Newspaper Publishers Association Research Institute
Daffe
Mond
Morning Times Dispatch
Evening News Leader
New York
Rocky Mountains
End of Summer Fret Over Trifles Sparks GSA Car Test
A Boston AP column jokes about worries at summer's end before detailing GSA’s test of liquid natural gas powered vehicles. Eleven LNG cars are in service with plans to convert 49,500 agency vehicles in five years, despite high initial costs and limited public market availability.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Harry Eisenberg
Associated Press
Boston
General Services Administration
Robert W. Kelly
GSA
Detroit
Robert L. Kunzig
James Mullin
Kelly
Birth Control Lecturer Arrested In Long Island Case
William R. Baird Jr and Nancy Manfredonia were arrested at a birth control lecture on Long Island. Police charged endangering the welfare of a 14 month old, alleged to have been exposed to birth control devices. Manfredonia said the baby understands little, and no one touched the child.
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John R. Morganthaler
Associated Press
Huntington
N.Y
Long Island
William R. Baird Jr
Nancy Manfredonia
Baird
New York
Boston
Manfredonia
Suffolk
H. Lee Dennison
John
Barry
Certificates May Be Eliminated
Washington AP report notes talks of eliminating physical stock certificates amid huge thefts. Senate investigations link organized crime to a $900 million loss over 24 years. a central clearing house and computerization of records emerge as likely steps. A government study on a certificateless market may be requested, with access to crime data expanding for financial institutions.
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Lawrence 1. Niwwatson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Justice Department
Subcommittee
National Crime Information Center
New York Police Department
New York Stock Exchange
FBI
Want Group to Live in Black Neighborhood
Walter Cunningham of Little Rock urged Arkansas officials to have department heads spend at least a month living in a black neighborhood to boost sensitivity to minority issues. He proposed minority contracting goals, using banks with positive minority employment records, and a 26 percent minority employment target across all state departments plus contractor requirements.
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Little Rock
Walter Cunningham
The
Arkansas Human Resource Council, Inc
Cunningham
Governor’s Committee On Human Resources
Government Eyes Fingerprint Access for Banks
A government stake and right to push better security could lead to opening FBI fingerprint files to employers in financial institutions. The move may provoke debate over privacy violations and employment screening.
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FBI
Garrett Chapel Baptist Revival Opens With Dr Dunn
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church begins revival services led by Evangelist Dr I R Dunn of Camden. Public is invited as services start nightly at 7 30.
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Garrett Baptist
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
I. R. Dunn
Camden
Soviet Warn Romania Over Neutrality Toward China
Moscow reports that Romania faces Soviet disapproval for its neutral stance toward China. The Literature Gazeta reprinted Trybuna Ledi criticizing China for inviting Nixon amid U S Vietnam War actions, accusing Beijing of anti-Soviet splits.
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Moscow
Romania
China
Soviet Union
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Literary Gazette
Communist Party
Trybuna Lady
Peking
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Silvertone Singers Set to Perform in Shreveport Church
Calendar item notes the Silvertone singers of Shreveport, Louisiana will perform at New Testament Church of Jesus at North Walker and Dairy streets on Sunday August 15 at 8 00 p m sponsored by Sister White with Elder J C White as pastor. Obituary for Myrtle Yerger former Hope resident dies in Los Angeles August 10 1971. She was a teacher and principal of Henry C Yerger High School. Funeral in Los Angeles August 13 at 2 00 p m. Messages to 5148 Park Glen Ave Los Angeles 90043.
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Silvertone Singers
Shreveport
Louisiana
New Testament Church of Jesus
North Walker
Dairy Streets
White
J.C. White
Myrtle Yerger
Hope
Los Angeles
California
Henry C. Yerger
Allyce Yerger Simpson
Chester H. Yerger, Sr
Park Glen Avenue
Three Little Rock officers fired for beating suspects
Three patrolmen Raymond Miller Doyle Webb and Ronnie Phillips were fired after two North Little Rock men Harrington and Sipes were beaten during a burglary arrest at the Steak and Ale Restaurant. Police chief Gale Weeks said the investigation was ongoing and that another officer was relieved.
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Little Rock
Gale Weeks
Raymond L. Miller
North Little Rock
Doyle Webb
Ronnie E. Phillips
Weeks
Bobby Joe Harrington
James M. Sipes
Harrington
Sipes
Atty
Jim Guy Tucker
Mosquito Eradication Seen With Public Support
A University of Arkansas entomologist says mosquitoes could be eradicated with public support and funding. Dr Max Meisch notes a coordinated larval-killing program is essential, as existing efforts focus on aerial spraying and offer only short term relief.
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Little Rock
Max Meisch
University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Metsch
Nixon Political Cruise on the Potomac Aide Circle
President Nixon sailed the Sequoia on the Potomac River with top aides including Attorney General John Mitchell and special counsel Henry Dent. The gathering, with Henry Kissinger and evangelist Billy Graham, suggested a political purpose amid ongoing campaign activity.
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Washington
Nixon
Potomac River
Sequoia
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Henry Dent
Mitchell
Dent
Henry A. Kissenger
Billy Graham
Maddox Plans to Campaign for Wallace If Wallace Runs
Lt. Gov. Lester Maddox said he would campaign for Alabama Governor George C. Wallace if Wallace seeks the presidency next year and would not run himself. The remarks came from Atlanta amid 1960s presidential speculation.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
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ARK
U.S
Social Register
Norman Mailer
Elizabeth Taylor
Ship of State
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc
Hope, Arkansas
Russia
Ester Hicks
Hope Auto
Torino
Maverick
Mustangs
FORD
Lincoln
Mercury
Hope Auto Co., Inc
West Second St—Hope, Ark
Potomac
Maddox
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