Controversial jetport near Everglades sparks debate
A leading conservationist says a White House decision on a proposed jetport on the edge of Everglades National Park could decide the fate of the project. Backers see it as a major future air terminal boosting employment, while groups warn of pollution and ecological damage from planes, runoff, and noise.
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Associated Press
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White Howes
Itmle
Everglades National Park
Morida
Thomas L. Kimball
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Nixe
Department of Transporta ‘Tio
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Kimball
National Parks Association
Sierra Club
National Audubon Society
The
Wilderness Society
Miami
Toaster
State Highway Jobs Authorized In Several Areas
The Arkansas Highway Commission authorized multiple projects including 6.6 miles of Arkansas 274 in Calhoun County at an estimated 515000 and numerous resurfacing and grading jobs across Sebastian Scott Clay Monroe Independence Jackson White Poinsett Osceola and other counties with costs ranging from 26 000 to 132 000 and plans for future surveys on Arkansas 22T and Arkansas 14.
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Obituary notices for Charles A Haynes Jr and Little Rock police chief
Charles A Haynes Jr aged 52 former merchant and oil producer from Hope died August 26 in Midland Texas after a brief illness. Survivors include widow Pauline Kettle Haynes daughter Vicki and son Charles A Haynes III all of Midland. Also listed are his mother Mrs Georgia Haynes of Washington Arkansas sister Mrs Ray Rome and two nephews and a niece of Houston. Temporary funeral services planned in Midland with burial in Dallas. Gale F Weeks named Little Rock Chief of Police effective Monday after 22 years with the department. Weeks 45 was chosen from 11 candidates succeeding Chief R E Brians who resigns Monday.
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Little Rock
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Little Rock Civil Service Commission
R. E. Brians
Arkansas Weather Roundup From WOPE STAR Station
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday with highs near 93 and lows around 65 notes partly cloudy forecast. Temperature trend through Friday shows a slight change with daytime highs in the upper 80s and cooler nights.
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WOPE
ARK
Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Nixon reassures lawyers for the poor about expansion
About 100 federal anti poverty lawyers meeting in Vail Colo voiced concern that legal services may lose independence under a new administration. Terry Lenzner said the Nixon team will greatly expand advocacy programs and uphold program integrity, though poor communications fueled fears. The telegram arrived while Lenzner was en route to Mississippi to assist Camille victims.
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Associated Press
Denver
Nixon
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Attoreys
Vail
Colo
Terry F. Lenzner
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lenzner
OEO
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
South Florida
Office of Economc Opportunity
Animals Left Homeless by Hurricane Camille
In Florida, animals left homeless by Camille are being euthanized as shelters struggle with injuries and food shortages. Miss Emily Gloeckler of the Florida Association of Humane Societies says many pets along Louisiana Mississippi and Florida coastal areas cannot be saved due to severe injuries and limited space. Donations fund care in less affected areas and aid Gulfport Shelter reconstruction.
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Gulf Coast
Emily Gloeckler
Florida Association of Humane Societies
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Navy Seabees
Army National Guardsmen
Humane Societies
Gulfport
Washington, D.C
The
Humane Society of
Pensacola
Gulfport Area
SURE-FOOTED IN GREECE Jacqueline Kennedy's Athens stroll
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis walks down Acropolis steps during a visit to Athens amid controversy over a French paper's pregnancy report described by a spokesman as ridiculous. The event underscores her cautious public appearances during European tour.
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Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Parthenon
Acropolis
Athens
Arkansas Soldier Killed in Vietnam War
Washington AP Defense Dept says Army Spec 4 Carl C Bates Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Young Fort Smith was killed in action in Vietnam.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Carl C. Bates Jr
Robert W. Young
Fort Smith
Vietnam
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