Land use planning bill faces slim odds in House
Washington AP report says a contested land use planning bill risks defeat if the House Interior Committee does not vote this week. Support er enthusiasm is fading among three key Democrats Melcher Howe and Taylor. Udall sponsors fear district lobbying could doom the measure without swift action.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
Ford Administration
Morris K. Udall
TM Ariz
Congress
House
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Udall
Sam Steiger
Rariz
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Isha Moleher
D-Mont
Wan T Howe
Utah
Roy Taylor
Udair Wilh
Melcher
Howe
Taylor
New cycle rules set July 9 for scooters and bikes
State Office of Driver Services reminds operators of changes under Act 206 and Act 176 of 1975. The minimum age for a scooter license rises to 14 unless licensed before July 9. Motor-driven cycles defined as engines up to 250cc. No under 16 may carry a passenger. Motorcycle endorsements require a separate exam. renewal timing may waive extra charges. duplicate license fee is 1 dollar.
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State Office of Driver Services
Collision damages Soviet trawler near Land's End
In the North Atlantic a collision punched a hole in the Soviet trawler Zalesje al a dna, 44d5 tons, with the British freighter Ionic. All 79 crew were taken aboard the trawler fleet mother ship. no injuries reported. Salvage tugs head from England to tow the damaged vessel to port after the Sunday collision 70 miles off Land's End.
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London
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Torin
Zalsje
England
Land's End
Electric Dauphine in Everett Puts Car-Exercise Spin on Commute
Richard Mills of Everett builds and drives a Dauphine electric car, powered by a surplus aircraft engine and eight 6 volt batteries. He spends a year and $600 on the project, kept to negotiate hills on his way to General Telephone. The rebuilt car achieves 9 to 10 miles per gallon? No, miles per hour. its range is about 50 mph and 9 to 10 miles per charge. Mills plans a steel fiberglass frame to boost speed and range, while charging batteries at home and at work.
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Everett
Wash
Richard Mills
Mills
General Telephone
Patralian
Freewes 7 Mills
Var
Food Fair and Arts Show Set by Southwest Arkansas Council
Southwest Arkansas Development Council schedules its fifth annual Food and Preservation Fair on July 25 and 26 at Fair Park Coliseum with an Arts and Crafts exhibition. Mark Lambert invites entrants of fresh produce and canned goods while seniors display crafts. Entries due by 1 p.m. July 25, judging July 26 at 3 p.m. Auction proceeds aid senior nutrition programs. Information lines provided.
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Southwest Arkansas Development Council
Fair Park Coliseur
Mark Lambert
Southwest Arkansas
Lambert
Senior Citizens Nutrition Program
Ellie Turley
Lena Tyts
Steel firm rejects Albert plan ending Oklahoma mine strike
Lone Star, a Dallas subsidiary, rejects House Speaker Carl Albert's nationwide coal contract proposal. UMWA president Arnold Miller backs the plan, while Lone Star chair George Wilson cites unfair concessions. The strike at the Starlight and Pocahontas mines began March 9, with violence and disruptions as miners walked out and contractors faced picket clashes.
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Dennis A. Eckert
Associated Press
Tone Star Steel Co
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Lone Star
Dallas, Tex
Northwest Industries of Chicago
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers of America
UMWA
George A. Wilson
Ben Heineman
Northwest Industries
Bache and McCurtain
Wilson
National Labor Relations Board
Starlight
McCurtain
Pocahontas
Bache
Surface Industries of
Dallas
Washington, D.C
Surface Industries
Giancana slay clue talk centers on wallet items
Reports say the Giancana slaying may involve missing papers from his wallet that could reveal secret syndicate activities. The Sun-Times notes possible phone numbers, addresses, and a hidden records compartment, with investigators treating the case as a syndicate hit amid perjury and CIA plot inquiries.
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Oak Park, Ill
Sam
Momo" Giancana
Giancana
Chicago Sun-Times
Crane Syndicate
Chicago
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Six year old Timmy Kelly seeks transplant to save sister Jan
In Hernando Mississippi six year old Timmy Kelly volunteers to donate his bone marrow to his sister Jan Kelly a 21 year old leukemia patient. Doctors hope a bone marrow transplant at Seattle's Adult Leukemia Center will save Jan with Timmy as donor. Timmy faces a month in hospital while Jan would stay six months. The family already faces medical bills and relief funds are set up at Hernando Bank.
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Hernando
Miss
Timmy Kelly
Jan
Timmy
Jan Kelly
Jack House
Horn Lake High
Nora Kelly
Washington
Seattle
Kelly
Grays Creek
Hernando Bank
Thoughts on Giving From Monastic Proverb and Gibran
A reflective meditation on generosity citing Ecclesiastes and Kahlil Gibran. It contrasts giving possessions with giving of oneself, urging deeper charitable acts beyond material offerings. The quotes highlight uncertainty of life and the value of selfless contribution by a Lebanese artist and writer.
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Kahlil Gibran
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