Three States Agree on NASA Data Pact for Regional Goals
Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana governors signed a NASA data sharing pact at the 37th Southern Governor's Conference in Atlanta. The plan creates a regional Science and Technology Council to study environmental management housing health and transportation using satellite imagery to monitor crops forest fires waste dumping and yields. Weather outlook shows mild today with frost and variable temperatures through Thursday.
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Atlanta, Ga
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John Bell Williams
Dale Bumpers
John McKeithen
Goiter
Atlanta
Williams
Bumpers
Louisiana, Arkansas
Mississippi Science and Technology Council
NASA
Veteran Denies Saying He Would Help McGovern
Lt Col Anthony Herbert, the most decorated U S officer of Korea, denies joining Sen George McGovern's campaign staff. McGovern apologized for a misimpression after a phone call where he said Herbert would be a military adviser. Herbert says the offer was a mixup and he will retire from the Army.
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FT. Mcpherson
Anthony Herbert
George McGovern
Herbert
U. S
McGovern
South Dakota
Governors Pass Busing Resolution
Southern governors ready to adjourn after voting on an antibusing resolution led by Alabama's George Wallace. The plan mirrors Biloxi action but aims to push Congress to approve a national desegregation policy and bar federal funds for busing.
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Associated Press
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Tennessee
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Court Records Study Cites Boys’ Early Encounters
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that studies estimate about 20 percent to over 33 percent of all boys have police or court records before turning 18, reflecting significant early contact with the justice system.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Nome's Garbage-Hashing Pony Sent Away to Kenai
Nome Alaska resident Tessy the Shetland pony, famous for rooting through garbage cans, will be shipped by air to Kenai after complaints from residents, police, and the mayor. The town, once bustling with horses in Nome's boom days, has dwindled to a one horse town as Tessy becomes a symbol of its decline.
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Alaska
Tessy
Shetland
Pony
Wyatt Earp
Kenai
Anchorage
Paul Bills
Assembly of God Church
Robert Morris
David Scott
Advisers Had No Knowledge of My Lai Massacre Case
The lead defense witnesses say U S advisers in the My Lai area had no sources hinting at a civilian massacre. They testified Col. Henderson failed to investigate or report alleged killings and would have treated such reports as propaganda if received. The witnesses named groups like International Voluntary Services and the Red Cross as information sources.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
FT. Meade
James A. May
Henderson
My Lai
May
Quang Ngai
International Voluntary Services
Quakers
Red Cross
My Lai 4
Frank A. Dorsey
Donald R. Keating
Revolutionary Development
David C. Gavin
Son Tinh
Convicted of Fraud in F-111 Bomber Case
Harry C. Bass of Belle Manufacturing Co. Walnut Ridge was sentenced in Little Rock to four years in prison and fined 20 000 on two counts of conspiracy to defraud the government for involvement in the F111 fighter bomber scandal. He altered serial numbers and resubmitted defective parts to General Dynamics. The judge ordered concurrent four year terms and a 10 000 fine on each conviction and 5 000 against the Selle firm. Bass plans an appeal.
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Little Rock
Harry C. Bass
St. Louis
Belle Manufacturing Co
Walnut Ridge
Bass
General Dynamics Corp
General Dynamics
Selle
U.S. District Court
J. Smith Henley
Henley
Robert W. Light
Selb
Surcharge Acts as Quick Money Source in First 45 Days
Washington AP The 10 percent import surcharge raised 4 million for the Treasury in 45 days despite a 1.5 billion dollar exemption on imports in transit or stalled by dock strikes. Officials estimate full year revenue near 2.1 billion, with the levy aimed at boosting foreign goods prices and aiding a deficit turnaround. The surcharge, tied to Nixon's monetary moves, is to be lifted when deficit assurances arrive.
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Brill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Treasury
United States
Nixon
United
Investigates Gas Emissions Near Jessieville Arkansas
State geologist Charles Stone said a study is under way on a non toxic hot gas issuing from ground cracks about 60 feet by 10 feet, ten miles west of Jessieville in Garland County. He said the gas likely relates to a hot spring and will be tested to determine its cause.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Charles Stone
Jessieville
Garland County
Stone
Hot Springs National Park
Collision Kills Hartman Man
CLARKSVILLE Ark AP Duel Damon Hoover 20 of Hartman Logan County was killed when his car collided with a tractor trailer on U S 64 near Clarksville. Hoover attempted to pass another vehicle and struck a tractor trailer driven by Clarence R Whittle 27 of Oktaha Okla Whittle hospitalized at Clarksville
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Clarksville, Ark
Damon Hoover
Hartman
Logan County
U.S. 64
Clarksville
Hoover
Clarence R. Whittle
Oktaha
Okla
Whittle
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