Hosmer substitutes for strip mining bill defeated
The House defeated both substitutes to a strip mining bill and moved toward passage of the Interior Committee version. Husmer’s measure failed 255 to 156 and Hechler’s alternative went down 336 to 49, signaling stronger rules on mining but leaving more than 175 amendments to resolve before final passage next week.
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Interior Committee
Craig Husmer
Calif
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Hosmer
California
Mexican scholars doubt Spanish gold cache in New Mexico
Mexican anthropologists say the alleged hidden cache of Spanish gold in New Mexico is fantasy and that New Mexico was not a gold route for conquistadors. They note Spain found little gold in the Americas, with Peru the major source, and early explorers pursued legends rather than proven hoards.
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Cibola
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Nixon
Senate
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U.S. Atty
John Mitchell
Central America
Spain
Caribbean
Sperl hints aide took missing logs in court testimony
Timothy Sperl testified in Los Angeles Superior Court that radio logs he is accused of destroying may have been stolen by his assistant marshal Robert Cox. Cox denied the accusation as Sperl, 51, stands trial for embezzlement grand theft falsification of records and conspiracy related to county time lobby and political campaigning while deputy marshals worked.
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Sperl
Robert Cox
Cox
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Los Angeles Superior Court
Tle
Counsry
No Room at Inn for Nixon Nailed by San Clemente Inn Manager
San Clemente AP Roy Fraser general manager of the San Clemente Inn says the White House staff face tough odds securing rooms due to little advance notice and the inn’s busy schedule during presidential visits. He notes losses of about 100000 dollars and explains rooms were not charged for use while press facilities were moved. The inn emphasizes first come first served, urging advance reservations for future White House stays.
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Jacke King
SAN Clemente
San Clemente Inn
Roy Fraser
White House
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Inn
Surf and Sands Hotel
Laguna Beach
Immigration corruption probe heads to final study
A congressional subcommittee on Legal and Monetary Affairs will forward findings to the Justice Department for review within 60 days. Rep. Andrew Hinshaw said the panel retains jurisdiction while asking for a formal report. The probe, linked to Operation Clean Sweep, has spanned more than three years with prior indictments of two customs agents and seven lower level immigration officials.
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Southwest
Justice Department
Los Angeles Times
Andrew Hinshaw
Calif
Associated Press
Hinshaw
Subcommittee
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Los Angeles police and firemen wage ruling upheld
The California Court of Appeal upheld a Los Angeles wage law granting police and firemen a 7.8 percent pay boost for 1971 72. Attorney Cy H Lemaire said the city may owe more than 6.7 million plus interest and future adjustments. Official costs come from an 80.8 million reserve fund in the 1974 76 budget.
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Los Angeles
Cy H. Lemaire
Fire and Police Protective League
Femaire
C. Irwin Piper
League
Piper
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