Michigan Governor Milliken pushes for broader GOP governor influence
William Milliken of Michigan, head of the Republican Governors Association, argues for expanded influence of governors in national party policy. He emphasizes practicality, notes his focus on state problems, and backs Nixon on domestic and foreign programs. He supports gradual school funding reform and opposes busing as policy, while favoring limited abortion rights in early pregnancy.
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Navajo Nation Sees Positive Response to Policy Shift
Navajo Nation chairman Peter MacDonald says early reception is favorable for a 10 year energy policy plan. He aims to shift from royalties to joint ventures or tribal-owned operations to boost resource development on the 25,000 square mile reservation and increase tribes’ share from about 5 percent toward 30 percent.
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Ammonia Blamed for Ardmore Fish Kill Near Creek
State officials traced a fish kill of about 1000 bigmouth buffalo in Caddo Creek to ammonia. Samples showed ammonia levels too high to register on the pollution scale. The Health Department confirmed the finding. The fish were spawning from Lake Texoma when they died.
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Saunders Named City Savings Bond Chairman
Dennis Saunders of 1129 Elm has been named city chairman of the U S Savings Bond program. The appointment was announced by Exall English district chairman, Lawton.
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Caffeine May Speed Aging Says Utah Scientists
Two University of Utah researchers warn that caffeine in coffee could accelerate aging by damaging chromosomes. They describe caffeine as a stimulant that may affect cellular aging processes.
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