Nixon Seeks 34.6 Million for Alcoholism Program
The Nixon administration proposes a major national effort to treat alcoholism and asks Congress for 34.6 million dollars for fiscal 1972. Critics say the funding is insufficient and five months late, amid estimates of 9 million alcoholics, 25 000 yearly alcohol related deaths, and plans to support research training and public education through a new institute.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Morris E. Chavetz
Elliot L. Richardson
Secretelfare
Bertram S. Brown
National Institute of Mental Health
Alcoholism Institute
Four Corners Power Project Faces Environmental Challenge
Interior officials reject demands for an environmental impact statement on the Four Corners power plant plan. Native and conservation groups warn the Colorado Utah New Mexico and Arizona region could suffer smog water pollution and landscape damage as the project aims to supply power to Los Angeles San Diego Phoenix Tucson and Las Vegas.
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Four Corners
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Los Angeles
San Diego
Phoenix
Tucson
Las Vegas
Interior Department
James R. Smith
Ranch Trustees To Be Appointed
U S District Judge Allen Barrow will name two trustees to run the Cross Bell ranch empire once billed as Oklahoma's largest ranch. The 50 000 acre operation valued over 7.5 million faces 3 000 daily interest debt on more than 9 million in unsecured claims. Barrow stressed the trustees will operate the ranch under federal bankruptcy rules, not liquidate it.
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Tulsa
U. S. Dist
Allen Barrow
E. C. Mullendore
E. C. Mullendore III
Osage County
Oklahoma
Barrow
Cross Bell
Washington
Sas
Mullendore
Indians To Honor Girl With Dance
Connie Secondine Walters sophomore and seven year member of Town and Country 4 H club is chosen as area delegate to the National Citizenship Short Course and will be honored at an Indian dance Saturday night at the Apache Fair grounds. The course will be held in June in Washington with head dancers Mr and Mrs Rusty Wahkinney of Cyril and head singer Mrs Ralph Kotay of Lawton. Public invited.
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Connie Secondine
Walters
Town and Country +H club
Apache Fairgrounds
Mary Jo Tahsuda Wardeski
Lawton
Raymond
Rusty) Wahkinney
Cyril
Ralph ‘Kotay
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M.S
Shop Southwest
DEPT
Bay Auto Center
Accomodation Center
Southwest
National Wildlife Federation
Native American Rights Fund
Inway
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