Ford weighs options on uranium drive in cabinet session
President Ford presided over a broad White House meeting to chart a path for enriched uranium production. Advisors presented three options from expanding federal plants to private centrifuge plants while Ford weighed private versus government roles amid energy and economic concerns.
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Wild Horse Population Rise May Force Outback Of Herds
In Utah the wild horse population on federal lands has surged with about 1,600 horses counted state wide. The BLM considers a fall roundup in Cedar City district to curb grazing pressure while weighing removal and management options.
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Arizona couple’s daughter placed in state custody
Officers found depressant drugs in a briefcase on the vehicle floorboard along with a .38 revolver. The couple faced possession of narcotics charges in Martin County and appeared before Judge Carroll Yater with bonds set at 1300 dollars each. Mrs Akins also faced reckless driving with an additional 500-dollar bond.
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Daily Zodiac Forecast for August from Carroll Righter
Aries seeks reconciliation with others while Taurus focuses on income, Gemini enjoys social chances, Moon Children plan skill upgrades, Leo avoids conflict and enjoys home time. Virgo handles outside duties and civic matters, Libra seeks new partnerships, Scorpio catches up on responsibilities, Sagittarius weighs partner ideas, Capricorn powers through work, Aquarius resolves confusions, Pisces plans home harmony. The piece notes a birth today aligns with emergencies and sales talent, with spiritual guidance and sports emphasis.
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Talmadge Appointed Press Secretary for Krueger Office
Jeff Talmadge of Big Spring is named press secretary for Congressman Bob Krueger in Washington. A West Texas native and Duke graduate, he will liaison with the 1st District press and major media outlets while Leopoldo Garza departs for law school in Washington.
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