U S Official Speaks On Arms Control
U S Arms Control head Fred C Ikle told a University of Texas audience that progress since the Cold War is outweighed by new perils. He warned mutual deterrence may fail and accidental war cannot be deterred, due to secrecy and Soviet relations impeding verifiable agreements.
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Austin, Tex
U.S
Fred C. Ikle
University of Texas
Ikle
Soviet Union
San Antonio Chamber Hails Smog Control Changes
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce praised the EPA revised smog rules for the city during a public IEPA hearing. Gains Voight testified as the chamber supports the softened plan to boost car pooling and shrink affected counties from 21 to three: Bexar Comal and Guadalupe. A local resident criticized cost concerns. another hearing is set in Dallas.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Gains Voight
Chamber
Transportation Council
IEPA
Dallas
Special Team Studies Phosgene As Source Of Legion's Disease
Harrisburg officials form a task force to probe phosgene as a potential cause of Legionnaires disease tied to an air conditioning system. The theory, previously investigated and deemed inconclusive, is supported by a petitioner but downplayed by federal and state health authorities. Researchers will assess if phosphine breakdown products could reach lethal levels and how leaks occurred in the Bellevue Stratford Hotel during the July American Legion convention.
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Harrisburg
Pao
Leonard Bachman
Natural Resources Defense Council Inc
Environmental Protection Agency
Legiontures
DuPont Co
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford
American Legion Convention
Small Logger Warns Ban on Clear-Cutting in Texas Forests
Tyler AP reports Oliver Bass of the Oliver Bass Lumber Co testifies in federal court that banning clear-cutting in Texas four national forests would wipe out small lumber firms. Bass says selective harvesting would raise costs and force his company to close after its wood stockpile runs out, with 90 percent of wood tied to government contracts.
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TYLER
Texas
Olver Bass
Texas National
US Forest Service
US District Court
Walia Wayne Diustee
Texas Committee On Natural Resource’s
Juneton Bass
Bass
Oliver Bass Lumber Company
T Own
District weighs water well rules amid pump debate
United Press International reports High Plains Underground Water District No 1 manager Frank Rayner says proposals to curb large wells draining surrounding lands are under review and action may come after early next year. Misinterpretations delayed plans as committees review minimum acreage based siting by pumping capacity.
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United Press International
Frank Rayner
High Plains
Gowns and Coats Set For Gift Sleepwear Sale
A catalog offers shift gowns with yoked necks and bright embroidery, paired with matching long-sleeved coats. Polyester cotton blend in white or mint, sizes S M L. Prices: shift gown 10, short coat 14, long gown 12, long coat 16. Phone orders filled.
Hopi Seek 52.2 Million in Navajo Land Dispute Suits
Hopi Tribal Chairman Abbot Sekaquaptewa sues Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald in three federal suits seeking 37.2 million for denial of joint land use and 15 million for alleged overgrazing since 1972, plus royalties. Judge Walsh may decide on halving joint-use land. The case intersects 1.8 million acres near the Hopi Reservation in Arizona. Connally named Key Houstonian of the Year by Realtors board.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S
Abbott Sekaquaptewa
Peter MacDonald
US District Court
James Walsh
Tucson
Navajo and
Hopi Relocation Commission
Walsh
Connally
Houston
UPI
John B. Connally
The
Houston Board of Realtors
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