Western Governors Debate Pollution At Utah Retreat
At a Western Governors conference in Park City Utah officials discussed air pollution solid waste disposal and water contamination. Kerry Mulligan California Water Resources chief warned about drugs seeping into San Diego’s groundwater while others urged vigilance against rising pollution as cities grow and smog persists.
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Student Workers Assigned Posts at Hardin-Simmons
Hardin-Simmons University student workers spend summer duties in churches and church camps across Texas and beyond. Ronnie Hill at Faith Baptist Church Iowa Park Derrel Monday at Lamar Street Baptist Church Wichita Falls Annette Lockett one of three at Camp Hope July 2031 Cheryl Barham at First Baptist Church Ralls About 30 students serve in Texas and other states up from 15 last year per Marshall Walker director of the Office of Religious Activities.
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Pastor Willard Teague to Speak on Ivory Coast Slides
The Rev. Willard Teague, newly appointed Assemblies of God missionary to the Ivory Coast, will present slides at 7:30 p.m. at Westmoreland Assembly of God Church in Oklahoma. He, reared in Skellytown and educated at SAG College Waxahachie, Brite Divinity, and Phillips Enid, plans to serve with his wife in West Africa after serving previously as an Assembly of God pastor in Healdton.
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Typewriter Theft Reported Here
Police investigated the theft of a $99.50 typewriter from Campus Building 2412 13th St late Monday or early Tuesday. They also probed two burglaries and noted multiple losses including four suits five shirts and a tape recorder valued at $550 reported by Mack Pherber of 3509 49th St and missing items from Preston Hicks of 2015 Auburn St Space 51.
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Armistice for Mafia Probe Brings Temporary Truce
UPI Life Magazine reporter Dave Chandler and the Louisiana Mafia Investigating Committee announce a 10 day armistice. Chandler may attend an informal conference in Baton Rouge with no transcript. Subpoenas are withdrawn for 10 days, with a potential public hearing later.
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Administration stirs food furor over additives policy
Nixon aides map legislative strategy to erase the law prohibiting cancer causing food additives. HEW officials warned, and Charles Edwards and others pressed Veneman for a delay as Richardson awaits Senate confirmation. Robert Finch supported changing the law after cyclamate removal last October.
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Texas Supreme Court to hear obscenity law challenge
The Texas Supreme Court will review the 1969 obscenity law used in the seizure of the film What ever happened to Stud Flame. Attorney General Crawford Martin seeks to overturn a Wichita Falls district judge ruling that the law is unconstitutional. Friedman argues the law is unconstitutional for failing to distinguish public and private distribution and for allowing warrants before a hearing. The case centers on whether the Divne Arts Theatre can be enjoined from showing the film and related material.
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Penn Central Chief Aims to Make Railroad Profitable
Paul A. Gorman, named chairman and chief executive, says his priority is profitability by cutting unprofitable passenger service while preserving commuter lines. He rejects claims of forced removal of Stuart Saunders and notes board decisions drive management changes.
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HIP group in Nashville crusades against hard drugs
Thirty seven youths and adults from the Human Improvement Project travel by aging green bus from Atlanta to Nashville to speak against hard narcotics. The group interacts with downtown crowds while aiming to reduce drug use among all ages, noting marijuana is not their focus and predicting legalization may come for some drugs. The Salvation Army provided meals and the group visited Centennial Park’s Parthenon during the stay.
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Italy Provinces Endorse Center Left Growth Amid Turmoil
Delayed provincial returns show Rumor's center left coalition gaining 58.5 percent to 26.8 percent for the Communists. Republicans and Unitarian Socialists rise while Christian Democrats slip. observers deem a stable government likely and moderate reform favored despite ongoing strikes.
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