Why U S gold mining struggles amid high demand
The article explains that despite European demand, U S gold mining remains unprofitable due to fixed $35 an ounce pricing since 1934, rising mining costs, and a shrinking domestic industry. It notes Homestake Mining and Carlin Mining dominate production, with surface mining cheaper and new techniques still not overcoming the price-cost squeeze. Domestic demand and world stock levels further complicate expansion.
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U.S
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U.S. Treasury
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Congress
U.S. Geological Survey
Carlin Mining Co
Nevada
Homenstake
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Coffee honoring Ben Barnes set for next Wednesday in Lubbock
Lubbock county group plans a 10 a.m. coffee at In Town Inn to honor Speaker Ben Barnes, a candidate for lieutenant governor. The event is hosted by Lubbock County Friends of Ben Barnes and is part of local political activity.
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House of Representatives
Ben Barnes
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Lubbock County
UT Student Body Rejects Free Birth Control Pill Bill
The University of Texas House of Delegates defeated a bill by Doyle Niemann 104 to 19. The measure would have allowed free and unrestricted distribution of birth control pills to any student at the Student Health Center. The current policy leaves pill requests to the physician in charge.
Parachute Warehouse Burns at Fort Bragg
A fire at Fort Bragg destroyed a parachute storage warehouse causing about 1 million dollars in damages. Fire crews from Bragg Pope Air Force Base Spring Lake and nearby communities battled the blaze for two hours.
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Pope Air Force Base
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Brownsville Officials Seize Local Poverty Agency Amid Threats
Cameron County commissioners voted to take over Community Projects, Inc. after a leaked report quoted CCCP Director Ray Ramon threatening resignation. Ramon criticized the move, saying the takeover could invite political patronage, while supporters argued for local control.
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Cameron County
Cameron County Community Projects, Inc
CCCF
Office of Economic Opportunity
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CCCP
Ray Ramon
Johnny Cavazos
Brownaville
Commis
Sioners
Guy Leggett
Harlingen
Adolph Thomas
San Benito
Oscar C. Dancy
Port Isabel
Ted Haunt
Ramon
Harlingen Valley
Haneter
Four Charged In Robbery Death at Sudan Home
Four area residents face assault and robbery charges linked to the March 3 beating of John Everett Knox, a 71 year old Sudan man who died after being robbed of 400 dollars. Charged are Richard Duan Rush 22 Muleshoe Cecil Lee Mooney 23 Sudan Odell Howard 19 Muleshoe and John Hall 18 Muleshoe. Hall posted a 5000 dollar bond. others remain jailed awaiting autopsy updates.
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Lamb County
Dick Dyer
Richard Duan Rush
Cecil Lee Mooney
Odell Howard
John Hall
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Knox
Littefield
Dyer
Lubbock
Six new members join Texas Institute of Letters
The Texas Institute of Letters named six new members: Bal Pepeat Tos Leta in Washington, Willie Morris of New York City, Marshall Terry of Edwin Shrake of Austin, and BE Dale of Norman Oklahoma. Each is an author with multiple works and awards. The institute has offered annual awards since 1939 for Texas authors.
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Austin
Texas Institute of Letters
Texas
Joe B. Frantz
Bal PoPeat
Terry
Tom Northway
Shrake
Blessed McGill
Dale
Teepee
Prairie Schooner
Cow Country
Cross Timbers
North Texas
Institute of Letters
Seaway Allows Ocean Ships From Atlantic to Midwest
Bypassing the St Lawrence rapids and Niagara Falls the Seaway allows large ocean going vessels to travel from the Atlantic Ocean to Chicago and Duluth linking seaboard ports with the Midwest.
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Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence Seaway
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House Rules Committee Consideration of Civil Rights Bill
Democratic leaders sent a resolution to the Rules Committee to move a Senate civil rights bill toward a House vote. GOP opposition, led by Gerald R Ford, urged a House Senate Conference for changes. Southern Democrats backed sending the measure to appropriate committees for action.
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Rules Committee
White House
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GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
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House Senate Conference Committee
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Fe Hone
Judiciary Committee
Earl
Radue
Democrats
William M. McCulloch
Albert
Indian surgeon offered heart for transplant after donor dies
Dr. P K Sen, who did Asia's first heart transplant, received a qualified offer of a heart for a future transplant after the donor's death. The donor stipulated the heart must not go to any politician, Sen said.
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India
P.K. Sen
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