Utilities Powering Drive To Sell Less Electricity
In Fort Collins Colorado AP report Dr J H Wright of Westinghouse Environmental Systems Laboratories notes utilities have halted or reduced electricity advertising to curb demand. He cites a projected slow or downward trend in consumption this decade, contrasting with earlier growth and questioning if demand may flatten or fall as costs rise and efficiency improves.
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Westinghouse Environmental Systems Laboratories
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Westinghouse School For Environmental Management
James Lodge
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Westinghouse Board
D. C. Burnham
Imprisoned American bishop Walsh freed from China
The AP reports Roman Catholic Bishop James Edward Walsh, 79, from Cumberland Maryland, was released after nearly 12 years in Communist captivity in China. Hong Kong border officials say he appeared in fair condition and walked across the border unaided.
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Peared
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Walsh
Shanghai
Hsinhua
Peking
Hong Kong
Redmond
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Yanks Continue Search for Gen Casey Crash Site in Vietnam
American forces resumed the hunt for the wreckage of a UH1 Huey that went down in a mountain area near Saigon with Maj. Gen. George W. Casey and six others aboard. The crash, Tuesday, left no signs of life seen in the wreckage, as ground teams pressed the search after an air sighting Thursday.
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Weather outlook and recent conditions summary
Fair mild day today with tonight's low in the lower 60s. Saturday sunny and warm with highs in the upper 80s. Outlook for Sunday remains fair and warm. Yesterday's high was 73 and this morning's low 59. Only .05 inch of rain fell yesterday in the area.
Sato Rules Out Japan Taking US Military Role
Tokyo AP: Prime Minister Eisaku Sato rejects the idea that Japan will assume the U S military role in Asia after American withdrawal. He says Japan will not use armed forces beyond self defense and favors cooperation with others, while pursuing liberalized trade with the United States despite textile quota tensions tied to Mills bill.
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United States
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Pacific
Eisaku Sato
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U.S
Marcos
Sato
U.S. - Japan
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Iceland Premier and Wife Die in Cottage Fire
Iceland's premier Bjarni Benediktsson his wife and a grandson died in a blaze at the government summer cottage 40 miles from Reykjavik. A nearby priest found the fire and alerted firefighters who recovered the three bodies. Benediktsson, 62, led the Independence Party and served as premier since 1963 after Olafur Thors resigned.
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Iceland
Bjarni Benediktsson
Thingveille
Reykajavik
Benediktsson
Independence Party
Olafur Thors
Thors
Federal suits target segregated Southern schools
The Nixon administration announced a broad set of civil rights actions, with the Justice Department filing suits against Mississippi education officials and 27 school districts in three other Southern states. More cases to desegregate 76 districts are planned, as districts rush to meet a September deadline. The actions dismantle dual race based systems and demand immediate corrective action.
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Justice Department
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Leonard
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Florida
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Georgia
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North Carolina
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Department
Three Egyptian Fighters Downed Near Suez by Israeli Jets
TEL AVIV AP reports Israeli warplanes shot down three Egyptian MIG21 fighter bombers in dog fights over the Suez Canal. The Egyptian jets reportedly tried to intercept raiding Israeli aircraft targeting the northern sector of the waterway.
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