Polluter of Ich Is Known As E Seen In Early Parts
A fragment notes a polluter identified as E and references early parts of a report. It mentions 94 newly found items and marks a cave-related finding, but lacks full context or locations.
22 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
1
A fragment notes a polluter identified as E and references early parts of a report. It mentions 94 newly found items and marks a cave-related finding, but lacks full context or locations.
The Universal Chapter House at the Casa Linda Motel near the Gallup police station offers free coffee, counseling and eight rent free rooms for problem drinkers. Organizers led by Eriadho and Ball aim to help families and provide a central contact for emergency aid while collaborating with the Gallup Inter Agency Alcoholism Coordination Committee. A sober resident cited in the piece recalls giving up a $2000 monthly job to seek recovery after a hospital stay and doctors urged caution.
Brezhnev warns Europe faces dangers from an accelerating arms race at a dinner with French President Giscard d Estaing at the Elysee Palace. He cites propaganda and bellicose circles as drivers and urges decisive disarmament with international controls.
Karen Anne Quinlan, 23, still near death in Morris Plains New Jersey, 13 months after a court ordered removal of life support. Her parents, Joseph and Julia Quinlan, and family priest Rev. Thomas Trapassa performed last rites as doctors report her condition has deteriorated. spokesperson Paul Armstrong notes no comment on imminent death while acknowledging ongoing decline.
Officials report the La Mesa fire near Los Alamos growing calmer as 1,300 firefighters reduced the blaze to about 60 percent contained by Tuesday night. Containment target by Thursday morning would allow demobilization. losses exceed 13 million dollars with firefighting costs near 75 thousand.
The Turquoise Inn in San Juan County had its liquor license suspended after a formal hearing found maintenance of a public nuisance. Edgar L. Lake Jr. was fined 2500 dollars and the six month suspension was upheld by District Court Judge Bruce Kaufman. The final order was expected today pending any further appeal.
Navajo Chairman Peter MacDonald, leader of CERT, announces a third effort by CERT to meet Arab oil nations. He says the goal is to learn how Arabs resisted foreign exploitation and to renegotiate energy leases for about 22 tribes holding uranium coal oil and gas.
Mountain Bell asks the New Mexico Corporation Commission to approve a plan adding a 20 cent directory assistance charge for extra calls, plus franchise tax pass-ons, realigned service charges and a new business equipment pricing concept. The hearing is set for July 5 to review the proposal aiming for an 11.7 percent rate of return. The plan would exempt handicapped callers and calls from coin phones hotels and hospitals. It would also introduce charges for prewiring outlets and tailor equipment packages for businesses.
Two barbers Willard Cadell and Gary Chitwood will run the new Trade Mart Barber Shop opening in five days. The enterprise promises ready service for local shoppers and mentions a tie barbershop setup as part of the opening.
Calculations based on government data show the Carter admin proposal would deliver more fiscal relief to rural South and West states like North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming and Kentucky than to industrial regions such as New York New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania. New York and New Jersey welfare officials will meet with HEW staff to discuss potential impacts and refinements ahead of final rollout.
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