Gasification costs eyed to fuel coal gas plans through 2000
The American Gas Association projects the natural gas industry will invest about 126.2 billion dollars to develop conventional and supplementary gas supplies by 2000, with 60.3 billion for coal gasification. It forecasts 2 plants by 1985, rising to 44 by 2000, and notes federal loan guarantees could enable early construction.
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J.W. ‘Schomisch
New York, N.Y
Eastern Bureau
American Gas Association
AGA
Department of Energy
HELP program seeks clients for rural job training in Farmington
Farmington HELP office head Mrs. Andy Howe says the HOME Education and Livelihood Program has plenty of employers but few clients, hampered by transportation gaps. The program funds 12 week trainings with local firms and offers half wages split with employers, aiming to place agricultural workers into nonfarm roles.
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John Orr
Farmington
Cine Bureau
HELP
Andy Howe
New Mexico
Artesia
Belen
Espanola
Deming
San Juan
McKinley
Gallup
Howe
Public Health Service
Navajo Reservation
Navajo Migrant Workers Council
Navajo Agricultural Products ‘Industries
NAPI
Navajo Community College
Shiprock
Bureau of ‘Indian’ ‘Affairs
Crownpoint
Farmington Help Office
Navajo Exception In Indian Jurisdiction Shocks Law View
New Mexico officials assert state authority on reservations despite a Supreme Court ruling that tribes lack power over non Indians. Navajo police cross deputized as state police under a special law remain the sole exception. Deputies say state rights extend to non Indians on state roads, while calls for broader tribal jurisdiction face opposition and legislative review.
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Larry Calloway
Santa FE
U.S. Supreme Court
New Mexico
High Court
Congress
Steve Lagomarsino
Lagomarsino
Thomas Dunigan
Dunigan
United States
Larry Coughenour
Coughenour
Mexico
Cross
Deloria
Oil Men Air Data Clash Over EPA Science
The American Petroleum Institute accuses the EPA of suppressing data justifying air quality standards. The EPA denies the charge, says the study is unfinished, and that results will be shared with API when ready. The dispute highlights Washington debates between energy producers and environmental protectors amid no national energy environmental balance consensus. The quarrel began after API learned of an EPA contract with Paul R. Zimmerman to study pollution sources.
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Washington
American Petroleum Institute
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
API
Pet‘roleum Institute
Environmental Agency
Washington State University
Paul R. Zimmerman
Death Notices Nora Cowboy and others listed on page 6
Obituaries brief listing Nora Cowboy Frank Caviggia Franklin Macias Donald Sieck and Hannah Vandever among deaths reported on page 6 with notices carried for each individual in the newspaper’s final section.
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Nora Cowboy
Frank Caviggia
Franklin Macias
Donald Sieck
Hannah Vandever
Witches Haunt Gallup Streets as Halloween Cautionary Advice
Gallup police chief warns parents to guard against hazards on Halloween night. Advice includes check costumes for visibility and flammability, keep kids in well lit areas 6 to 9 p.m., cross only at corners, and patrol neighborhoods. Tips cover lighting, pets indoors, yard safety, and supervising candy. Also notes a local English comedy event at Elks Lodge.
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Gallup
Frank Gonzales
Gonzales
Blasting Planned on Carbon Coal Land Near Gallup
A legal notice states blasting will start November 6 and run to January 31, 1979 on Carbon Coal land northwest of Gallup. Blasts occur daily 11 15 a.m. to 3 15 p.m. with five five second warning sirens and a 30 second all clear after each blast. Access is controlled by signs and blasting personnel during detonations.
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Gallup
Gallup Independent
Dollar Weakens Worldwide as Markets Lose Confidence
Currency dealers warn on potential further dollar drop as it falls against the West German mark and French franc, with Tokyo and European exchanges showing renewed pressure. Gold climbs amid uncertainty while officials debate anti inflation policy and possible U S monetary actions to support the dollar.
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London
Tokyo
Zurich
Switzerland
Carter
United States
U.S. Federal Reserve
International
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Mark Lennihan
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Ramond Buck
Geraldine Woodman
Laura Mosher
Verna Watchman
David Greenberg
New York Times
Ginger
Plaza
Raymond Talamante
Andrea Talamante
Jimmy Villanueva
My Porch
Eddie Chavez
Nthony Y Escaiedars
Lawrence Villanu Me
Ni le
J Antoinette
William. Douglas
Aew. Strong
Elks Lodge
Jane's Fashions
Flower Worl Jewel 'S Restaurant
Elks Clubs
Carbon
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