Water Board May Deny Marriott Park Sewer Need
Virginia State Water Control Board appears ready to deny Prince William County’s request for 350000 gallons daily of extra sewage treatment capacity to serve Marriott Corp’s 35 million Great America amusement park. The move aligns with the Occoquan policy limiting regional plant allocations and could doom the park’s plans.
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U N Security Council opens Latin America session in Panama
In Panama City the United Nations Security Council begins a weeklong session in Latin America to discuss the Panama Canal era issues. Omar Torrijos Aquilino Boyd and Kurt Waldheim will speak as US critics push anti colonial and independence agendas. John Scali arrives as Nixon’s UN envoy to participate in the talks.
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Kurt Waldheim
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Chile
Kennecott Cooper
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Nixon
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White House
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Shultz and Brandt Begin Talks on Dollar Crisis
In Bonn Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz meets Chancellor Willy Brandt and other West German leaders ahead of a Paris finance ministers conference. They discuss the dollar crisis, trade talks, and basic reform of the world monetary system. The Bonn talks precede an expected Market linked currency move and a major discussion of monetary troubles.
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George P. Shultz
Willy Brandt
Paris
Shultz
U.S
Brandt-Shultz
Washington
William P. Rogers
Helmut Schmidt
Paul A. Volcker
Hans Friderichs
Moscow
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Henry Kissinger
Volcker
Brussels
Sonnenfeldt
U. S
Martin Hillenbrand
Dollar dips in London and Zurich trading
In London and Zurich the dollar weakened against the pound and Swiss franc. By midmorning the pound stood at 2.4679 dollars up from 2.4645 previously, while in Zurich the dollar opened at 3.230 francs and later edged to 3.235. Dealers cited reduced trading volume and profit taking as drivers of the slight decline.
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Blizzard Delays Wounded Knee Talks Amid Cold Siege
Negotiations between the federal government and the occupation force at Wounded Knee stalled by a severe blizzard. Dennis Banks and Russell Means said they could endure three days on current rations despite medicine needs. Justice Department says observers will deliver food and supplies, but leaders accuse officials of delaying. Snow and 50 mph winds halted activity on Pine Ridge as miltants remain encamped.
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Russell Means
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Jack Hushen
National Council of Churches
American Indian Movement
Senate Hearing on Death Penalty Eyed by Congress
Senate Judiciary subcommittee plans early hearings on Nixon urged death penalty legislation and mandatory prison terms for heroin traffickers as part of a broad criminal code overhaul. McClellan and Hruska back the proposals, with hearings possibly rescheduled soon after a lull due to FBI director nominees.
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John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
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Hruska
Supreme Court
Seawater sodium content in a cubic mile noted
A cubic mile of seawater holds about 49 500 000 tons of sodium on average.
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