Women crew on White Mountain Apache fire line
PINETOP Ariz AP a group of all female firefighters on the White Mountain Apache Reservation explains manpower shortages led to their formation. The 18 to 28 year old single workers staff fire lines cut trees clear brush and train daily. Officials say they work as equals to men and volunteer to stay on fires.
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White Mountain Apache Reservation
Bud Mast
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Whiteriver
Miss Your Paper Rates and Delivery Details
Notice from The Odessa American outlines newspaper delivery options and prices. Home delivery in Odessa and surrounding zones costs 2.50 per month, motor route in Ector County 2.80, and mail subscription 30.00 per year with discounts for six and three month terms. Single copies are 10 cents daily and Saturday, 25 cents on Sundays.
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Odessa
Texas
East 4Th Street
Ector County
Wiretap Testimony Scheduled For Today
Justice Department attorney says he will present evidence today of possible wiretaps in Gainesville Florida as part of a federal investigation. The testimony focuses on alleged surveillance and related court actions, with officials asserting the legality and scope of the wiretapping efforts.
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Gainesville, Fla
Justice Department
Activist Trial Witness Robert Schneider Due in Court
They say the telephones of the U S attorney’s office and the judge hearing the antiwar activists trial will capture voices. Robert Schneider is set to testify, adding to the testimony array in a case that draws national attention.
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U.S. Attorney's Office
Robert Schneider
Peace Group Here To Stay
Vietnam Veterans Against the War members say they will persist after confrontations at demonstrations and a pending trial over alleged violence at the 1972 Republican National Convention. Ron Kovic, a former Marine, leads in calling for a new democracy despite government scrutiny, while others warn of outlaw status if convicted.
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Fla
VVAW
Ron Kovic
America
Kovic
Marine Corps
Vietnam
WVAW
New York City
Washington, D.C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
U.S. District Court
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Arnow
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
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Schneider
U.S
Billy Joyce
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Chareles R. Marshall Sr
Scott Camil
Reversal Routine To William O. Douglas
U S Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas visited Goose Prairie Washington after a 125 mile trip to turn on the water for his expanding pasture. Reporters noted his rough appearance and rural setting as he declined comment on the Cambodia bombing decision until seeing the court’s ruling. The interview touched on his 12 acre spread dubbed a ranch by his wife and his view that halting bombing was a constitutional duty.
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U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Cambodia
Douglas
Washington 410
Snoqualmie National Forest
Hell's End
Washington
Wheat Farmers Have Money In Pockets
OKLAHOMA CITY AP High prices and huge yields push Oklahoma wheat crop value near 500 million dollars. Research and better crop management have doubled yields since the 1920s with OSU aided fertilizer gains and new wheat varieties. Experts forecast record per acre yields though rainfall variability remains.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Crop Reporting Service
Billy Tucker
Oklahoma State University Agronomist
OSU
Tucker
Sears
Study Finds Revenue Sharing Aids Education and Tax Relief
GAO analysis of the 1972 73 revenue sharing program shows over 58 percent of identified spending went to education and 377 million to capital expenditures while much of the rest awaits designation. States say funds will ease tax pressure, enable relief or future savings, with 21 million earned in interest.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congressional Fiscal Watchdog
Unpublished report hints civilian gunfire at Kent State
Cleveland Plain Dealer pieces from unpublished eye witness accounts suggest a civilian fired on protesting students during Kent State 1970. Witnesses describe a man with a .38 revolver near National Guardsmen and a chrome plated pistol whistling one student.
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Hughes Plans Ocean Mining Venture
Billionaire Howard Hughes has invested 250 million to extract minerals from the ocean floor. A ship, Glomar Explorer, left Philadelphia to scoop 5,000 tons daily with underwater processing and a 16,000 foot depth. Mineral fields lie off California to Hawaii, with governance debates in Congress and a UN meeting in Geneva ongoing.
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Howard Hughes
Washington Post
Hughes
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Sun Ship Co
Paul Reeves
Hughes Firm
Summa, Inc
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Hawaii
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Geneva
Shultz Urges Diet Review To Fight High Food Costs
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz tells ABC that reducing food costs starts with diet changes and admits he may have eaten more than needed. He notes his awareness of the household grocery bill due to his wife’s reminders while discussing national costs.
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Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
ABC
Shultz
Pastures Aren't Bare As Cupboard Pastures Aren't Bare As Cupboard
The beef price freeze nears its end but Texas pastures remain stocked. East Texas stockmen plan to hold cattle for a better price after Sept. 12, while West and Northwest Texas expect market timing to shift after the freeze. Breeding stock demand may influence next spring's market.
Doctor's guidance on diverticulosis diet and laxatives
Dear Reader, diverticula are small herniations along the colon that may cause symptoms or remain quiet. A high bulk diet with cereal fiber helps proper bowel function, while daily chemical laxatives are discouraged. Bulk expander laxatives may aid some conditions, but long term laxative use risks dependency and a bowel training approach is preferred.
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Dr. Lamb
Mans
Denis Burkitt
Texas Ranchers Await End of Beef Price Freeze
Ranchers and farmers across Texas adopt a wait and see stance as the federal price freeze on beef nears its September 12 expiration. East Texas stockmen report many cattle ready for market may be held for higher prices next month, while West and North Texas livestockmen plan to market later in the fall. Tyler notes many East Texas ranchers delay sales awaiting better margins after the freeze ends.
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Texas
East Texas
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Smith County
Larry Pilgrim
Tyler
Pilgrim
West
Garza
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