NATO help sought in energy research
A U S environmental adviser urged NATO CCMS to pursue cooperative solar and geothermal energy programs. Russell Train said exchanges, demonstrations, and tech assessments could expand these sources, noting limited U S funding and stronger solar applications in Mediterranean Europe. A long unrelated 1733 hurricane wrecked 17 Spanish ships carrying vast treasure.
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Washington
U.S
Day
NATO
Russell Train
U.S. Council On Environmental Quality
Ottawa
Canada
NATO Committee On the Challenges of Modern Society
CCMS
Train
United States
Mediterranean
Europe
North America
NATO Committee
Florida Keys
Havana
Royal Treasury
Madrid
Aliens' road to opportunity ends in deportation
In a Texas detention center near Los Fresnos, illegal aliens live in green and white buildings behind barbed wire. Guards and friendly officials oversee up to 300 detainees awaiting voluntary departure or deportation to Mexico, with some paying up to 300 dollars to reach the U.S. Midwest for work. Many cross the Rio Grande seeking farm or industrial jobs.
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Gary Garrison
Associated Press
Los Fresnos
Tex
United States
Leon Hattenbach
U. S. Immigration Service Detention Center
Mexico
U.S. Midwest
Rio Grande
Hattenbach
Nicaragua
Matamoros
Brownsville
U.S. Border Patrol
Alice
San Pedro
Calif
Texas
el Paso
el Centro
Cameron County
San Luis Potosi
Briscoe backs bill to cut Texas car insurance costs
Gov. Dolph Briscoe endorses a compromise rate bill for Texas car insurance. The measure, to be heard by the House Insurance Committee, would allow rate deviations with board approval, aiming to lower costs while preserving consumer protections. It contrasts with Cavness rate competition plans and involves board oversight for financial soundness and fairness.
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Austin, Tex
Dolph Briscoe
House
Briscoe
Surance
Texas
House Insurance Committee
Don Cavness
D-Austin
Cavness
Joe Christie
el Paso
Insurance Board
Ben Bynum
Mauze
Senate
Ned Price
Price
Christie
Chrisie
Preston Smith
McCord testimony fed by Liddy not direct knowledge say
McCord's lawyer Bernard Fensterwald argues the Watergate convict lacks direct evidence that any high level Nixon campaign figure knew of plans to wiretap the Democratic HQ. He noted most of McCord's information came from Liddy who has refused grand jury questioning. Fensterwald said McCord testified 2 1/2 hours and may lead to further indictments.
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Washington
James W. McCord
Nixon
Democratic
Bernard W. Fensterwald
McCord
G. Gordon Liddy
Committee For
Liddy
Senate
White House
Watergate
H. R. Haldeman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Fensterwald
Grand Jury
Miami
E. Howard Hunt
Kenneth Wells Parkinson
Sawmill Town project approved loan for movie set
Sen. John Tower announced the Small Business Administration approved a $350 000 loan to Newdeveco Inc in Newton to build Sawmill Town U S A a tourist attractIon. Clint Hines president says a sawmill and logging mill town will be recreated for a movie set and to give tourists a view of an oldtime sawmill town.
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Austin, Tex
John Tower
Small Business Administration
Newdeveco, Inc
Newton
U.S.A
Clint Hines
Space experts watch for Soviet space station milestone
Space engineers in Houston await word on Salute 2 as the Soviet Union launches an unmanned orbiting station. Officials discuss possible docking issues, mechanical problems, or delays while remembering Salute 1’s fatal reentry incident.
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Space Center
Houston
Soviet Union
U.S
Space Laboratory
Space Agency
Soviet Orbiting Laboratory
Earth
Moscow
American Space Laboratory
Nation wide emergency medical system urged
A national program will spend 15 million dollars over two years to create an emergency medical communications system with a national easy to remember telephone number. The NAS and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation will fund 50 projects across the country to aid county and city governments hospitals ambulance services and related groups.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Crash program urged to develop synthetic petroleum substitute
A House Science Committee task force urged a crash program to create a synthetic coal gas as a petroleum substitute and an annual 1 billion dollar boost in energy research. They called for White House agency coordination, tax breaks for power firms, and shared funding to raise total energy research to 2.5 to 3 billion dollars annually by mid-1980s.
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Washington
House
House Science Committee
Mike McCormack
D-Wash
America
White House
Cattle near-epidemic tetany hits Missouri and Kansas
Veterinarians report a tetany outbreak in Southwest Missouri and Southeast Kansas driven by cold wet weather. Low blood magnesium after calves are born raises death rates, with 20 to 30 head lost in some large herds. Ranchers are urged to supplement pasture with hay and a magnesium rich mineral feed. Early veterinary action within hours improves survival chances.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Taylor Woods
Woods
University of Missouri Extension Office
Harrisonville
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Red Cross
State Insurance Board
New York
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Cicely Tyson
Sounder
David E. Rogers
Princeton, N.J
NAS
Philip Handler
Sacramento
California
William E. Mayer
Mayer
State Department of Health
Vietnam
Korea
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