Penny Pinching Shapes B 1 Bomber Effort Amid Budget Scrutiny
Air Force leaders and North American Rockwell executives unveil a wooden mock up of the B 1 bomber in Los Angeles as Congress pushes cost cuts. They promise $200 000 daily savings through the Innovations program and project an $292 million four year reduction while targeting a 1974 first flight and 1978 replacement of the B 52.
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Frank Macomber
Copley News Service
U.S
Los Angeles
North American
Rockwell
Air Force
Douglas T. Nelson
Nelson
Richard F. Walker
America
Walker
James Worsham
General Electric
General
New Mexico declares war on drunk drivers
In Bernalillo County seven patrol cars and 10 officers pursue drunk drivers under the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Alcohol Traffic Safety Program led by Curtis Thacher. The program runs a $1.44 million three year contract as a pilot effort to reduce alcohol related crashes amid NM officials calling the state dangerous to drive.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Sheriff’s Department
Albuquerque-Bernalillo County
Curtis T. Thatcher
ATSP
U.S. Department of Transportation
John W. Hoffman
State Traffic Safety Commission
Henry Mathews
National Safety Council
Consumer Information Desk to Aid Shoppers in Dallas
Volunteer staff from the National Retired Teachers Association and the American Association of Retired Teachers will run a consumer information desk at Texas Bank and Trust Co in Dallas. More than 40 volunteers are training to help advise and inform shoppers on consumer grievances, with desks already operating in two cities and plans for 24 more within a year.
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Dallas
Texas Bank and Trust Co
National Retired Teachers Association
American Association of Retired Teachers
Barbara Fazenbaker
Washington, D.C
Ington
Scientists Find Potential Human Cancer Virus
Los Angeles researchers report a potential human cancer virus found in human cancer cells grown in a kitten. The team aims to confirm with a months long, costly experiment requiring millions of cells and 7 500 gallons of fluid to extract the GS 1 antigen for injection into animal test subjects.
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Los Angeles
Robert Huebner
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Huebner
Robert M. McAllister
Children’s Hospital of
Murray B. Gardner
University of Southern California
NCI
Educator heads Big Thicket's supporter list
Dr. Pete Gunter, president of the Big Thicket Association and philosophy chair at North Texas State University, champions East Texas wildland. He credits Yale, Cambridge, and mentor Lance Rossier for shaping his ecological view and efforts to back the Big Thicket National Park concept.
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Denton
Tex
Texas
Big Thicket
Pete Gunter
North Texas State University
Gunter
Denton Record Chronicle
Yale
Ralph Yarborough
East Texas
Yarborough
Britain
Cambridge
Red River
Process
Paul Ehrlich
Rossier
Lance
Houston
Alabama
Tennessee
Youth Confab Aims to Propel Young Delegates
A 3000 student conference in Chicago vows to back youthful delegates to the 1972 conventions. Duane Draper of ASG says young people will pursue electoral politics if chances for success exist. The group backs a National Youth Caucus to influence nonprima ry states and push youth representation in state delegations.
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Chicago
Duane Draper
Association of Student Governments
Democratic Party
Draper
Daley
Richard J. Daley
Allan Lowenstein
New York
Americans For Democratic Action
Nixon
Lowenstein
College Communities Park
Blake Hectric Co to Build Radio Facility at Love Field
Fort Worth based Blake Hectric Co. will construct a $99,301 Doppler VHF Omni-Directional Range with distance measuring equipment at Dallas Love Field. The FAA states the facility will aid pilot navigation on departure and arrival, replacing much guidance once provided by radar controllers.
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Fort Worth
Blake Hectric Co
Dallas Love Field
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Birmingham's big hearted cop helps struggling family
Sergeant Harry L. Jones, a 17 year Birmingham officer, gave food to a needy mother with five children while the drunk father, in dire straits, disrupted their home. Jones plans further help including rehab and social aid, with police and Fraternal Order of Police arranging Christmas support for the kids.
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Jones
Poe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Fraternal Order of Police
Economic forces push world toward giant trading blocs
Washington reports that massive shifts push toward four or five giant blocs focused on the European Community, the United States, Japan, the Soviet Union and possibly China. Theodore Geiger of the National Planning Association cites preferential agreements, enlarging EC membership, and U.S. protectionism as key drivers, risking friction and new blocs.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
China
Theodore Geiger
National Planning Association
Geiger
Europe
Mediterranean
Near East
Community Nations
United Kingdom
Denmark
Ireland
Norway
Community of
Sweden
Switzerland
Finland
Iceland
Western
Black Africa
U. S
European Community
U.S
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Mathews
Hoffman
Consumer ‘Gripe’ Center
Association
Lance Rossier
Birmingham
Ala
Harry L. Jones
YMCA
Asia
The
Pacific
Africa
Latin America
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