Air Force plans to burn 2.3 million gallons of Orange in US
The Air Force proposes to incinerate 2.3 million gallons of the defoliant Orange in Texas or Illinois as part of an environmental impact statement. The plan, valued at $16.9 million, would occur at Deer Park Texas or Sauger Illinois with 30 day agency comment and potential public hearings if controversy arises.
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Washington
Air Force
Texas
Illinois
Vietnam
Mississippi
Deer Park
Tex
Sauger
Ill
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Associated Press
Environmental Protection Agency
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Nader suit targets milk price raise linked to campaign money
Consumer group led by Ralph Nader sues to overturn the 6 percent milk support price hike approved by the Nixon administration. The suit alleges congressional pressure and campaign contributions influenced the decision, citing about 186000 in contributions to 63 lawmakers and 300000 to Nixon groups. The suit seeks to void the price increase from 4.66 to 4.93 per hundredweight and halt related payments to farmers.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Nixon
Congress
Republican Party
White House
U.S. District Court
Nader
Agriculture Department
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Trust For Agricultural Political Education
Associated Milk Producers Inc
House
Judge threatens to bar news media in Berrigan case
In Harrisburg, Judge R Dixon Herman warned he may bar media from jury voir dire and keep proceedings secret to protect an unbiased jury in the Philip Berrigan conspiracy trial. Seventy-five potential jurors were reduced to 82 after the first day as coverage begins.
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Berrigan
Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
U. S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
Associated Press
United Press International
FTC seeks breakup of four major cereal makers
The FTC proposes to divest assets and split Kellogg General Mills General Foods and Quaker Oats after alleging a 30 year monopoly in the ready to eat cereal market. The four control about 91 percent of U S cereal sales and would have 60 days to respond before final action and possible court appeal.
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Michael J. Reilly
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Federal Trade Commission
Kellogg Co
General Mills, Inc
General Foods Corp
Quaker Oats Co
Tion
Kellogg
FTC
Commission
General Mills
General Foods
United States
Barstow Social Roundup Notes Community Center Events
Barstow residents gather for Christmas visits and a Jan 18 Tupperware party at the Community Center with demonstrations. Local birthdays, voting registrations, visits from Midland El Paso Pecos and Kerrville residents are recorded along with club meetings and hospital news.
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M.A. Allen
Joe Ospurn
B.J. Walters
Wink
Sandra Elrod Bishop
Pecos
John Lanehart
Forrest Walker
Barstow
First Christian Church of
John Burkholder
Wendell Nichols
Stacy Bratcher
Josie Crider
Ruth Hallard
W. E. Knowles
Natha Gillis
J.E. Echols
Carl Willman
Elizabeth Felts
Cinnamon Longbine
North Texas traffic forecast awaits mass transit plan
Dr Gordon Shunk of the Woorhees Company says heavy congestion will persist until a workable mass transit system is ready, unlikely before 1990. The plan combines a convention system with buses a rapid rail link and a small vehicle network like Airtrans at Dallas Fort Worth Airport. The study examines 102 vehicle types, costs 1.275 million dollars with two thirds federal funding, final report due in over a year.
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Dallas
North Texas
Gordon Shunk
Woorhees Co
McLean
North Central Council of Governments
Dallas-Fort Worth
Airtrans
Shunk
U.N. Debt Crises Tests Nixon Aid and Public Stance
Secretary General Waldheim seeks $20 million from U.N. members to ease debt and restore confidence in the world body. The Nixon administration remains aloof while signaling sympathy for fiscal reform, blaming other states for past failures to pay their shares. Waldheim visited Washington after meetings with Nixon, Rogers, and lawmakers, but U.S. officials say they will wait for broader member responses before acting.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Wallheim
William P. Rogers
U.N
Waldheim
State Department
Charles Bray
U.S
Bray
Soviet Union
France
United States
Wich
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Walter Burkholder
Bessie Lu
Larry Steenman
Daryl
San Antonio
Lee
Aileen Burkholder
David
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Linda
el Paso
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Bruce Ryan
Nancy Wilson
Kay Jenson Otholt
Elva Abila
Paul Allen
Charles Dyer
Kathryn Freeland
Troy Lynn Wolf
Clay McCloud
David Alridge
John B
Betty Jo) Allgood
Justice of Peace Office
Jim Trott
Midland
J. Echols
Sherri Goode
Jerry
Tinka) Anderson
Sherri
Tinka
Ysleta
UTEP
Capt. Anderson
Viet Nam
T.B. Pruett
Kerrville
Carrie Black
Janice
Vernard Orr
Nan Majors
Shine Avary
St. Joseph Hospital
Roy Hollis
Alpine
Hollis
Presidio
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Barney LuRyan
Gladys Burkholder
Gladys
Oran Mahaffey
Ronnie Ryan
Eula Echols
Edna Earl Crofford
Jarrell Crofford
Kermit
Marion Morelan
Lillian Sheek
Edythe Hodgett
Ellea Gibson
Jones Mays
Josephine Upchurch
Belle Hummel
Theresa Walker
Barney Lu Ryan
Lillian
Edwin Sheek
Mildred Jenson
Gussie Rushing
Barney Lu
Bridge Club
Iva Wadley
W.L. Fuller
Madge Conger
Bob Faulkner
Frances Manuel
Thelma Northcutt
Marion Russell
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