Secrecy Rules for Industrial Discharge Permits
Washington AP report notes federal plan to issue thousands of pollution permits with public access barred. Officials say the system compares permits to standards while secrecy hides exact input and output data from public scrutiny.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
White House
Fitzsimmons poised for five year Teamsters presidency
Frank E. Fitzsimmons gains near total support at the Teamsters convention toward a five year term as chief. He wins a $125,000 salary and a $2 monthly dues hike for two million members, to fund $5 million yearly strike benefits and services. Opponent Theodore Daley protests the pay and spending control as Fitzsimmons assumes power after Hoffa resignation.
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Fla
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
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Fitzsimmons
Theodore Daley
Daley
James R. Hoffa
Lewisburg
Washington
U. S. Parole Board
Hoffa
Yonkers
N. Y
Jimmy Hoffa
Einar Mohn
Drought Eases in parts of South Texas but Persists Elsewhere
Texas climatologist Robert Orton said drought weakened in South Texas after 3 to 9 inches of rain near the Winter Garden area. He noted Palmer drought severity improved from minus 4.4 to minus 2.7, while parts of the state remain in extreme or moderate drought with forecast rainfall patterns and regional variations.
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South Texas
Pecos
Winter Garden
Texas
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Orton
National Weather Service
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Rio Grande
Low Plains
Trans-Pecos
Upper Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Governor and Democratic Leader Face SEC Probe Over Stock Profits
The SEC questions Governor Preston Smith and Democratic leader Elmer Baum in a civil suit alleging illegal manipulation of National Bankers Life stock. Depositions cover profits from 1969 trades funded by Sharpstown Bank loans, with multiple lawmakers named and a pending Aug. 30 hearing.
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Austin
Elmer Baum
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Baum
SEC
National Bankers Life
Sharpstown State Bank of Houston
Preston Smith
U.S. Dist
Sarah Hughes
NBL
Smith
House
Gus Mutscher
W. S. Heatly
Paducah
House Appropriations Committee
Rush McGinty
Mutscher
Dallas
Frank Sharp
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Heatley
Heatly
SEC Examiners
McGinty
U.S. Forces Land 1500 South Vietnamese Troops in Cambodia
U S helicopters delivered 1500 South Vietnamese troops into Cambodia's Parrot's Beak area for a new push against North Vietnamese bases. The operation aims to trap sapper units, disrupt communications, and slow infiltration toward South Vietnam as monsoon conditions rise.
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Saigonap
U. S
Parrot’s Beak
Cambodia
Saigon
Svay Rieng
Phnom Penh-Saigon
Kompong Trach
Nguyen van Minh
3Rd
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
South Vietnam
Minh
Saigon- Phnom Penh
Minha
Jensen
Diphtheria Cases Increase in San Antonio
The diphtheria tally in San Antonio rose to 32 cases in 1971 with two new infections reported, one child dead this year and three total deaths last year. Over 140,000 people have received boosters since June 5 as health officials urge 250,000 more to get boosted to avert a repeat epidemic. One new patient is a 10 year old boy from a low income housing project. the age of the other patient is not immediately available.
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San Antonio
Suit frustrates Nixon's business tax break plan
A consumer lawsuit in Washington challenges President Nixon's liberalized depreciation rules intended to spur business investment. The suit claims unconstitutional bypass of Congress and may delay or invalidate the tax breaks, though Treasury officials say investments may still proceed. The case cites Nader Common Cause and others and notes projected 1971 business spending remains subdued.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Treasury
John S. Nolan
Congress
Ralph Nader
Common Cause
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
United Automobile Workers
Henry S. Reuss
Dwis
Ramon L. Posel
Jenkintown
Court martial faces airman for protest
Air Force Captain Thomas Culver faces court martial at Lakenheath England for protest action against the Vietnam War. Proceedings focus on alleged disobedience and conduct unbecoming an officer during duty.
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Lakenheath
England
Britain
Air Force
Thomas Culver
U. S
Wiesbaden
West Germany
Culver
3Rd Air Force
Arabs and Israelis clash on two fronts near Tel Aviv
Arab guerrillas and Israeli forces clashed on two fronts amid village searches for rocket attackers who killed two and wounded twenty near Tel Aviv. A Syria origins rocket attack hit Petah Tikvah, damaging a hospital and a school. Curfews were imposed and suspects rounded up as the fighting continued.
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Tel Aviv
Syria
Golan Heights
Zarit
Petah Tikvah
Senate backs Conquest of Cancer Agency plan
The Senate approved creating a standalone Conquest of Cancer Agency reporting to the president with a budget up to 1 billion dollars annually by 1976, aiming to unify cancer research beside the NIH. Opponents fear a breakup of NIH and cosmetic change, while supporters call the step essential to final breakthroughs.
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Senate
House
Kennedy
Nixon
NIH
Cancer Institute
Congress
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