Project Concluded From Page One Mose Against a Billion-Dollar Buzz Saw
The California article argues the state may miss a Supreme Court test under the bill but would pursue action yearly for funds to block the project. Arizona’s John R. Murdock notes the bill requires suit in the Supreme Court within six months of enactment. The committee then argues California’s failure to act within the time limit.
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Supreme Court
Arizona
Engle
Iman John R. Murdock
California
Senate
Murdock
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Hat Quest for Auctioneer Role Sparks Weekend Bid
A parent notes his six year old’s habit of role play with hats and plans to find a suitable head covering for Friday night auction duties at KOY radio. The piece teases whether the car auctioneer will wear a hat and how costume shapes performance.
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Daniel Boone
2Nd Ave
W. van Buren
Kentucky
Smith
Arizona California water dispute hearings adjourned for weekend
At a congressional hearing on the Colorado River dispute Arizona and California leaders clash over water rights and the role of the Supreme Court. Udall urges timely action to preserve Arizona’s resources while Murdock notes past delays and militia action connected to Parker Dam. Testimony resumes Monday as farmers and lawyers await next speakers.
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Udall
Arizona
Supreme Court
Yorty
Parker
Los Angeles
California
Colorado River
Murdock
Greyhound Wage Talks Stall Over Wages and Perks
Negotiations over pay at Greyhound stalled on wage scales and collateral issues including holiday pay and callbacks. Long distance drivers seek a 1.6 cent per mile rise or $2 hourly gain with a $16.48 daily minimum, while local drivers push for $2.06 per hour and the same $16.48 minimum. Station workers earn from $177.80 to $314.30 monthly in Class A stations, with Class B tops at $288.30. union seeks abolition of class distinctions and a $252 to $388.50 range.
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Greyhound
Arizona Weather Outlook Dampens Irrigation Prospects
Snowfall across Flagstaff Payson and Prescott brought one half inch and about one fourth inch respectively. The Reno Ranger and Sunflower Ranger Stations tracked the moisture as unsettled weather continues into early next week. Jurwitz warns the chances of significant moisture from snow or heavy rains waning by mid March and are over by mid April.
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Horseshoe Dam
Mormon /Flat
Childs
Irving
Fossil Springs Intake
Reno
Sunflower Ranger Station
Flagstaff
Payson
Prescott
Arizona
Jurwitz
Fire destroys two buildings in Seymour district
A $400,000 blaze leveled two three story brick structures and damaged a third in Seymour Indiana business district early today. Square footage and the exact cause were not disclosed. No injuries were reported, and investigators surveyed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
Sherman Arrives In Paris For Talks
Adm. Forrest P. Sherman, United States chief of naval operations, arrives in Paris for conferences with Gen. Eisenhower on naval aspects of the North Atlantic Defense Organization. They will discuss strategic defense of the Mediterranean and Britain hopes a British admiral commands.
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Paris
INS
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Dutch Volunteers Sail To Korea Using UN Battalion
The army information service reported 150 volunteers will sail March 19 to reinforce the Dutch battalion serving with United Nations forces in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Netherlands
Army Information Service
United Nations
Korea
Military payroll holdup recovered three seized in Texas
The $33,000 payroll stolen Wednesday in Wichita Falls has been found intact in the car of William G. McNeeley. Airman Corporal John Joe Hersch and Gradon Arnold Miller, identified as the gunman, are jailed or in custody in Oklahoma. Bonds set at $15,000. Miller and McNeeley admit involvement. Hersch denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Air Force
John Joe Hersch
del Norte
Colo
Gradon Arnold Miller
Rush Springs
Okla
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miller
William G. McNeeley
FBI
McNeeley
Hersch
Oklahoma
H. O. Hawkins
Dallas
Hawkins
Ray D. Harwood
Sheppard Air Force Base
Bidault Fails Queuille Gets Cabinet Call
Paris March 2 Former Premier Henri Queuille agreed to form a new French government after Georges Bidault admitted he could not win support from major parties for a government under his direction. Queuille, 67, heads the Radical Socialist Party as urgency mounted ahead of the Big Four foreign ministers talks in Paris. Bidault, leader of the Popular Republican Party, announced his failure less than a day after appointment as premier designate.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
Georges Bidault
France
Queuille
Radical Socialist Party
Bidault
Popular Republican Party
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