Pollution in Grand Canyon Crowds River Floats Increase
The Grand Canyon faces overuse as river floats grow with rubber rafts from 3 to 10 days trips. Park service halts new commercial river permits and closes four campsites for sanitation gaps. A cleanup by Western River Guides Association is planned July 13 to clear beaches amid Glen Canyon Dam effects.
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Proxmire charges Lockheed sweet heart U.S. subsidy deal
Sen William Proxmire accuses the government of renting a Palmdale plant to Lockheed Aircraft to build a commercial airliner under a sweetheart contract paying 10072 per month. He says payments subsidize Lockheed’s LAC Airbus and links this to recent large Navy contracts and ongoing C 5A production costs.
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Agnew rules out wage-price controls
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told a Republican luncheon in Huntington that the Nixon Administration would avoid wage-price controls. He urged a middle course to cool inflation and curb the U.S. economy, blaming the Democratic Great Society for current problems and predicting a business upturn in the second half of 1970.
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Mayo says federal wage price controls are impractical
In Sacramento Mayo told the Comstock Club that mandatory federal wage and price controls are not inevitable and likely unenforceable though appealing as a quick fix. He noted the 1971 budget will devote more to human programs than defense for the first time since 1950, with defense under 34 percent and human outlays rising to about 41 percent.
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Court rejects Chinese language instruction in public schools
Federal District Court Judge Lloyd H. Burke rejected a bid to require San Francisco public schools to teach all 2,800 Chinese students in Chinese. He said students receive equal educational opportunity and noted existing bilingual programs without granting special rights.
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