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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1970
Page
11
Superior Criminal Court in Suffolk County holds exhibits from the inquest into the death of Mary Jo Kopechne. The proceedings relate to the Kennedy era car crash at Dike Bridge around midnight July 18 1969 with Senator driving and Miss Kopechne in the front seat.
An Associated Press report from Albany describes a Braille cooking course at a state center. Students learn to handle pots and pans, measure ingredients, and follow braille recipes to prepare a complete eight serving meal, despite accessibility challenges and labeled kitchen items. The piece notes trainees like Rosemarie and references broader efforts to adapt kitchens for the blind.
Copper industry leaders express doubts about meeting Arizona antismog rules as 90 percent sulfur dioxide reductions are required within a maximum four year period. Magma Copper and Kennecott officials voice concern over technological feasibility, with Phelps Dodge optimistic but cautious and ASARCO planning a sulfuric acid plant to cut emissions.
Taos Indians urge Sen George McGovern to opening hearings before June 39 on HR471 to place 48 000 acres around Blue Lake in trust for religious and traditional uses. The letter, signed by Pueblo Gov Quirino Romero War Chief Adam Trujillo and Cacique Juan de Jesus Romero, warns action must occur soon or the bill may die.
General Electric researchers announced a process to convert ordinary pencil lead graphite into gem diamonds. The method contrasts with older industrial diamonds produced by high heat and pressure, with current gem production costs cited as higher than the price of a standard diamond.
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