Methodist delegates decline to erase Graham attack remarks
Atlanta United Methodist delegates debated a record reparation after Dr. Richard D. Tittinger labeled evangelist Billy Graham a high priest of a new American folk religion. A move to erase the remarks failed as Graham was not present for comment. Delegates then pressed ahead with a sweeping church reorganization plan amid ongoing sessions.
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Harry M. Gordon
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Portland Firms Fail to Meet New Safety Standards
Eighty percent of Portland industrial firms did not meet new federal Occupational Safety and Health Act standards in a spot check. OSHA area director Eugene Harrower said enforcement is on a voluntary compliance basis with penalties up to 10 000 dollars and six months in jail.
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Department of Labor
Ford recalls 436000 1972 Montegos and Torinos for axle work
Ford Motor Co plans to replace rear axles and bearings on 436000 1972 model Montegos and Torinos to reassure owners. The recall follows a prior April 17 notice for 396000 cars to fit bearing retainer plates as a safety measure. The move, second largest in Ford history, could cost near 30 million dollars and aims to prevent wheel detachment from bearing failure.
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Detroit
UPD
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United States
Frord
Grassman State Annual Meeting Set for April 27 Breakfast
The Grassman of the Year Breakfast will be held Thursday April 27 at Pastime Cafe starting 7 30 a m in Bonner County The meeting aims to plan the 1972 Grassman of the Year Program honoring outstanding work in grass and forage Hugh Hough Boise state chairman and Soil Conservation Service and Department of Public Lands reps will attend Public invited.
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Bonner County
Hugh ‘Hough
Boise
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Public Lands
Planning Commission Meeting set at Bonner County Courthouse
Bonner County Planning Commission will meet Thursday April 27 at 7 30 p m in the Bonner County Courthouse. Agenda includes authority to sign for chairman, final plats for Pine Bluffs and River Lake Estate, conditional use permit, revised preliminary River Lake Estate, Whiskey Jack phase II, five acre parcels, and deletion of outdoor advertising signs from zoning ordinance.
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Bonner County
Government probes price claims amid FTC study debate
A UPI report quotes FTC official Lawrence G Meyer disputing Senator McGovern's use of FTC data on excess profits. The study indicates higher waste and deception with greater industry concentration, while asserting figures cited as estimates are not exact.
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Rome
Officials debate Vietnam stance and Nixon advisers edge
United Press International reports from Saigon, Washington, Atlanta and Sydney on strains in Vietnam defense, Udall accusing Nixon of insulated advisers, a church conference critique of Billy Graham, and adventurer John Fairfax explaining his Pacific rowing romance.
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Sydney
John Fairfax
Sylvia’ Cook
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State land board denies Twin Falls men mining lease near Hagerman
Boise Fourth District Judge W E Smith ruled the state land board acted within its authority in denying Keith Sliger and Stan H Detweiler a lease to mine materials from Snake River bed near Hagerman. The judge noted the board held a public hearing and eight considered their application, with opportunities for interested parties to be heard. The ruling says bottom river lands are state property and the board may decide lease eligibility.
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State Land Board
Twin Falls
Snake River
Hagerman Fourth District
W. E. Smith
Keith Sliger
Stan H Detweiler
Land Board
Smith
Kodak to offer new Polaroid instant film in 1975
Eastman Kodak Co announced plans to introduce a new instant film for use in Polaroid cameras. President Gerald B. Zornow said production of in camera processing systems is still years away and that 1969 agreements with Polaroid do not apply to this film which Kodak plans to market under its own name starting as early as 1975.
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Gerald B. Zornow
Zornow
Polaroid
Kodak
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