ANPA elects Randolph as chairman at 86th convention
The American Newspaper Publishers Association chose William Seepeat Randolph of Pendleton as chairman during its 86th annual convention in New York. The group approved a bylaw change to incorporate ANPA in Virginia and discussed moving headquarters to Reston. Plans to rotate future conventions to Miami or New Orleans were noted, with New York remaining the site for two more years.
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Randolph ‘Pendleton
APD
Ers
Association
William Seepeat
Boston
Globe
Itsr
New York
Reston
Washington
Miami
New Orleans
Taylor
Richard H. Blacklidge
Senator blocks quick vote on Kleindienst AG nomination hold
A Democratic senator requested a hold on Richard G. Kleindienst's nomination for attorney general. The hold, honored for at least a week, was placed by a Judiciary Committee Democrat who voted against confirming him. Byrd said a filibuster unlikely, with cloture possible by 66 votes, and debate may last two to three weeks.
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Washington
UPD
Richard G. Kleindienst
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kleindienst
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Birch Bayh
Ind
Quentin N. Burdick
N.D
John V. Tunney
Calif
Byrd
Senate
Mike Mansfield
China
Texas Drought Ends In Violent Downpour
Rain pounded Texas ending a long drought with tornadoes near Corpus Christi and threats around Houston and San Antonio. A priest and a woman and baby drowned attempting a rescue near South Padre Island. Goliad and Corpus Christi flooded, Dallas received 2.71 inches, well above January through April norms.
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United Press International
Texas
Lone Star
Corpus Christi
Tex
Houston
San Antonio
Gulf of Mexico
South Padre Island
Rio Grande Valley
Goliad
Orange Grove
Dallas
Mississippi Valley
Toll Free Access To Fed Job Counsellors
Idaho residents can reach federal job counselors via toll free number 800 632 5916 for guidance on federal employment. The Federal Job Information Center offers immediate counseling on job outlook requirements qualifications and hiring programs for groups including disabled and Vietnam veterans plus mailing of job announcements forms and civil service pamphlets.
BN Converts Boxcars Flats to Carry Pacific Northwest Logs
Burlington Northern's South Tacoma car shop plans a 600000 dollar rebuild of 150 flatcars and boxcars to haul logs. 100 flatcars from 1929 Great Northern and 50 boxcars from 1944 Northern Pacific will be rebuilt, end to end, with bunks and a 110000 pound load capacity. Work, expected at seven cars weekly, aims for completion by Oct 1 with no new hires. Most cars will serve Idaho log hauling after Dworshak Dam halts river floating. Existing BN personnel will perform the conversion at South Tacoma.
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Burlington Northern
South Tacoma
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Dworshak Dam
Orofino
Clearwaters
Lewiston
Boise Cascade Seeks Growth After Tough 1971
Boise Cascade Corp president Robert V. Hansberger told shareholders at the world headquarters that the company is moving back onto a growth curve after a hard year. He noted timber and building products were strong, but the firm will phase down some operations including Realty and community development projects amid a yearslong restructuring.
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Robert V. Hansberger
World Headquarters
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