McClure Addresses Group On Kellogg Mine Hearing
Rep James A McClure opened a public hearing into the Sunshine Mine disaster in Kellogg Idaho where 91 men perished The hearing aims to determine the fire origin recommend safer regulations and help reopen the mine Officials say areas remain too hot to inspect with 500 and 3850 foot levels untouched as hearings proceed under federal safety act with about 50 participants testifying.
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Kellogg
Idaho
UPD
James A. McClure
Kerdaho
Sunshine
M Mine
McClure
Bureau of Mines
Marvin Chase
The
Chase
State of Idaho
Sunshine Mining Company
United Steelworkers of America
Rapid Braille Reading Taught in Utah Workshop
BYU education experts conduct a two week program in Provo to boost braille reading speeds. Dr Vearle McCacessor and participants report gains from 125 150 wpm to 3 000 4 000 wpm with full and enjoyable comprehension. The workshop aims to publish a rapid braille reading manual after field testing.
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Provo
Utah
UPD
Brigham Young University
Vearle Mc~ Cacessor
Eton College
Canton
McBride
Culver-Stockton
Nancy Steinhouser
Miss Steinhouser
Carl Rogers
American Foundation For the Blind
New York
Rogers
John M. Crandell
Byu—Special Education Institute
Bull Dies After Heart Attack Following Escape in Cincinnati
A 950 pound bull escaped while being unloaded from a truck at a packing company in Cincinnati. It dented four police cars and knocked a man down before officers corralled it with a lasso. The bull collapsed and died, apparently from a heart attack, about 20 minutes later.
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Cincinnati
Rock Group Members Arrested On Drug Charges
Hollywood police arrested six members of the rock group Sly and the Family Stone after a tip. Deputies found about two pounds of marijuana and two vials of dangerous drugs in the group's motor home on Santa Monica Boulevard. Suspects named include Sylvester Sly Stewart James Brown Frederick Stewart Anthony Logan April Silva and Kathleen Silva. All six booked on suspicion of marijuana and dangerous drug possession.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sly and
the Family Stone
California Highway Patrol
Santa Monica Boulevard
Sylvester ‘Sly
Stewart
San Francisco
James Brown
Frederick Stewart
Los Angeles
Anthony Logan
April Silva
Kathleen
North Hollywidd
Seagull J L Gull Wanders Into Provo Hospital
In Provo Utah a drenched seagull named J L Gull entered a hospital emergency ward before dawn and received a bath food and outpatient care. Utah Lake was later cleared though an oily scum near a steel holding pond prompted inquiry into spills. The bird’s tale recalls Jonathan Livingston Seagull and Utah’s state bird lore.
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Provo
Utah
J.L. Gull
J.L
J.L. Guil
Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Utah Fish and Game Department
Utah Lake
U.S. Steel
Jonathan
Truman In Good Shape After Hospital Stay
Former President Harry S Truman, 88, released from Research Hospital Kansas City after a 15 day stay for digestive trouble is reported in excellent condition by his doctor Dr. Wallace Graham. Truman walked out of the hospital and was driven to his Independence home.
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Independence
UPI
Harry S Truman
Kansas City
Wallace Graham
Truman
White House
Graham
Rupert Residents Warned Ahead of Power Outages
Bonneville Power Administration says Rupert residents had ample warning of two two hour blackouts Sunday and Monday. The BPA switched Rupert Substation at 1 am for painting and maintenance with power restored at 3 am. Police noted lack of advance planning caused confusion as street lights and alarms went inoperative. EPA spokeswoman Aline Bright said a Rupert news release went out but did not reach many people in time.
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Rupert
UPD
Bonneville Power Administration
BPA
EPA
Aline Bright
Idaho Falls
Rupert News Media
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