Waste management study in Tonto National Forest
Dr. Robert Mings leads ASU researchers Wayne Balmer and Martin Worbs in a field study of litter and waste patterns across Tonto National Forest. They record trash, packhouse dumping, and wildlife impacts while forest officials install Carry Trash Out signs to reduce litter and prosecute offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mings
Arizona State University
Tonto National Forest
Eisenhower Consortium For Western Environmental Forestry Research
ASU
Mings
Wayne Balmer
Martin Worbs
Worbs
Tonto Forest
Notable residents pursue study and honors in colleges
Deborah A. Phillips attends a 10 week special education course at the University of Americas Puebla in Mexico. Douglas E. McGeorge and Mark L. Siders earn dean's list at New Mexico State University. Anne Louise Hannah and Anne R Sunderland make spring dean's lists at University of Arizona. Mary G Feeney named to spring dean's list at St Mary's College Notre Dame. Mark Anderson begins fall registration at University of Wisconsin Madison. Scott C. Black earns winter dean's list at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. J Arthur Calvert attends Alpha Sigma Alpha convention in Springfield Missouri. Nine area girls chosen for Arizona Girls State at the University of Arizona. Teachers Baltz attend Economics Education Workshop at University of Arizona. Lori Caliendo, 15, attends International Ballet Seminar in Copenhagen. Rosejean Hinsdale and James Hinsdale chosen to live abroad in Columbia through The Experiment in International Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah A. Phillips
James B. Phillips
E. Jackrabbit Lane
University of Americas
Puebla
Mexico
Douglas E. McGeorge
Ernest W. McGeorge
E. Rose Circle
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Mark L. Siders
Walter Siders
E. Laredo
Air in Britain Cleaner as Pollution Drops
A government report says daily average smoke concentrations in British cities fell 60 percent in the decade to 1971. London and cities like Sheffield cleaned air faster, with sulphur dioxide down 30 percent, though London remained worst for SO2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Britain
Department of Trade and Industry
Sheffield
Warren Spring Laboratory
Greater
Wall Street charters cautious optimism on market rally
UPI reports Hoppin, Watson, Inc notes little overt response to the Eagleton affair while markets vacillate like 1969 bear conditions. Abraham & Co foresees a bull run to above 1000 by Labor Day with improved investor morale and foreign demand. Walston Nordeman sees a possible traditional summer rally as Bruns Nordeman notes a rally under way amid three day 23 point climb. Record July auto sales and strong retail profits boost confidence. E F Hutton cautions some consolidation but deems this the best advancing phase in over two months aided by favorable economic news and Vietnam war settlement hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Hoppin, Watson, Inc
Eagleton
Hoppin
Watson
Abraham & Co
Walston & Co
Bruns- Nordeman
E. F. Hutton
Shared moonlet Toro studied by UCSD scientists
Scientists at the University of California at San Diego report Toro the moonlet, a mile and a half by a mile, as a centuries old shared satellite between Earth and Venus. Goldstone Observatory planned radio tracking as Arrhenius and global computer calculations show Toro alternatingly orbits Earth and Venus with shifting epochs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
UPI
Toro
Venus
Earth
University of California At
Goldstone Radio Observatory
Mojave Desert
Gustaf Arrhenius
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
Royal Institute of Technology
Stockholm
IBM
San Jose
Calif
Arrhenius
Islanders Face Food Shortage After Dock Strike
Shetland Isles with 17 000 residents and Orkney Western Isles communities face dwindling supplies as 12 day dock strike halts bacon beef vegetables and animal feed. Officials warn mass livestock slaughters may follow if shipments do not resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wright
London
UPI
Scotland
Britain
Ian Clark
Shetland Islands
Clark
Orkney
Western Isles
Mortgage broker fined for misleading Phoenix couple
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge William P. Copple ordered James H. Burr of Westwood Mortgages to pay 4986 in damages to Mr. and Mrs. James Sons of Phoenix. The court labeled Burrs contract an incomprehensible two page fine print document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
U.S. District Court
William P. Copple
James H. Burr
Westwood Mortgages and Investment Co
Copple
Burr
Peat fire cripples Central Russia amid heat wave
Thousands of troops, firemen and farmers battle a vast peat bog blaze in Central Russia near Moscow. Fires spread from Kalinin district to Shatura region, with 2 500 acres torched, dense smoke and 98.6 heatunderline the worst summer in decades.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Kalinin
Trud
Shatura
Lenin
Kremlin
Napoleon
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Seaunro Lake
G&t
Forest Service
Jones Beach
Mexican College
Anne Louise Hannah
Thomas Hannah
Spicito Lane
University of Arizona
Anne R. Sunderland
Thomas Sunderland
E. Starlight Way
Mary G. Feeney
Edith W. Feeney
N. Kasba Circle
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
Ind
Mark Anderson
E. Monte
Vista Rd
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Scott C. Black
E. Valley View
California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo
J. Arthur Calvert
E. Latham
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Springfield
Arizona Girls State
Suzanne Boulenger
N. 58Th St
Judi Smee
E. Mulberry
Susan Bitter
E. Monterosa
Christy Coppenger
E. Palm
Jolene Meyer
E . Highland
Debbie Stephenson
E. Monte Vista
Janet Willett
Anne Baltz
Abigail Roeder
Paradise Valley
William Baltz
Arcadian High School
Nancy Baltz
Scottsdale High School
Lori Caliendo
Copenhagen
Denmark
Rosejean Hinsdale
James G. Hinsdale
Scripps College
Claremont
Columbia
Experiment In International Living
Putney
Wall Street Charter
Ministry of Agriculture
Rowhedge
Hull
Goole
Scunthorpe
Arco Dealers
ARCO
Mrs. Noah
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