Grain subsidies may be zero in 1974 forecast
Washington reports that government subsidies to grain and cotton growers could drop to zero in 1974 as market prices rise above target levels. Grover C. Chappel of the Agriculture Department says next year may require no regular payments, though a weather disaster insurance provision could still trigger small aid.
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Washington
UPI
Grover C. Chappel
Agriculture Department
Price Support Agency
Chappel
Congress
Department
Trudeau recalls Parliament to end rail strike
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau recalled Parliament amid a national emergency in an effort to end the rail strike. Parliament will reconvene Thursday as Labour Minister John Munro warns railways could run again by the weekend. The stoppage, now five days old, has triggered widespread lay-offs and plant closures in paper and auto industries.
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Ottawa
UPI
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Canada
John Munro
Uncle takes rap for derby fraud in 1973 race
Robert Lange Sr. admitted urging his 14 year old nephew James Gronen to install a magnetic device in the winning racer. The electromagnet caused Gronen to be disqualified and forfeited a 7500 dollar scholarship. Lange criticized inspection and supervision at the derby. He denied involvement in the 1972 Akron win by his son.
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Boulder
Colo
UPI
Robert Lange
Lange
James Gronen
Lange Ski Boat Co
Broomfield
Gronen
Robert Lange Jr
Akron
Ohio
Government weighs one year halt on fuel switching
Washington proposes a one year suspension of switching from coal to oil or high sulfur to low sulfur fuels to conserve heating oil. Public hearings set for September 6 and 7 with possible waivers to protect health and meet air standards. Sierra Club warns long term policies may erode already clean air in parts of the nation.
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Washington
UPI
John A. Love
Lawrence Moss
The
Sierra Club
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
America
Keep growth in mind McMullin urges EPA on air rules
Rod J. McMullin of Salt River Project and WEST urged the EPA to avoid rules that would deny economic growth for the southwestern United States. He warned that undefined significant deterioration rules could affect new electric generating stations and growth in WEST area states. Hearings continue in Washington and move to Dallas Denver and San Francisco next week.
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Environmental Protection Agency
United States
Rod J. McMullin
Salt River
McMullin
Western Energy Supply and Transmission Associates
WEST
Western States
EPA
Washington
Dallas
Denver
San Francisco
West Area
Unseasonable Heat Focuses Arizona Tuesday Weather Spread
Temperatures in Phoenix fall to 72 and Scottsdale 66 with a rebound to 106 later. Forecasters note a slim chance of thundershowers this evening and moisture from southerly winds over the next two days, mainly eastern regions. Rain chances rise in the southeast and White Mountains by Wednesday as western valleys stay sunny. Highs range from upper 70s in the mountains to about 105 in the deserts.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
National Weather Service
Weather Service
White Mountains
Skylab Cameras Capture Volcanos Swamps and Oil Clues
On the 33rd day of a 59 day flight astronauts Bean Garriott and Loumse photograph volcanic sites swampy regions and possible oil deposits. They plan medical tests sun gazing and a guided tour of their eight room space habitat. Controllers ask for window shots of Gran Chaco Sudd Swamp and wetlands across Sudan Africa and the Americas to map settlements routes and water sources.
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UPI
Skylab
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
New
Mexico
Sudan
Africa
Central
South America
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Concepcion
UFW Amends Arizona Labor Law Suit In Three Judge Panel Request
The United Farm Workers amend federal suit against the Arizona Farm Labor Law seeking a three judge panel to bar enforcement by the State Agricultural Labor Relations Board. In WINDOW ROCK a Navajo legislator says others fail to grasp Indian issues. In Tempe students return to class with some attending an alternate school over a busing program at Our Lady of Guadalupe Center.
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Phoenix
United Farm Workers
Arizona Farm Labor Law
State Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Tempe
Santos Bernasconi
The
Guadalupe Organization
Our Lady of Guadalupe Center
Samaritan Health to Appeal Hospital Rate Increases
Samaritan Health Services President Stephen Morris says the group will appeal to the federal government for higher hospital rates at Desert Samaritan Hospital in Mesa. He notes a planned average rate increase of 13.32 percent beyond the 7.8 percent approved by the Cost of Living Council.
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Phoenix
Stephen Morris
Samaritan Health Services
Desert Samaritan
Mesa
Morris
Cost of Living Council
Plan to add teacher aides via RSVP program in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale School Board will hear a report on the Retired Senior Volunteer Program possibly supplying teacher aides in and out of class. The RSVP uses volunteers aged 60 plus to assist teachers at the Education Center tonight at 8 p.m.
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Scottsdale
N. 44Th St
Barrow Enters Mayoral Run In Phoenix
Tim othy Barrow former Arizona House Speaker announces candidacy for Phoenix mayor as Charter candidate Barrow 39 an investment counselor and Republican joined the nonpartisan Charter Government Committee which has led major wins since 1949 Barrow expects formal announcement later this week with Mayor Driggs opting out of a two year term and charter leaders weighing council candidates.
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Phoenix
UPI
Timothy Barrow
Arizona House of Representatives
Barrow
Charter Government Committee
Charter
House
Charter Goverment
Jerry Lewkowitz
Wade Hampton
John Driggs
Girl 13 Injured in Scottsdale Car Bike Crash
A 13 year old Scottsdale girl Patricia Smith was injured when the bicycle she rode collided with a car at Third Avenue and Scottsdale Road. She was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The driver Jeremy Brigham 29 of Tempe turned right at the intersection. no citations were issued.
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Third Avenue
Scottsdale Road
Patricia Smith
69Th St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Miss Smith
Jeremy Brigham
Tempe
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