Professors sue copper firms over Arizona air pollution
Arizona State University professors Mark Reader and Albert J. Mayer lead a class action seeking 2 billion dollars in damages from four copper mining firms Magma Superior Copper Inspiration Consolidated Copper Ray Mines Kennecott Copper American Smelting and Refining for toxic air emissions. The suit seeks injunctions to halt operations and alleges long term health harms to Maricopa County residents.
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State Health Board to meet on air pollution standards
The State Health Board will hold a special 10 a.m. Friday meeting on air pollution control standards. They consider strengthening tentative rules from a Tempe public hearing where numerous witnesses urged tougher limits. A mining industry representative warned some periods may exceed even the proposed standards.
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Two Men Rob Circle K Market in Phoenix Heist
Police say two men robbed the Circle K Market at 44th Street and Camelback Road Monday night escaping with several hundred dollars. One robber armed with a revolver and described as very nervous demanded money from clerk Ronald Collett while manager Mike Tutell collected cash in a paper sack. Detective Joe Villa called the theft amount extremely large for a convenience store robbery.
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Tanzanian Bride Tax Sparks International Marriage Fee
A Tanzanian government decree imposes a 7200 dollar bride tax on overseas suitors seeking to marry a Tanzanian girl. The move aims to deter foreigners from taking brides abroad. Charles W. Pine named chairman of the Nucleus Club succeeding John P. Frank. Pine runs a Phoenix PR firm and founded the Arizona Chapter of the PRSA.
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Indian Guides sect Officers Named for Two Scottsdale Nations
Eight new officers and 10 councilmen will lead the McDowell and Mogollon Nations of the YMCA Indian Guides through banquets kite flies spring pow wows and sports pow wows this year. New chiefs medicine men tally keepers and wampum bearers were elected including Dub Rogers Grover Martin Jim Cargavel Charles Phipps Jack Haney Ken Fisherton Abe Masquelier Harold Tompkins and Merle Craven Don Williams John Wesson Bill Meder and Al Scharf. The McDowell Nation banquet is January 16 at Coronado High School with kite fly in March spring pow wow in April and sports pow wow in May. The Mogollon Nation plans a January 23 banquet at Saguaro High School plus snow camp February kite fly March and spring pow wow April with a May sports pow wow.
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Mercury rises over Arizona after winter storm
After the winter storm, clear weather returned to Arizona though freezing temperatures were recorded statewide. The Weather Bureau forecast a warming trend this afternoon. Heaviest precipitation hit the eastern Mountains and Mogollon Rim with Heber reporting 18 inches of snow, White Mountains areas a foot or more, Alpine 8 inches, Bisbee 6 inches, and Globe 2 inches. Snow lingered on higher mountains around the Salt River Valley as skies cleared. Rain in lower deserts reached up to 4 inches.
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Agnew guarded in Manila during Marcos inauguration
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew attended Ferdinand Marcos's inauguration under heavy Secret Service protection in Manila. He dismissed protests outside the U.S. Embassy as inconsequential, saying the demonstrators did not reflect Philippine sentiment. He met South Korea's Chung I Kwon, visited a U.S. cemetery, and attended a state dinner at Malacanang Palace. Marcos urged Asian unity and peaceful coexistence with all powers.
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