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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1969

Page

3

Offshore drilling halt could cost government $1 billion

United Press International reports that halting offshore drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel to create a public marine sanctuary could cost the government $1 billion or more. The figure covers lease cancellations and lost royalties, with potential higher sums for full seizure of rights. Rep. Charles Teague questions the estimate, suggesting less oil than expected and urging a permanent suspension unless in a national emergency.

Washington UPI Santa Barbara Channel California Interior Department Department Gulf of Mexico Nixon Interior Walter J. Hickel Santa. Barbara Channel Sierra Club San Francisco Charles M. Teague Calif Santa Barbara Teague

Man on the Moon era grows while world hunger widens

The article contrasts the moon landing threshold with global hunger as two billion people in Africa and Asia remain largely without reliable meals. It notes reduced foreign aid, calls for self-help, and cites leaders like Lyndon B. Johnson and Lee Kuan Yew on poverty, development, and political obstacles.

Peter Lynch United Press International Tomer Africa Asia United Nations India United States Britain U.S Singapore Lee Kuan Gunnar Myrdal

Supai Yavapai Apache safety and youth programs listed

A long column notes a Apache School firearms safety course with six Wednesday sessions taught by Arizona Game and Fish Department instructors, open to adults and children 10 plus, with $1 cost and first night no firearms. It also mentions church staffing changes, shepherd assignments, Little League registrations, Yavapai and Supai school activities, Valentine dances, CPR demo, Camp Fire trip to Prescott, joggers meet weekly, and bike safety rules for Supai area.

Darleen Bittinger Apache School Arizona Game and Fish Department

Gina Lollobrigida Hurt In Ice Crash In Italy

Italian film star Gina Lollobrigida was injured in a Sunday car crash on the Superhighway of the Sun north of Rome. Her Rolls-Royce skidded on ice, hit a guardrail, and stopped against a wall, injuring Lollobrigida and lightly injuring director Franco Zeffirelli and critic Gian Luigi Rondi. photographer Thomas Neuman was unhurt.

Rome UPI Gina Lollobrigida Bellobrigida Franco Zeffirelli Florence Italy Miss_Lollobrigida Zeffirelli Ard Gian Luigi Rondi Thomas Neuman

Global quakes cause record year of deaths

Washington reports 20 earthquakes across 13 countries killed 12,401 people in the year, marking the deadliest period since 1960 per the National Earthquake Information Center.

Washington UPI National Earthquake Information Center

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