Abominable Snowman hunt on wrong track
London based zoologists argue the Yeti may exist but live in forested regions below the Himalayas rather than the snow. They propose Gigantopithecus as a possible ancestor and cite mysterious tracks seen by Westerners and local accounts, studied for the Thailand Association for the Conservation of Wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Oryx
The
Fauna Preservation Society
J. A. McNeely
E. W. Cronin
H. B. Emery
Gigantophithecus
Himalayan Chain
Himalayas
Thailand Association For the Conservation of Wildlife
Fannin urges return of Emergency Energy Act to committee
Sen. Paul Fannin R Ariz urged sending the Emergency Energy Act back to committee for revisions. He criticized the hastily drafted conference report before Christmas and warned it would breed uncertainty and litigation while hampering energy self sufficiency and new energy sources.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Fannin
Senate Interior Committee
Congress
Glass could save energy with high performance glazing
United Press International reports Pittsborg Plate Glass Co official Donald C Heynes says if all U.S. architectural glass from now to 1982 were high performance reflective insulating glass energy would fuel a large city for a decade. PPG Industries’ Frank Breeze notes thoughtful glass choice helps conserve energy without sacrificing window area.
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United Press International
United States
Donald C. Heynes
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Hegnes
Flat Glass Marketing Association
Scottsdale
Heynes
Frank W. Breeze
Hopi PTA Gives 1350 To School Projects Amid Parada del Sol Plans
Hopi PTA board presented 1350 to Hopi Ingleside Kaibab Apache schools for teacher projects and student materials. The week features Parada del Sol activities, band performances, in service seminars, library helpers, puppet shows, a baby shower by Camp Fire Girls, and an early release on Feb 5 for staff training.
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Hopi Pta
Betty Lou Meeks
The
Parada del Sol
Larry Conrad
Kaibab
Rod Gehre
Camp Fire
Ingleside School
Melissa Clark
Tanya Perry
Linda Willougby
Gina Dyar
Nancy Wagenseller
Fay Tigges
Joy Rockwell
Wendy Rossman
Wendy Springborn
Cathy Bergin
Hopi
Shirley Frye
Gas lines lengthen as January allotments run out in West
Western states face shortages as January allocations vanish. Oregon imposes odd even license plate rationing but lines persist. Stations limit to 3 to 10 gallons. some run out by month end. Nevada Utah Colorado Arizona California report varied conditions amid looming February supplies.
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United Press International
Oregon
Oregon Auto Club
Sid King
Washington
Longview-Kelso
Arizona
Cecil Thompson
Central Arizona Service Station Operations Association
California
Bob Cashell
Northern Nevada Petroleum Retailers Association
Jin
Montana
Utah
Reed Day
Te Utah Association of Petroleum Dealers
Woody Dunn
American Automobile Association
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Denver
el Paso
Tex
U.S
Mexico
West Texas
Jim Sutton
Diablo Valley
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Sen. Fannin
PPG Industries
Breeze
Jean-Cordis
Kenneth Tollackson
Sherwood Denton
Gayle Harris
Ingleside ParTen
Twila Griffith
Library Media Center
Katharyn Betts
Joanne Buener
Karen Kerr
Betty Wagner
Marie
Libhardt, Delores Dunlap
LaDawn Schubach
Dorris Senini
Sharon Pettet
Saguaro
Yucca
Rudy
Hopi Hawks
Brad Morris
Ingleside Family
Ingleside ParTea Ways and Means Committee
Lois Barnes
Mary Kehle
Bev Rowland
West
Progress
Scottsdale Daily Progress
50 States
E. Earl
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