Texas ranchers blame federal delays over sleeping sickness
Texas ranchers battered by a sleeping sickness epidemic blame a bureaucratic United States government for delayed vaccine delivery and slow action. The outbreak has killed at least 1,000 horses and sickened more than 1,000 people while spreading toward Oklahoma. Mexican President Luis Echeverria urged joint action as three monkeys died in a Brownsville zoo and autopsies were ordered.
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Mexico
Texas
Brownsville, Tex
Crossword puzzle hints and garbled clues line the page
A scrambled OCR of a crossword puzzle page lists clues and partial answers across and down. Entries include Be Rayghag rai man and other garbled phrases, with numbers 35 33 49 53 and clues like Heroic ewes Be in debt and Matured, plus references to a Southeastern Indian and fans name in a partly unreadable layout.
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Vigor
College
Southeestern Indian
Alsy
Ruling due on closed hearing in Yates homicide case
A Prescott Superior Court will hear arguments Tuesday on whether a preliminary hearing for homicide suspect William R. Yates should be closed to the public and press. Yates, 58, is charged with shooting 34 year old Ken F. Schumaker during a June 21 argument over 25 cents. The matter arose after Justice of the Peace Lee Waggoner denied a media closure request, prompting an appeal to a higher court.
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Prescott
UPI
Jack L.ogg
William R. Yates
Yates
Ken F. Schumaker
Schumaker
George M. Ireland
Justice of the Peace
Lee Waggoner
Waggoner
Ireland
GNP Growth Mixed as Inflation Clouds Quarterly Rise
Washington reports GNP at 1.04 trillion dollars for April to June, up 19.7 billion. Inflation rose 4.2 percent annually, while real output grew 3.6 percent excluding price effects. Growth rested on personal consumption, with the pace needing to exceed four percent to curb unemployment.
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Commerce Department
House approves five megaton underground test at Amchitka
The House voted 27 to 70 to authorize an underground five megaton AEC test at Amchitka Island Alaska in October. Critics led by Patsy Mink warned of environmental and earthquake risks, while supporters noted prior forecasts for smaller tests did not prove hazardous. The amendment to remove 19.7 million from a 2.32 billion budget was defeated as 165 million had already been spent.
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Washington
UPI
House
Amchitka Island
Alaska
Patsy Mink
D-Hawaii
United States
Mink
Amchitka
Hawaii
Nick Begich
Brock Adams
D-Wash
Melvin R. Price
D-Nii
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Western Helium Corp wins lone bid for plant at Navajo
Western Helium Corp of Scottsdale submitted the sole bid in a bankruptcy sale for a helium extraction plant at Navajo. Trustee Robert L. Jarratt accepted a $30,000 bid on the 20 acre site with pipelines and equipment. The sale awaits court approval and Western plans to double output by routing gas from nearby wells to the plant.
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Western Helium Corp
Scottsdale
Navajo
Arizona Helium Co
Western Helium
Western
Robert L. Jarratt
C.R. Thoureen
Thoureen
Scottsdale resident restores 1930 Model A coupe for club roster
A Scottsdale resident, Thomas Kaden, appears with his 1930 Standard Model A coupe on the cover of the 1971 membership roster of the Model A Ford Club of America. Kaden began restoring the vehicle in Milwaukee four years earlier at age 15 and is the son of John C. Kaden, a Scottsdale PR firm owner and Ford Club board member.
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Scottsdale
Ford Club of America
Thomas Kaden
Calle Redondo
Milwaukee
Wisc
Tom
John C. Kaden
National Ford Club
UA student arraigned on explosives charge
A University of Arizona student, Dorian K Bryan, 23, was arraigned on federal explosives charges after Treasury agents seized six to eight gallons of methyl nitrate like liquid and other blasting materials from his makeshift lab. Five blocks were evacuated as demolition crews removed 35 bottles of explosive to a sand filled dump truck caravan.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Treasury
Dorian K.bryan
University of Arizona
Bryan
U.S
Raymond Terlizzi
Carl McKee
U.S. Treasury
Arizona
California
Scottsdale hosts National Urban Fellow for second straight year
Scottsdale is among five U S cities named National Urban Fellow for year Ben Montijo 30 a sociology graduate of Arizona State University will start Sept 7 as the new fellow Montijo acts as management consultant to the American Technical Assistance Corporation a San Francisco firm focused on community development The program includes Yale studies on the job duties and follow up at Occidental College in California The city’s prior fellow was Joe Domsalski of Detroit Michigan.
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Scottsdale
Ford Foundation
National League of Cities
Ben Montijo
Arizona State University
American Technical Assistance Corporation
Yale University
Occidental College
California
Joe Domsalski
Detroit
Mich
Early sign up offered ASU graduate students
Arrangements have been made to provide early registration for all new and re admitted graduate students for the fall semester at Arizona State University says Dr William J Burke dean of the graduate college Readiness materials can be obtained and returned through July 29 at the Graduate College admissions office Room 101 Administration Building Office hours are weekdays 8 am to 5 pm and Saturday 8 am to noon There is no extra fee for the early service enabling fall registration without the September walk through.
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Arizona State University
William J. Burke
Graduate College
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Rayghag
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Nike
Hansen
Scottsdale Progress
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E. Indian School Rd
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