Copper firm loses bid to alter emission limit
The Arizona Air Pollution Control Hearing Board refused a rehearing on its formula for smelter emission cuts at ASARCO Hayden plant. Board noted current limits show 227 micrograms SO2 against a 50 microgram standard, despite planned stack and plant upgrades. ASARCO may pursue court action after seeking rehearing.
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Phoenix
UPI
State
Air Pollution Control Hearing Board
American Smelting and Refining Co
Hayden
Anamax files unfair labor charges against four unions
Anamax Mining Co. filed unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB against four unions at its Twin Buttes copper mine seeking recognition of a contract and a 10 day injunction to prevent a strike. Union leaders warned of a likely strike if no agreement by contract expiry Wednesday night.
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Phoenix
UPI
Anamax Mining Co
National Labor Relations Board
Twin Buttes
NLRB
Cass Alvin
John Cairns
Anamax
United Steelworkers of America
Teamsters Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Nixon Angrily Threw Ashtray Over Watergate Break-In
Former White House aide Charles Colson testified to the House impeachment inquiry that President Nixon, enraged by the Watergate break-in, threw an ashtray across a room at Key Biscayne. Colson recalled warnings about the scandal reaching the White House and the president seeking views on removing top aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Charles W. Colson
Colson
White House
Elisberg
House Judiciary Committee
Key Biscayne
Bob
John
H.R
Bob” Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ronald L. Ziegler
Albert Ezienner
Haldeman and
Ehrlichman
Singer Dropped Petition Suit Over Voter Records
A Phoenix judge ruled that computerized voter registration records could not be used as evidence in Louis Singer's suit challenging signatures on nominating petitions for District 17. The ruling forced Singer to drop the case against opponent Dennis Serbick. Singer alleged unregistered voters, non residents and vacant lot addresses on the petitions.
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Phoenix
UPI
County Recorder’s Office
Louis
John
Vietnam
Israel
Jim Brandt
Jim
Briton Walks Across America to See the U S
Bernard Hibbert 55, a Manchester machine tool fitter, left his job for a six month walk across the United States following U S 30 from New York toward San Francisco. He hopes to complete the 3000 mile trek by 1976 and join Americans for their 200th anniversary, aided by friendly locals despite a tight budget and occasional police help.
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United States
Hibbert
Manchester
Kittering Road
New York
America
San Francisco Bay
Probe into Costa Rica fund pledge raises questions
Former Nixon lawyer Kalmbach testified that Peter Flanigan discussed a $250,000 donation for Costa Rica in 1971 with Dr. Ruth Farkas who allegedly sought an ambassador post in exchange. Farkas later became ambassador to Luxembourg, and she and her husband gave over $300,000 to the 1972 campaign. Kalmbach said he had no authority to promise ambassadorships.
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Washington
UPI
Costa Rica
House Judiciary Committee
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Peter Flanigan
Ruth Farkas
New York
Kalmbach
Flanigan
Albert E. Jenner Jr
Europe
Dr. Farkas
Luxembourg
James D. St. Clair
Hopi-Tourist War of 74 Stirs ASU Anthropologist
Arizona State University anthropologist J Francisco Katich returned from a Hopi Reservation visit where he observed tensions with non-Hopi tourists. He cites a Hopi Tribal Council ban barring outsiders from sacred sites and notes the impact on researchers and visitors.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
J. Francisco Katich
National Health Service
Reams Canyon
ASU
Sekaquaptewa
Hopi Tribal Council
Arizona
Katich
Senior Citizens Clubs Ease Loneliness Promoting AARP Chapters
AARP can help lonely retirees feel they belong, as readers urge forming local chapters. Mrs Helen Hughes supports retirees banding together, noting costs and a sense of community, while Scottsdale hosts a chapter led by Charles Heinecke.
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AARP
American Association of Retired People
National Headquarters
Connecticut Ave. NW
Washington, D.C
Helen Hughes
Hughes
Scottsdale
Eldorado Park Recreation Center
Charles Heinecke
E. Highland Ave
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Newman R. Porter
Cairns
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Dennis Serbick
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U.S
Ralph Defalco
Midwest
Rockies
Continental Cinema X Theatre
Heldover
Marilyn Chambers
John T. Watts
Copley News Service
New England
Sun Boutique
Sunburst
N. Scottsdale Rd
Wiliams Insulation
Madda Trading Company, Inc
Fourth Street
Suite
Chicago Mechantile Exchange
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