AEC raps Richfield Co over Hanford leak delays
The Atomic Energy Commission chastises Atlantic Richfield after a propane leak at Hanford released 115000 gallons of radioactive liquid. A supervisor failed to review data, delaying discovery from April 20 to June 8. ARCO says steps were taken and disciplinary action issued.
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SCC instructor attends London yoga science festival
Scottsdale Community College instructor Frank G Baranowski will travel to London for the 2nd International Festival of Yoga Psychic and Esoteric Sciences, addressing reincarnation and poltergeist topics. The twelve day event attracts about 200000 attendees with participants from multiple countries. He will resume teaching Psychic Phenomena at SCC starting August 27 with updated schedule.
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Scottsdale Community College
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France
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Switzerland
Yogiraj Swami
U. S
Bua
India
Sam Busa
South Africa
Eggerton Sykes
Atlantis Research Center
Spain
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Senior Citizen Church keeps pledge, but not its promises
A reader recounts a prominent church failing to visit an ill elderly member who pledged support yet received no outreach. The letter questions church loyalty and urges ministers to follow through with commitments. Another reader asks about Dr. Fellman’s impotence treatment and contact details.
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Japanese pay top dollar for U S beef exports
UPI reports Japanese buyers pay premium prices for American cattle as U S meat packers face government price freezes under Nixon Phase IV. The U S cattle herd, with 38.5 million pounds slaughtered last year across 14 states, sees exports to Japan limited by imports caps while Japanese buyers offer cash, benefiting producers like Don Codd of Zamora California.
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San Francisco
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Extern States Meat Packers Association
California
Texas
Norm Maffit
Association
Japan
U.S
Don Codd
Steve Mark
United States
Australia
South America
Rhodes urges Nixon release Cox tapes on Watergate probe
Rep. John J. Rhodes says the White House should release only tapes germane to the Cox investigation and withhold others for security. He criticizes leaks from the Ervin Baker committee and House leaders for disclosures. Rhodes attended a Wright briefing and backs selective release to Cox or an agreed intermediary.
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R-Tenn
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Veterans offices to open at five Maricopa colleges
The Maricopa County Community College District will create full time veterans offices at five schools funded by grants totaling over 273000 dollars. Each campus will appoint advisory committees and hire a director outreach workers and recruiters with Vietnam era veterans given priority. The district currently serves about 5115 full time student veterans.
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PV youth wins third in national pollution poster contest
Andrew Thilveris, 13, of 3302 East Cochise and Shea Middle School student, earned third place in the sixth to eighth grade category of the Woodsy Owl Smokey Bear Poster Contest. More than 100000 youngsters competed in a contest judged on originality, artistic quality, message effectiveness, and neatness.
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East Cochise
Shea Middle School
National Council of Garden Clubs
U.S. Forest Service
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Toyota to market electronic engine stop and start system
Toyota to sell in Japan an automatic engine stop and start device for 75.50 that shuts off the engine at zero speed and restarts when the driver shifts. Tests in Tokyo traffic showed about 12 percent fuel savings and a 21 percent drop in pollution. The system will not operate on slopes over three degrees or when batteries or radiators are unsafe, and it has been tested on Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Maverick.
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Toyota Motor Co
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Toyota
United States
France
Britain
West Germany
Wilkinss
Washington
San Francisco
EPA
Volcanic Eruption Seen as Major Mercury Source
UPI reports Naval Research Laboratory scientists found mercury in the May plume above Helgajfell on Heimaey Island Iceland. They measured 160 to 240 nanograms per cubic meter, suggesting volcanoes may be a dominant global mercury source, surpassing human emissions in some cases.
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Heimaey Island
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Ocean Sciences Division
David J. Bressan
Wilkniss
Hawaii
Navy
Environmental Protection Agency
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