Court ties up Clean Air Act ruling maintains status quo
U.S. Supreme Court deadlocked on the Clean Air Act with a tie vote, leaving Pratt and the D.C. Circuit ruling in favor of the Sierra Club and environmental groups intact. EPA maintains statewide plans cannot weaken nondegradation goals as allowed by the 1970 act.
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Power cut hits New York and Northeast in summer demand
A voluntary 5 percent reduction across the Northeast Power Pool including New York City and Washington, D.C. aimed to ease heat load as temperatures hit near record June highs. Con Ed led the cuts with 10 16 a.m. action and urged limited use of appliances and climate control.
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Skylab meal woes spark weightless diet jokes
A humorous note on Skylab crew feeding habits hints at weight management aboard the space station. The item suggests ongoing lighthearted issues with meals in weightless conditions and mentions a page 6 story for more details.
Pistol-Packer Fires Shot Aboard Bus Deadlock
Pasco Gadsen Sr. of Tallahassee surrendered after police surrounded a Continental Trailways bus in El Cajon California. The 59 year old demanded higher speed on the Yuma to San Diego run and fired a 25 caliber pistol missing the driver by eight inches about 15 miles east of El Cajon.
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Drowning Search Continues For Missing Arkansan in Salt River
Gila County deputies seek Michael D. Thomas, 19, of Drasco, Arkansas, who vanished while tubing to shoot rapids in Salt River Canyon near U.S. Route 60. A companion, Lee Johnson of Pinetop, tried to toss a rope as the tube overturned and Thomas disappeared.
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Boy dies in horseback accident at South Mountain Park
A six year old Phoenix boy, Dennis Ray Palmer, was killed Sunday afternoon in a riding accident at South Mountain Park. He rode a rented horse with his 21 year old brother. the horse bolted and the saddle apparently came loose, tossing the boy to the ground.
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Suspect Overdose Amid Murder Attempt Charge
Anton Gnader, 65, of Sedona, charged with intent to murder after wounding Dr. E A Born and nurse Hazel Swenson. He was found unconscious in his jail cell after surrendering, and is under treatment following an apparent drug overdose. Bond set at 318000.
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Agnew says Watergate hearings muddy justice beyond redemption
Vice President Spiro Agnew attacked the Senate Watergate hearings calling them likely to muddy justice and hinder ultimate court convictions. He argued courtroom safeguards are essential and criticized Sen. Ervin’s approach as lacking in due process. Dean subpoena fight and televised hearings loom as witnesses are poised to testify.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower Grows Teary Over Nixon Jokes
Julie Nixon Eisenhower almost cried during an entertainment segment after jokes about President Nixon and Watergate by Rep. Morris Udall and Mark Russell. She remained through the dinner. Eugene McCarthy aided her, and Nicaraguan Ambassador Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa consoled her with a friendly remark. Helen McCain Smith called it a rough evening.
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APS seeks rate hike to raise returns in Arizona
The State Corporation Commission opens a hearing on Arizona Public Service Co. requests for rate increases. APS seeks up to 6.6 percent for residential electricity, 6.44 percent for commercial electricity, and 6.6 percent for gas to lift its return to the 6.75 percent level authorized last year, saying current returns are below 6.14 percent.
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Fountain Hills Office Burglarized. $1300 in Equipment Stolen
Fountain Hills deputies investigate a break in at the Model Home Tour Center. Stolen items include an electric typewriter and a calculator owned by McCulloch Development Co valued at $1300. Break-in occurred Friday night or early Saturday. reported Saturday.
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Obituary of Bernard Bergson
Bernard M. Bergson 76 of 6331 N 83rd St died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Utah native, he was a roofing contractor in Salt Lake City for 25 years and came to Scottsdale two years ago. He was a high priest in the LDS church. Burial in Mesa City Cemetery. Survivors: son Glen. four daughters Janice Crozier Patricia Williams Margaret Earl Denna Shapolozy. three brothers. 18 grandchildren. one great grandchild.
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West Lafayette
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Sacramento
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Phoenix bus study outlines $170 million system by 1990
A city transportation study projects a $170 million Phoenix bus system carrying 127,000 daily riders by 1990, with 381 buses in six interrelated networks. It would not be self supporting, require restrictions to curb car use, and include a central grid of 304 buses every mile on ten minute headways. Operating costs are $15.2 million and revenue $8.1 million, creating a $7.1 million annual deficit.
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