Earthline to Tackle Local Environmental Issues on KAET-TV
Earthline, produced by Jo Caplan of Paradise Valley, will air weekly themes on air and water pollution, land use, noise, and recycling. The first special on July 2 asks What is the environment Today and invites viewer questions via 965-7111 or KAET-TV at Arizona State University Tempe.
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Nixon urges approval for U S Soviet pacts
President Nixon urged more than 120 lawmakers to back arms control pacts with the Soviet Union and argued for a credible defense posture. He said a second round of negotiations could begin in October focusing on further limits on intercontinental ballistic missiles. Kissinger said the U S and Soviet Union remain ideological rivals but must co exist due to their arsenals.
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Incomplete Typographic Snippet Involving Mary Mort
Fragmentary text names Mary Mort aged 60 of Palm Lane and Frances C. McCormack 57 of the same address as vehicle occupants. The fragment mentions William C. Wright of Paradise Valley and an apparent involvement in an auto incident.
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