Environmental brief highlights from Earthline column
U S and Soviet experts studied lakes and streams under a joint program on pollution pathways eutrophication and industry effects. Oregon’s bottle bill cut litter 81 percent since Oct 1 1972. Seattle launches a yearlong Free Magic Carpet ride to reduce downtown congestion and pollution. World population will reach 3.8 billion today with 200 million more by 1975 and one billion more every five to seven years thereafter. The League of Women Voters hosts an Oct 24 talk by Paul Steiner at First Federal Savings. Sierra Club holds an Oct 12 meeting with Lotear Kolbig showing films on Arizona Utah and Andes climbing.
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Earthline
Kaet-Tv
Arizona State University
U.S
EPA
John L. Buckley
Soviet Union
Oregon
Office of Solid Waste Management Programs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Seattle
League of Women Voters
First Federal Savings
FE Camelback
Paul Steiner
Planned Parenthood
House Hearing Aims at Spending on Presidential Homes
A House Government Operations Committee plan a hearing next Wednesday on federal spending for presidential residences. Rep. Jack Brooks notes over 10 million dollars in Nixon era expenditures on home upgrades including heating, sewer, and landscaping. Nixon defends changes citing security and cost considerations.
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Washington
UPI
Chet Holifield
House Government Operations Committee
Nixon
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Brooks
Army to destroy Rocky Mountain Arsenal nerve gas stockpile
Army Secretary Howard H. Callaway announced the destruction of all 2,250 tons of lethal nerve gas stored at Rocky Mountain Arsenal in Denver. The plan comes as the Army also previews a new type of gas to be produced in Arkansas, formed from two harmless chemicals that become lethal when mixed on the battlefield. About 15 percent of the 21,000 containers have leaked, but none has been exposed to air, and a timeline for destruction remains unspecified.
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Washington
UPI
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Denver
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Arkansas
Pentagon
Understanding Child Support and Wills Across States
A Texan explains second divorce payments arguing eightieths and a court’s discretionary child support rule. Q and A cover how courts base support on ability to pay, widow benefits for servicemen, and holographic wills in New Jersey, with references to Vernon Texas statutes and New Jersey law.
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Vernon Tex
Jackson Five Member Arraigned on Theft Charges
Toriano Tito Jackson aged 19 of the Jackson Five was arraigned in Van Nuys on two counts of receiving stolen property tied to burglaries at 50 San Fernando Valley apartments. Sanders Bracy 24 of Van Nuys and John P. Jackson 22 of Reseda also faced charges including receiving stolen property and burglary.
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UPI
Toriano
Tito’ Jackson
Jackson Five
Sanders Bracy
van Nuys
John P. Jackson
Reseda
Jackson
San Fernando Valley
John Jackson
Bracy
Bill limits White Houses to one per president
Rep. Edward R. Roybal proposes federal funding for presidential homes away from Washington be limited to a single security focused property in the president or vice president’s home state. He argues funds spent on landscaping and comfort upgrades were not essential to safety and should be control by the Secret Service.
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San Clemmente
Calif
Nixon
Washington
UPI
Edward R. Roybal
Dcalif
Roybal
White House
San Clemente
Key Biscayne
House Appropriations
Girls seek field time in boys football protest case
Judge Shumaker weighs a case from Wishkah Valley High where three girls Carol Darrin Delores Tosland and Kathy Tosland join the football team amid WIAA opposition. The dispute centers on constitutional rights and a court scrimmage tests women in contact sports with men.
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Montesano
Wash
UPI
John W. Shumaker
Grays Harbor County
Wishkah Valley High School
John Clark
Wishkah
Washington Interscholastics Activities Association
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Clark
Carol Darrin
Delores
Kathy Tosland
Kathy
Napavine
WIAA
Schumaker
ACLU
Mary Howell
Four Scottsdale Girls Reach Miss Teen Phoenix Finals
Four Scottsdale girls are among 12 Miss Teen-Age Phoenix finalists. Kerry Plencner, Kimberly Grane, Julie Tweed, and Deborah Norris advanced from Scottsdale preliminaries forpoise appearance talent and written evaluation. The 2 p.m. Saturday pageant at Los Arcos Mall will name Miss Teen-Age Phoenix who advances to Memphis Tennessee in November.
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Scottsdale
Kerry Plencner
Saguaro High
Francis Plencner
E. Sage
Kimberly Grane
Saguaro
John R. Grane
E. Valley Vista
Julie Tweed
Scottsdale High
Los Arcos Mall
Memphis
Tenn
Lori Canty
North High
Nina Burrell
Xavier
Diana Lee Welch
Alhambra
Lori Corbin
Sunnyslope
Nancy Mannett
Washington
Terree Parlett
East
Melody Milliran
Moon Mountain
Deana L. Bowdoin
Camelback
Governor urges prompt immunization for Arizona preschoolers
Gov. Jack Williams called for immediate vaccines for all under five in Arizona. He cited surveys showing 63,700 children lack polio shots, 51,300 lack DPT, and 88,500 lack German measles vaccine.
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Jack Williams
Arizona
Indian explorer Adam Nordwall's Rome visit honored by Pope
Adan Nordwall, a Chippewa from California, claims Italy for Indians in a reverse Columbus stunt. He met the Pope and the president, traveled with an honor guard, and stayed at a villa overlooking Rome after his Rome visit. Reporters trailed his family during the trip.
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Columbus
Modern
Italy
Adan Nordwall
San Leandro
Calif
Curtis
Scottsdale
Rome
Adam
North America
Iceland Seizes Illegal Trawlers Maintain Fishing Zone Clash
Icelandic gunboats patrolled a 50 mile zone to seize British trawlers violating the limit. Britain withdrew frigates and support ships to avert diplomatic rupture while Iceland vows to cut lines and arrest violators if needed.
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Iceland
Reykjavik
UPI
North Atlantic
Icelandic Coast Guard
Edward Heath
Olafur Johannesson
Heath
Johannesson
Coast Guard
Ludvik Josefsson
Thodviljinn
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