Timber shortage warned as prices rise on future demands
Washington report from the Forest Service warns of a sharp rise in timber prices and constrained supplies over decades. If productivity stalls, softwood lumber and plywood could jump 20 to 80 percent by 1980 to 2000, while overall wood costs may increase even with higher production. Experts call for $69 million yearly investment to boost harvests by 2020, noting regional differences and the potential role of substitutes.
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Weather Watch: Wet Coasts Dry Interior Amid Storms
Portions of the East and West coasts saw showers early today while the interior enjoyed fair weather. A strong front triggered thunderstorms in northern California late Monday and a gale warning remained in effect for the North and Central Pacific Coast. In San Francisco, winds toppled material from a 30 story building under construction.
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Central Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Swissair manager kidnapped in Argentina by armed men
In Buenos Aires region two or more cars blocked the Swissair manager Kurt Schmid and abducted him as he left his Martinez home for work. Swissair reported no communication from the kidnapers, part of a wave targeting wealthy Argentines for ransom this year.
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Latin America
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Kurt Schmid
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Nationwide poll finds 75 percent disapprove of Cox firing
NBC News poll shows 75 percent disapprove of President Nixon's firing of Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. Forty-eight percent call for Nixon resignation while 44 percent favor impeachment, amid broad distrust and low approval ratings.
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Community Education and School Activities Snapshot
Hopi In-Service Education Seminar covers Counseling with Dr. C Gilbert Wren and a Gifted Child session by Dr. Willard Abraham. Nov 28 nutrition program. meetings begin at 7 p.m. KTPO board meets Nov 5 at 9 30 a m. Kaibab Teacher Parent Organization invites all members. Ingleside Band Boosters hold second annual candy sale for music dept and camp scholarships through next Monday. Amati Artists visit Hopi School for a 45 minute program. Story hour at Saguaro Branch Library features Constance Burrus presenting The Conjure Wives and The Ghostly Hitchhiker. Student Council reps elected at Hopi School. eighth grade: Applegate, Yudell, Newton, McCreary, OConnor, Pyper, Burbeck, Collier, Brown, Gillenwater. Seventh grade: Smith, Phillips, Shumway, Kinard, Kelly, Burchinal, Bellamak, Green, Kelly, Lutich. Ingleside students host room mother parties for Halloween. kindergartners parade to classrooms.
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Lost poodle in glasses missing from Albany shop
Harold Nash reports his 135 pound silver poodle Mr. Charlie, who wears prescription glasses, disappeared after a car pulled up near the shop. A neighbor sighting prompted a police call, but Nash was told to call back tomorrow. The 11 year old royal standard poodle had become a local celebrity at the barber shop.
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UPI
Charlie
Harold Nash
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Two Arizona Legislators Deny Wrongdoing Over Retirement Fund Firm
Reps. Jay Stuckey and Ray Everett, stripped of committee chairs, insist they are innocent after a House probe into forming a company for handling state employee retirement funds. They claim no specific charges were given and complain they could not cross examine witnesses. State safety chief Hagerty to investigate. Stuckey admits omitting Concord Mortgage Co. from a conflict statement.
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UPI
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Ray Everett
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Stan Akers
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Stuckey
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