Diver in peril and two rescues mark offshore well accident
Kor Bellard, 43, and Derrel Dore, 27, survived a 90 foot underwater bubble as Progress Marine No.2 overturned off the Louisiana coast. Five other crewmen were rescued. divers and Coast Guard crews searched the sunken rig for the missing man while a damage assessment and salvage plan began.
Trick Or Treat Trial Nears End In Houston Case
Testimony shows Donahue probing other Houston sources of cyanide as O Bryan’s wife says he planned to drop life insurance for two children to cut costs. An agent testified O Bryan bought two 20000 dollar policies for his children while having no life cover for himself. He reportedly sought to file claims soon after Timothy’s death amid four counts of attempted murder in poisoned Halloween candy scheme.
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House panel studies strip mining veto fight
Washington AP Administration officials brief a House panel to defend President Ford’s veto of a bill to curb strip mining. Frank G. Zarb and six Interior officials will testify as Udall asserts the administration figures are inflated and a veto override could follow. The debate centers on environmental protections, coal production impact, and energy costs.
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Ford
Federal Energy
Frank G. Zarb
Interior Department
U.S
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Dariz
Interior Committee
Udall
Senate
William L. Rice Named Forest Service Director in D.C.
William L. Rice 39, a group leader in Fiscal and Accounting Management at the Forest Service headquarters in Washington, D.C., has been named Director. He oversees fiscal and accounting programs for about three quarters of a billion dollars annually and the agency's vast forest lands program. Rice joined the service in 1974 after posts in Missoula and Albuquerque and on the Sitgreaves National Forest in Holbrook Arizona. He holds a BLS in business administration from Western New Mexico University. His wife Judith Bryan is from Silver City. they have two children and live in Fairfax Virginia.
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Washington, D.C
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The
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Mantang
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sitgreaves National Forest
Holbrook
Arizona
Culf
Western New Mexico University
Judith Bryan
E.R. Bryan
Silveroy
Carl
Rices
Song
Bryan
Kevin
Mt_ Royal Lane
Fairfax
Virginia
Summer Story Hours At Public Library Schedule
Public Library announces summer story hours each Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Thursday at 2 p.m. starting June 4 for children three years and older. Sessions last one hour and include stories, movies, film strips, and puppet shows.
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Monster Club Summer Reading Program Opens June 13
The Public Library invites children who have completed first grade and above to join the Monster Club reading program starting Friday, June 13 at 10 a.m. A Walt Disney movie will launch the event, with participants receiving a Monster Club poster and pin, and the program runs through August.
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Public Library
Pinball wizard named at first U S Open Championship
Mount Prospect Illinois 16 year old Tom Leicht was named pinball wizard of 1975 at the first U S Open Pinball Championship. He won a trophy and 575 dollars.
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Tom Leicht
Gosnell Obituary: Ronald Wayne Gosnell 18
Ronald Wayne Gosnell 18 died Sunday from injuries in a car accident. He was a lifelong Grant County resident and is survived by his father Donald his mother Lorraine one brother Randall Lee and his grandmother Mrs Frances Gosnell. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Curtis-Bright Funeral Chapel with Rev. Clifford Hutton officiating. Interment will follow in Ft Bayard National Cemetery.
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Ronald Wayne Gosnell
Grant County
Donald
Lorraine
Randall Lee
Frances Gosnell
Curtis - Bright
Clifford Hutton
Flist United Methodist Church
Intercept
Ft. Bayard National Cemetery
Higher Prices Predicted For Summer Hogs
Washington AP reports pork producers face good market prices through early 1976 due to breeding herd cuts since last summer. USDA notes Q1 output fell 10 percent from a year ago, with further drops expected April-June and potential 15 to 20 percent decline July–December. Prices for slaughter hogs May 15 averaged 45.10 per 100 pounds, likely 45 to 47 this summer, with possible peak over 50 in July.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
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