EPA Officials Face Hostile Audience At Air Hearings
About 100 people attended a second hearing on EPA sulfur oxide capture at the Kennecott Chino Mines smelter in Grant County New Mexico. Citizens urged 90 percent removal while business groups warned against heavy regulation harming the economy. EPA transcripts will be reviewed and a final decision is due in 90 days.
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Richard Peterson
Environmental Protection Agency
Tirat
EPA
Holiday Inn Banquet Room
Kennecott Chino Mines
New Mexico
Bartlet
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Elliott
Elliott
Grant County
Don White
White
Ruth Graham
Mimbers
Los Angeles County
Kennecott
Chano Merino
890
AFT, Cio
Merino
Silver City
John Lopez
Lopez
James Stowe
Southwestern New Mexico Audubon Society
BIA
Brandt Calkin
The
Sierra Club
Denver
Jim Collins
Dallas
Tex
Santa le
Border City Outlines Carnival and Sun Parade Details
Ed Busby opens a Silver City luncheon outlining El Paso Sun Carnival history from 1935 to 29 events including the Sun Parade with 28 major floats. Sonny Yates cites 12 El Paso clubs backing the carnival and notes Sun Queen and coronation ball participation. Frontier Airlines talks in Denver yield no action but friendly relations continue as Silver City reps press to keep Frontier.
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el Paso Ans
Silver City
Grant County
Yates
el Paso
Busby
Denver
Colo
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
Accident Claims Bayard Victim
Kenneth M. Warren, 32, was killed in a construction accident when the bed of a fiveyard dump truck collapsed onto his head at the Whitfield Construction site on Ridge Road. Warren worked for P C Concrete Company. Sheriff Richard Ingram identified the site and noted P W was laying hot mix at the plant.
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Bayarda
Kenneth M. Warren
Warren
P.¢.Concrete Company
Grant County
Richard Ingram
Whitfield
Ridge Road
Ingram
P. W
Board of Educational Finance Sets 1975 76 School Budgets
The New Mexico BEF withholds approval of the northern technical vocational budget citing poor budget presentation. It proposes continuing operating funds until a proper budget is prepared. The plan lists 1975 76 budgets for New Mexico State University and branches, Western and Eastern universities, UNM and many other institutions with varied increases in instruction and general expenditures and faculty salary changes.
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Board of Educational Finance
Santa FE
State Board of Educational Finance
New Mexico
Guambana
William McConnell
BEF
McConnell
Department of Finance and Administration
Rf] Rito
New Mexico State University
Nmsu Alamogordo
NMSU
Nmsu San Juan Community College
FTE
Western New Mexico University
Western
Eastern New Mexico University
Nel
Enmu Clovis
FET
New Mexico Tech
New Mexico Military Institute
Highlands University
University of New Mexico
UNM
UNM Gallup
Rhe
Defendants Found Guilty in Copper Wire Theft Case
District Court Judge Norman Hodges found Michael G. Lavellass, Brian R. Suffin, Ronald E. Holden and Richard Madsen guilty of a petty misdemeanor for stealing copper wire from Mountain Bell lines on Interstate 10. Felony charges were dismissed as the men were en route to California when caught by Grant County deputies. Each defendant must sign a probation agreement with the New Mexico Department of Corrections and pay $50 in damages.
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District Court
Norman Hodges
Michael G. Lavelass
Brian R. Suffin
Ronald E. Holden
Richard Madsen
Mountain Bell
Interstate 10
Sam Giancana found dead in his home
Sam Giancana a reputed Chicago crime syndicate leader linked to alleged CIA assassination plots was found shot to death in his Oak Park Illinois home late Thursday night police said. Intelligence reports say Cambodian fighting involved US built bombers possibly flown by US trained pilots. Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act requires lenders to provide buyers with 12 days notice of estimated closing costs and fees.
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CIA
Oak Park
Sam Giancana
Chicago
U.S
Washington
Gulf of Thailand
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Ford seeks federal prison time for violent offenders
President Ford announced to Congress a plan for mandatory federal prison terms for violent criminals and a $7.6 million program to compensate crime victims. He noted many crimes fall outside federal reach, with draft legislation to be sent by Wednesday.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Pord
House
Senate
White House
Ron Nessen
Energy Bill Advances in House but awaits Senate action
The House passed an energy bill without a gasoline tax hike and waits in the Senate where sources say final action could occur as late as October. Rep. Al Ullman, D-Ore., chairman of Ways and Means, urges President Ford to support a shaping rather than blocking broader energy measures. The House also backed the committee's proposed gasoline tax increase and new-car tax plan.
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Washington
CIA Chief Foresees No Prosecutions of Agents
Director William Colby of the Central Intelligence Agency says he believes no CIA employees will be prosecuted or convicted for the agency s illegal domestic activities.
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Washingson
William 2. Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Weather outlook with warm temps and scattered storms
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Saturday with moderate afternoon winds. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers are expected with little temperature change. In Silver City the Thursday high was 82 and the overnight low 53. The Saturday high is expected at 82 and tonight’s low at 53.
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Silver City
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New Mexico Citizens For Clean Air and Water
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