County official urges EPA study of economics in air rules
Grant County development specialist White urged the EPA to consider economic and social impacts before tightening Kennecott emissions. He cited Arizona ATOM and New Jersey practices, urged inflation impact reviews for federal actions, and said local approval should be required for federal funds projects. He warned against tunnel vision regulation harming jobs and communities.
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Don White
Environmental Protection Agency
Kennecott
EPA
White
Grant County Office of Development
Silver City
United States
Arizona
New Jersey
Grant County
Council of Governments
Dr. Draelos
Hurley 12
Ted Draelos
Lightning Probable Cause Of Crash Near Kennedy
Officials investigated a lightning strike as a possible cause of a jetliner crash during an electrical storm near Kennedy Airport. Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 from New Orleans, Flight 66, killed 110 aboard with 14 survivors hospitalized. Firemen counted 108 bodies at the marshy crash site. Discrepancies in total aboard persisted, with ranges between 116 passengers and 7 crew to 124 total. Survivors included two young girls and a bishop among others. notable victims included a professional basketball player and Norwegian sailors. Mayor Beame called it a terrible tragedy. investigators noted no emergency radio signal and weather cited as a factor.
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New York
APY
New Orleans
Kennedy International Airport
Eastern Airlines
United States
United Airlines
Alaska Airlines
Juneau
Abraham D. Beame
Sume
National Transportation Safety Board
George van Epps
Kennecott Extends Vacations At China Mines Division
Kennecott extends shutdown due to surplus refined copper. A two week vacation begins June 27 at the Reduction Plant and June 28 at the Mines Plant. Operations resume July 29 at the Mine and Concentrator and July 30 at the Smelter. Precipitation and power plant operations will be scheduled during the shutdown.
Kiwanis Breakfast Set Before July 4 Parade
Kiwanis Club will host a breakfast at Gough Park from 6:00 to 9:00 AM on July 4, offering scrambled eggs ham biscuits and coffee. Tickets cost 1.75 for adults and 1.25 for children, sold by club members. The event precedes the noon parade and Grant County Jaycee barbecue from 12:00 to 4:30 PM. Tickets for the barbecue are available from Jaycee members or at Silver City Daily Press.
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Anual Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Gough Park
Grant County
Silver City Daily Press
Regents Meeting At Western New Mexico University
Regents of Western New Mexico University will meet in regular session Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Regents Room of the Administration Building. Items include investments personnel changes and a president’s report on Board of Educational Finance bond money allocations for construction.
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Regents of
Western New Mexico University
Frere
Educational Finance
Geothermal Study Planned for Gila River Basin
The Bureau of Reclamation awards a 61521 contract to New Mexico State University for a one year appraisal of geothermal resources in the Gila River drainage basin. Dr Chandler Swangerg leads the project with cooperation from Arizona and western New Mexico. The study uses existing data to identify high potential areas and geophysical features and assesses desalinated water potential in active regions.
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Burdan of Reclamation
U.S
Harald Runnels
D- N.M
New Mexico State University
Runnels
New Mexico
Gila River
Bureau
Amatels
Arizona
Chandler Swangerg
Weather unchanged through Thursday with warm temperatures
The forecast calls for fair weather through Thursday with little temperature change and moderate winds this afternoon near area lakes. Silver City reported a high of 50 and a low of 54 on Tuesday, while the expected high on Thursday is 90 and tonight’s low is 62.
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Silver City
Gas shortage in southwest New Mexico prompts DOD action
The State Department of Development led by Fabian Chavez and Governor Apodaca met in Silver City to tackle a gas deficit in southwest New Mexico. Chavez blamed PM Paso Natural Gas for prioritizing west coast customers and announced plans to pursue legislative relief. The panel also discussed a solar institute, rising tourism, and potential 24 hour Columbus port operations while addressing hearings involving Kennecott Copper and the EIA.
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New Mexico
Fabian Chavez
State Department of Development
Chavez
Silver City
Jerry Apadaca
DOD
Lordsburg
Deming
Paso
Bill Harrison
Southwest New Mexico
State Environmental Improvement Agency
Kennecott Copper Corporation
China Mines Division
Harrison
Bullets and cash tied CIA plots against Castro
CIA details recounted by John Rosselli outline five assassination attempts on Fidel Castro using poison pellets, high powered rifles and cash payments. The story also notes CIA involvement in CHAOS, a listening device case, and Colby testimony on surveillance of lawmakers.
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Washington
John Rosselli
CIA
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jack Anderson
Rosselli
Castro
Anderson
Los Angeles
Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA Project
Big Jim
O'Connell
Maheu
O'Connel
New York City
Efe
Miami
Hervey
Havana
House
William E. Colby
Congress
Silver City Man Sustains Burns
A Silver City man suffered second and third degree burns from Hammable vapors near his work area Tuesday afternoon. Firefighters used 10 gallons of water to extinguish the small blaze and the victim was taken to Hillcrest General Hospital. Earlier, at 7 a.m., firefighters were called to the Sheriff's Posse Rodeo Grounds to extinguish a grass and fence fire, using portions of water to control the haze.
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Silver City
Hillcrest General Hospital
Sheriff's Posse Rodeo
Democratic drive to override Ford veto on housing subsidy
The House Democratic leadership aims to override President Ford's veto of a middle income housing subsidy program but faces likely failure to secure the required two thirds. The setback would be the fourth veto defeat amid a large Democratic majority.
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Washington
House
Ford
Chamber
Delegates walk out during Rabin wife keynote address
Delegates at the International Women's Conference walked out on Leah Rabin as she delivered Jarper's keynote. Arab, African and Communist country delegates left while she spoke, denying the event's goals. In Nairobi Uganda accused two British warships of arriving at Mombasa to rescue a teacher jailed in India for calling Idi Amin a tyrant. Britain denied plans for action or forces in Kenya.
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Mexico City
Yitzhak Rabin
Jarper
Mant
Leah Rabin
Nairobs
Kenya
Mombasa
Indian Ocean
India
Idi Amin
Kampala
British High Commission
Nairobi
Britain
Uganda
Congress revolt gains momentum against Gandhi in Parliament
In New Delhi, Indira Gandhi faces mounting calls to resign as a Supreme Court justice limits her parliamentary duties while her election appeal is heard. At least 25 of the 515 Congress MPs back Mohan Dharia's bid for her resignation, up from five a week earlier.
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New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Ateast
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Abzug
Senate Intelligence Committee
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