EPA says air pollution fight cost could almost double nationwide
EPA figures show state and local spending on air quality may nearly double over three to four years to meet 1975 standards. Alabama would rise from 327000 to 2.1 million, Mississippi from 185000 to about 1.16 million, with New York largely absent and total current spending about 77.4 million.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Alabama
Mississippi
New York
EPA
Butte School Vote Approves 1.8 Million Mill Levy and Trustees
Voters approve a 1.8 million special mill levy for the Butte school district and elect three trustees including Betty Thomett the first woman on the board since 1968. Levy results show elementary and high school funds passing while turnout runs around 40 percent. New trustees likely seated April 15 amid superintendent interviews.
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Butte
Betty Thomett
Thomett
Lester Zeihen
Marion Musgrove
Margaret Sullivan
George Waring
William Tindle
McKinley
South Side
Anaconda Co
Charles Davis
Jack Peterson
Easter weekend fatal crashes claim four Montana lives
Four deaths on Montana roads during Easter weekend include 13 year old Nancy Corte of Billings in a three car crash on Grand Avenue. Donald Faber, 19, of Havre died after his car struck a stalled vehicle on Beaver Creek Road. Lyman Henderson, 18, of the Rocky Boy Reservation died when his motorcycle left the road. John H. White, 24, of Crow Agency died in a crash near Two Loggins Bridge. State highway fatalities for the year reach 52.
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Associated Press
Montana
Nancy Corte
Billings
Grand Avenue
Nancy
St. Vincents Hospital
Havre
Beaver Creek Road
Donald Faber
Nick Woods
Faber
Rocky Boy Indian Reservation
Lyman Henderson
Pasenger
Steven Henry
John H. White
Crow Agency
Loggins Bridge
Hardin
Ten Texans die in Castro County fatal crash near Dimmitt
A pair of cars collided on Texas 86 west of Dimmitt killing ten people including four high school students and a 16 month old boy. Authorities say one eastbound car was chased at speeds around 110 mph after a fight report. both vehicles disintegrated in the impact. Weather noted as snow flurries with cooler temperatures.
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Dimmitt
Tex
Texas
Texas 86
Castro County
Department of Public Safety
Rex Cowart
Cowart
Berrigan Convicted Over Smuggled Letter From Prison
The Rev. Philip Berrigan was found guilty on one count of smuggling a letter from prison as jurors deadlocked on nine other indictment counts ahead of further deliberations. The case lists the Harrisburg Seven and their alleged Kissinger plot among 10 counts with potential decades in prison.
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Philip Berrigan
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Eqbal Ahmad
Neil McLaughlin
Joseph Wenderoth
Anthony Scoblick
Mary
Student vote raps tuition tax fate for public colleges
Public colleges face loss of 200 to 400 million dollars yearly from out-of-state tuition as students win residency rights by voting in their schools. Supreme court challenges in Arizona Michigan and Maryland argue voting establishes residency. States predict tuition elimination within years.
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Terry Ryan
Associated Press
Ralph K. Huitt
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Huitt
Colorado
California
Florida
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Arizona
Michigan
Maryland
McGovern says ITT paid no federal taxes 1968 70
Sen. George S. McGovern charged ITT has not paid federal income taxes for 1968 69 or 70 citing SEC filings while noting some subsidiaries may have paid tax He urged Senate Judiciary Committee to continue ITT scandal probes as campaign events unfold in Wisconsin Easter observances drew Muskie Humphrey Lindsay and Jackson to local spots and the Times reported a Jackson aide used company funds for campaign ads Scheyer defended his actions saying they were not sanctioned by the campaign and there was no hanky panky.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George S. McGovern
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
ITT
McGovern
SEC
South Dakota
Cbs-Tv
Face
New York Times
Rodney W. Scheyer
Seattle
Jackson
Wisconsin
Scheyer
the Times
Seven GIs Escape From Quang Tri Base Amid Shelling
Seven U S soldiers fled a rubble strewn outpost near Quang Tri after ARVN surrender at Camp Carroll and incoming artillery halted a convoy. They sheltered in a bunker as shells exploded, then moved toward Quang Tri before the attack halted traffic and forced abandonments.
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Holger Jensen
Quang Tri
Vietnam
J.C. Ronald K. Beard
Shreveport
Beard
James Carey
Staffords Springs
Conn
J.C. Lauffette Ellis
Milwaukee
Wis
Maj
Ed Burn
Albuquerque
N.M
ARVN
Camp Carroll
Army of the Republic of Vietnam
Bunnj
le Vang
Quang Tri City
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West Germany
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