Cyprus claims pollution free copper plant breakthrough
Cyprus Mines Corp officials tout a demonstration plant south of Tucson as a technological breakthrough with an essentially pollution free hydrometallurgical method for high purity copper. Experts caution the process may not replace smelters but could suit smaller mines and reduce capital costs amid debate over water and power use.
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Cyprus Mines Corp
Here
Ed Cyprus
H. T. Mudd
Mudd
William H. Dresher
University of Arizona
College of Mines
Cyprus
Dresher
Phelps Dodge Corp
Hidalgo County
N.M
George F. Leaming
Southwest Economic Information Center
Marana
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
G.A. Komadina
Cyprus Pima Mining Co
Pima
Leaming
Tucson
Duval Corp
Sleriita
Panamanian professor self immolates outside U S Embassy
In Stockholm a Panamanian law professor Leopoldo Aragon set himself ablaze to protest the Panama Canal treaty. He suffered burns covering about 9 percent of his body before guards and embassy staff subdued the blaze. He reportedly planned self immolation ahead of next week’s signing.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Leopoldo Aragon
U.S
Aragon
Panama
Panama Canal
Tucson reorganizes child protection program to reduce caseloads
The Arizona DES reorganizes the Tucson Children's Protective Services to free caseworkers from paperwork, shift record keeping, and focus on long term family problems. The move follows sustained criticism that curbs on crisis handling and insufficient support harmed abused and neglected children and their families.
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Tucson
Children’s Protective Services
Department of Economic Security
Irma Fisher
DES Social Services
Pima County
Andrus Warns Western Governors On Federal Police Force
Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus told the Western Governors Conference he may create a federal police force to patrol federal lands if western states do not curb attacks on Bureau of Land Management officials. He called out local sheriffs for dismissive attitudes while defending enforcement of federal laws on wild horses and ranch lands.
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Anchorage
Cecil Andrus
Andrus
Wester Governors’ Conference
Bureau of Land Management
Raul Castro
Arizona
Castro
Federal Land Police and Management
Secretary of Interior
Lance Should Quit As Budget Chief DeConcini Says
Sen. Dennis DeConcini expresses belief Budget Director Bert Lance should resign, issued at a Scottsdale luncheon. He cautions it is a guess with no inside information, while discussing the Panama Canal treaty, Carter amnesty, and budget reduction over wage and price controls.
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Scottsdale
Bert Lance
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Carter
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