Emissions test backers make final stand in Arizona Senate
In Phoenix supporters push a modified emissions control act amid last minute amendments by Sen. James Walsh and Sen. Leo Corbet. Senate Health Committee previously rejected similar changes after new Transportation Department data questioned county air improvements and federal standards timelines.
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Iceland Britain end twenty year cod war with fishing pact
In Oslo Iceland and Britain said they reached a temporary fishing agreement and will restore diplomatic ties within a day. The pact limits British trawlers to 24 within Iceland’s 200 mile limit and bans fishing in spawning grounds, with a permanent deal to follow after December.
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Orme Dam Preferred for Central Arizona Project
The Bureau of Reclamation backs Orme Dam on Indian land where Salt and Verde Rivers meet, 15 miles east of Phoenix, as the best cheaper and more effective option among seven sites. Estimated cost is 223 million dollars.
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CUNY to start charging tuition for undergraduates
The City University of New York will begin charging tuition for its 250 000 undergraduate students in September ending a 123 year tradition. Officials say the policy will raise about 135.5 million dollars annually and comes as the university reopens after a funding shortage last week.
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Ethics Committee Initiates Probe of Hays Case
The House Ethics Committee voted unanimously to start an immediate investigation into charges that Rep. Wayne Hays employed a secretary on the federal payroll solely as his mistress. Chairman John Flynt said testimony from Hays may occur and that Justice Department assistance will be sought.
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Arizona legislators back Palo Verde nuclear plant statement
Seventy four of Arizona's ninety lawmakers signed a bipartisan pledge supporting the Palo Verde nuclear generating station near Phoenix. Senate President Bob Stump and House Speaker Stanley Akers urged in a press conference that opposition views are unfounded, citing extensive safety reviews. They said construction would create 3,100 jobs and a $50 million payroll.
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Scholl Exercise Sandals Offer at Scholl Foot Comfort Shop
The Scholl Foot Comfort Shop promotes the Exercise Sandals with a focus on a good fit and the largest color and size selection in town. Colors include blue bone white cherry denim and ti color. The original sandal is advertised as better than barefoot with a special price through June at 14.95 regular 1495.
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