Gold rush of 1973 sparks revival at Yellowjacket mines
In the Arivaca-Ruby country near Tucson, veteran miner Lemons forecasts a fresh gold boom as 95 percent of the gold remains. He plans new shafts and a modern pilot mill while noting lost ore and underfilled mills from past operations. Geologist Gerry Delgado and Tucson leases factor into a shifting prospect scene as Coolidge plant talks with Chado Industries linger.
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Israeli Leader to Visit Germany as Meir Accepts Invitation
In Jerusalem Chancellor Willy Brandt said Golda Meir agreed to make the first visit to Germany by a top Israeli leader. The move signals a new page in bilateral ties, despite lingering memories of the wartime slaughter of six million Jews in Israel.
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Dollar Slips on Delays in Washington Market Signals
The dollar weakened across Europe as investors awaited U.S. action on inflation controls. Gold prices edged higher at the opening of Europe’s bullion markets in London and Zurich amid the currency move.
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British PM to visit China in historic trip
Prime Minister Edward Heath has accepted an invitation to visit China, the first by a British leader since 1948. Diplomatic sources say the invitation came from Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Peng-fei, with no date yet set for the visit.
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Quake kits gain favor in jittery Tokyo shoppers
In Tokyo a department store is selling canvas quake kits priced around four dollars. Each kit includes a map, water jug, candy, flashlight, raincoat, and a space on the outside for name, address, blood type, shelter point, and next of kin. The item comes as fear grows of a new disaster linked to recent seismic activity.
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Wildlife board to study Gila channel dispute
The Arizona Wildlife Federation board will meet June 16 to consider legal action against the Wellton Mohawk Irrigation District for cutting a 50 mile channel across Gila River bottomlands and state land without permission.
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