Federal energy plan drops nuclear breeders in favor of sun power
Washington reports that the Energy Research and Development Administration formalized a two year blueprint for Congress and President Ford to shift from breeder reactors to solar energy. The plan forecasts US energy costs could double by 2000 and calls for reduced breeder funding and increased solar and coal research.
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Parents advised in death class on talking to children
Milwaukee professor Helen Swain outlines age based guidance for explaining death to kids. She cautions against using heaven and hell, sleeping myths, or fear inducing imagery while encouraging honesty and openness about questions.
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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Nursing School
Hell
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Food stamp plan flawed but no reform proposed
The Agriculture Department declined to propose sweeping reforms and asked Congress for limited trial authority. The 150 page report confirms inequities in the program, notes unfair treatment of larger households, inconsistent benefit rates, and distortions of family wealth favoring well off poor. No specific solutions offered pending broader welfare review. Senate demanded proposals to end inequities and await a court ruling on eligibility formula before changes.
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Gale Johnson Crowned Miss Black Arizona at Townehouse
Gale Johnson 21, a University of Arizona graduate from Glendale, won the Miss Black Arizona title at the Townehouse pageant. She will compete nationally in Indianapolis on July 29 and received scholarships to Arizona State University and modeling school plus a car for a year. First runner-up Sylvia Cobb earned a modeling scholarship and cash. Second runner-up Channel McDaniel won a small prize. Also crowned were Yolanda Stevenson Miss Junior Black Arizona and Natalie Rene Payton Miss Little Black Arizona.
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Arizona Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation
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Ford cautions Israel on Middle East talks
The Israeli radio quoted President Ford pressuring Israel to accept Egypt’s terms for an interim Middle East deal or risk losing U S support at a Geneva meeting. White House officials denied any ultimatum and described a review of options including step by step diplomacy and a Geneva conference.
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Safety steps credited for dip in mine mishaps
Arizona mine safety improved due to education and equipment. State Mine Inspector Bert C. Romero reported 3 deaths in the last six months versus 13 in early 1974 and injuries down 16 percent. Incidents dropped from 653 to 549 with a stricter inspection program and inclusive hiring. Two fatalities occurred at Phelps Dodge Ajo and Safford pits. a Duval Sierra open pit rollover injured the driver.
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Policemen Die in Paris Raid Against Terror Group
Gunmen killed two police inspectors and seriously wounded a chief inspector during a raid in Paris Latin Quarter. A terrorist was shot by police in what the interior ministry called a special branch operation to dismantle a foreign terrorist organization.
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UPI
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Surgeons Rehired at University of Arizona
University of Arizona President John P. Schaefer followed a faculty committee’s recommendations to reinstate two surgeons who were to be dismissed. Drs. Marlys H. Witte and D. Scott Clark received notices from UA executive vice president Albert Weaver. regents’ approval is anticipated July 12. Witte gains tenure. Clark is hired for one year with tenure to be pursued or contract ended in 1976.
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Drs. Marlys H. Witte
D. Scott Clark
Albert Weaver
Arizona Board of Regents
Pope Paul VI Opens 13th Year With Record Priest Ordination
Pope Paul VI began his 13th year as pontiff by ordaining 34 priests in the largest ceremony of its kind in the history of the Roman Catholic Church in Vatican City.
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UPI
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Teen robber hits Tucson bank on Stone Avenue
A man in his late teens or early 20s stole an undisclosed amount from an Arizona Bank teller at 902 N. Stone Ave in Tucson this morning at 10:20 a.m. Witnesses describe a 5 foot 6 inches, slight man wearing a wig who fled down an alley, dropping two $5 bills. no injuries reported.
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Diplomats at UN Accumulate Nearly 400000 in Unpaid Bills
A United Nations report shows foreign diplomats stationed in New York City have accrued about $400,000 in unpaid bills over the past 13 months.
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UPI
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