Alaska Forms Oil Impact Task Force Amid Slope Developments
In Alaska the government forms an oil impact task force as North Slope activity grows. The Interior Department under former Governor Hickel also creates a special task force and seeks a 3.1 million study for a proposed 800 mile Valdez pipeline with 900 million capital conditions. The AEC moves to protect Amchitka Island wildlife ahead of planned tests while US Plywood Champion Papers hires conservationists to oversee its 75 million pulp mill project and wood harvest plan.
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Department of Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Ment
Valdez
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Amchitka Island
AEC
Washington
British Columbia
Panhandle
Virgin Forests
U.S. Plywood Champion Papers Inc
King's Daughters Left $2 Million Trust Fund
Norfolk AP reports the King's Daughters City Union which runs the King's Daughters Children's Hospital was bequeathed a two million dollar trust fund. The announcement outlines the fund’s future use for hospital programs and services.
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King's Daughters
Norfolk
Norfolk City Union of
King’s Daughters
King’s Daughters Children’s Hospital
Saunders Taylor
Col
Walter Herron Taylor
Elizabeth Saunders Taylor
Walter Herron Taylor III
W.B. Baldwin
Saunders
McCormick suing Virginia man in $3 million chicken deboner case
McCormick & Co accuses Earl L. Childers of Bedford, Virginia, of defrauding $2.5 million by misrepresenting a chicken deboning machine as his own invention. Childers counters a $500,000 claim for rights to the device, while a 1968 contract bought his chicken processing business and patent rights. The dispute centers on whether the machine is a genuine invention or a converted vegetable pulper.
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Baltimore
McCormick & Co
Virginia
U.S
McCormick
Earl L. Childers
Bedford
Childers
Clever Halloween Ghost How-To From Heloise Hints
Another Heloise column offers practical tricks like turning a bed pillow into a ghost head for Halloween displays with paper eyes a mouth and a sheet draped over. It also shares quick ideas for tortilla sticks a hippie ghost using a dust mop hair a coat hanger arms and a dress and other short reader tips on organizing wires buttons and coffee can pour spouts.
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Heloise
Some Hunters Never Give Up
In Kalispell Montana two men admitted they shot an elk and loaded it in a bright blue pickup with its legs protruding. A bullet then pierced the truck’s hood as they began to drive away.
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Kalispell
Mont
Flathead County
College Enrollment Figures Rise Across Nation
A national study shows college enrollments up 47 percent since 1969 to 8.3 million this year based on 564 colleges. University of Cincinnati provost Dr. Garland G. Parker notes 2.1 million freshmen, up 4 percent, with enrollments flattening versus the late 1960s and modest gains expected through the 1970s.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Garland G. Parker
University of Cincinnati
Parker
School and Society
U.S. Musical Instrument Trade Gains in 1969
Imports of musical instruments and accessories totaled 48.5 million dollars in 1969, up 9.9 percent from 1968. U.S. exports of instruments, parts and accessories rose to 25.9 million dollars, an increase of 12.2 percent over 1968.
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U.S
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Alaska
Juneau
Ent
J.H. Godwin
Hildegrand E. Taylor
Pantone
N.Y
West Palm Beach
Fla
John Saunders Taylor
New York
J.saunders Taylor Family
King
Pal
Bruce Dorman
Shirley Copperwell
Mr. P. M
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Borrors Department Stores
Berryville Ave
Winchester
Aorth
Requier
Pip
F.E.T
Nichols
Winchester Evening Star
Glidden
Turpine Spirits
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