Airlines Join Government Plan to Cut Jet Engine Smoke
Major airlines back a government program to reduce jet engine smoke with 31 carriers agreeing to begin installing smokem reduction devices within 90 days and aiming for substantial completion by late 1972. Industry spokesman says 1972 deadline unrealistic, favors 1974 full elimination pending further testing and manufacturing capacity.
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John A. Volpe
Transportation
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
William Osman
Air Transport Association
HEW
Osman
Pacific Southwest Airlines
PSA
Andrews
Pratt & Whitney
Population Rise Tops Estimate
World population will grow faster than forecast, reaching over 4.9 billion by 1985. The UN Population Commission says developed lands will hold about 1.3 billion, while less developed countries may total 3.65 billion, driving the push for a new strategy linking population with economic planning.
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Geneva
United Nations Population Commission
Commission
U.N
Senior Citizens To Meet Friday
The Senior Citizens Club will meet Friday at their club house on Crosland Drive. Guest speaker A. Duane Day, manager of the Aiken Social Security Office, will discuss Social Security after the meeting and be available to answer questions. A 6:30 p.m. covered dish dinner will precede the talk.
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Senior Citizens Club
Crosland Drive
A. Duane Day
Aiken Social Security Office
Tricentennial Observance Captured by Aiken Standard Photographers
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower attends events at the Tricentennial in Aiken along with Mrs Dorothy Ko MacDowell general chairman and Gov Robert E McNair. MacDowell also wrote the Tricentennial play Drums Along the Savannah and is praised as the organizing force by a joint Senate House resolution.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard
Mamie Fisenhower
Mld
Dorothy Ko
MacDowell
George H. Grant
Robert E. McNair
Eisenhower
Savannah
Lower Savannah Regional Planning Meeting Scheduled
The Lower Savannah Regional Planning and Development Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in its Aiken headquarters. Topics include the Comprehensive Health Planning Program district advisory committee for outdoor recreation development and final approval of about 40 funding applications under the Law Enforcement Assistance Program.
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Lower Savannah
Savannah
Academy Award Nominations Reflect Youth Driven Shift
Hollywood observers note a generational gap as younger audiences favor fresh stories while Academy voters lean toward traditional fare. Nominations favor Anne of the Thousand Days Hello Dolly and Midnight Cowboy while Easy Rider receives fewer nods. Thirteen of twenty nominees are native born with no prior winners among major contenders.
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Hollywood
Academy
Anne
Jack Nicholson
Santa Vittoria
Gregory Peck
Los Angeles Music Center
Confrontation Looms Over School Spending
Washington AP The House faces a clash with President Nixon over education funding after the Rules Committee spurned a proposed presidential compromise. An amendment would have let Nixon spend at his discretion regardless of Congress appropriations. The Republican backed measure was added to a $19.3 billion health education bill replacing the vetoed $19.7 billion package. The panel refused to clear the amendment by a 9-6 vote, delaying action until Thursday.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Rules
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