EPA Warning from Bad To Worse on Auto Catalysts
The EPA warns that continuing oxidizing catalyst devices to cut carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons may raise sulfate output, increasing heart and lung diseases. California and Western states could gain benefits, while Eastern states face higher risk. Auto makers seek delay. Ford GM and Chrysler push for interim standards amid hearings.
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Levi Fights No Views in Senate Hearing
Atty. Gen designate Edward H. Levi defended himself against charges of indecision during his Senate Judiciary Committee appearance. Levi, president of the University of Chicago, said he avoids public positions on controversial issues to protect university neutrality and returns for further questioning.
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Edward H. Levi
Levi
Senate Judiciary Committee
University of Chicago
Big Heavy Cars May Be Tomorrow s Antiques
Detroit auto makers plan smaller lighter cars by the late 1970s to meet stricter emission standards and raise mileage. Ford and GM push compact lines. 1980 target mpg rises to 18.7 with 40 percent improvement over 1974 models.
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Ernest S. Starkman
Harold C. MacDonald
U S
Middle East
Chrysler
California
Church Heads Senate CIA Probe Committee
Sen Frank Church is expected to head a new Senate committee created to investigate U S intelligence operations. The chamber approved a nine month, 750000 dollar probe with focus on CIA FBI and Defense Department records. The panel aims to avoid leaks while safeguarding national security and selecting a discreet staff.
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Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Jesse A. Helms
R-N.c
William L. Scott
R-Va
Goren On Bridge in San Antonio Women's Pair Win
In the ACBL Fall Nationals Women’s Pair event in San Antonio, West overreached with a weak four card heart suit and four hearts failed. Declarer Carol Klar of Houston defeated the contract after clever ruffing and endplay exploiting the diamond confusion.
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Spy Ober linked to CIA domestic spying controversy
Richard Ober, a CIA veteran described as a top intelligence officer, headed a counterintelligence unit from 1969 to 1974 credited with files on about 10,000 Americans. He testified to the Rockefeller commission while remaining anonymous and now serves on the National Security Council staff as director of intelligence.
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Richard Ober
CIA
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William E. Colby
National Security Council
Rockefeller Commission
Berlin
Counterintelligence
Colby
Town Tries To Ignore Rush Of Earthquakes
Brawley California experiences over 1 000 quakes since Thursday linked to the Brawley Fault with peak 4 7 magnitude felt across miles. Caltech and USGS scientists note tremors may relieve strain but stop short of forecasting a major quake.
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Brawley
David Hill
U. S. Geological Survey
David Harkrider
Cal Tech
Savannah CC Director Faces 30 Million Libel Suit
Louis Rosanova sues James Hoffa and ABC in Chatham Superior Court accusing them of portraying him as a Mafia figure on the program Hoffa. He resigns as Savannah Inn and Country Club executive director after the November Closeup broadcast. Rosanova, 52, was once indicted in Chicago on various charges but acquitted.
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American Broadcasting Co
Chicago
Louis Rosanova
Rosanova
Chatham Superior Court
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ABC
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The
Teamsters
United
Louie
Lose Weight or Money Back with Nex Plan and Odrinex
An ad claims new tests from a major university hospital show the Nex Plan helps rapid weight loss. Odrinex is described as a hunger tamer with meals, a tablet that reduces appetite and calories. The pitch promises better appearance and mood and offers a money back guarantee.
From Russia With Love a True Love Story
Jackson R. Tate recalls a romance with Soviet actress Zoya Fyodorova that led to his expulsion from Russia and her imprisonment. Now 77, Tate says his daughter Victoria Fyodorova, 29, seeks a visa to visit, while her acting career faces jeopardy amid the renewed interest.
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Fla
Jackson R. Tate
Russia
Victoria Fyodorova
Tate
Victoria
Mabel
Los Angeles Times
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Zoya
Soviet Film Acting Institute
America
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Airlines propose US Europe fare hikes with advance purchase deals
Airlines in Geneva propose about 10 percent increases on US Europe routes effective April 1, with cheaper prices for tickets bought 60 days ahead. They revive a youth fare for ages 12 to 21, though US CAB and foreign regulators may block it. Proposals include APEX tickets for early buyers and various seasonal round trips between New York and London with distinct winter spring and summer rates.
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