Antismog Move Hails BAAPCD Action On Pacific States Steel
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District orders Pacific States Steel of Union City to cease fluoride emissions, marking a major step in regional air pollution control. Officials expect investigations and tests over the next two months to measure improvements, with a new smoke filtration system promised to cut visible pollution.
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Washington Township
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District
Baapcd
Pacific States Steel Corp
Union City
Steel Company
Baapco
Fremont-Union City-Newark
Bay Area
Pacific States Steel
Oath Bay
George W. Graaskamp
Pacific States Steel Co
Union City Steel
San Francisco
Matthew Walker
Walker
Pacific States
Strel
Lee Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
Iacocca
Selective Service Judge Allows Partial Viet War Objections
A federal court judge rules conscientious objectors may limit objections to the Viet war without opposing all wars. The decision interprets the Selective Service Act as permitting selectivity in service. The text also mentions year-round school lunch programs and a bell metaphor about school and dinner.
Astrologer speaks out on drugs and press freedom in Fremont
The essayist criticizes local corruption and police action, urges a stronger press and accountability for drug policy. He cites reporter Ken Castle and vents about politics, crime, and societal costs, predicting future social decline if drugs and apathy persist. Fremont resident Theo Delle Mossor signs the letter.
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Fremont
Ken Castle
Joe Blow
Vip
Federal Penitentiary
Ken Castles
Hell
Zodiac
Little Joe Blow
Mr. Yip
Theo Delle Mossor
Bias in News Wires Questioned By Agnew Critics
A commentator notes that Vice President Agnew’s claims of media prejudice echo amid signs opponents retaliate. A Thompson example shows a wire story omitting names among governors praising Agnew, while many dissenters are unnamed, shaping an unfavorable impression through omission and selective quoting.
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Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Oklahoma
Ernest Q. Thompson
AS & City
Bill Ryan
Associated Press
Thompson
Tot Springs
Ark
Nixon
VaeNsite Giese
Predicting a journalist led cease fire across Vietnam
Hermes Alexander posits that reporters could bridge Russo American tensions and help form a temporary detente, outlining potential roles for Victor Louis and Harrison Salisbury as mediating figures. The piece cites sources including Abraham Brumberg and references past events from the Cuban missile crisis.
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Washington, D.C
Vietnam
John Suali
American Broadcasting Company
A. 8. Fomin
Victor Louis
London Evening News
U.S
Louis
Salisbury
West
Soviet Russia
Red China
U.S.A
Us.s.r
China
Brumberg
Moscow
Washington Post
Mr. Brumberg
Harrison Salisbury
Magazie
the Reporter
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Russia
North Vietnam
Bonds Drive Economic Growth Amid Stock Market Turmoil
Meary J. Taylor argues bonds are the economy’s workhorses, financing utilities, industries, and expansion. He notes 1989 bond losses, rising top corporate rates, and shifting demand by insurers, pension funds, and endowments, signaling a fundamental change in fixed income versus stocks.
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Security & Exchange Commission
Office of Education
Maclean's Microscoops from the Washington peace march
The report notes 605 injuries and 528 damaged private and public buildings during recent Washington peace demonstrations. It cites costs of moratoriums at about 1.8 million dollars to taxpayers and references various comments on Vietnam troop withdrawal and political rhetoric. It mentions damage to an IRS building and includes satirical remarks on the events and participants.
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Washington
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Bourbon Institute
Ney
Charles E. Goodell
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Page Belcher
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Internal Revenue Service
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