EPA chief pushes public debate before smog rules delay
Administrator Ruckelshaus told lawmakers the EPA wants a full public discussion before deciding on granting a delay to auto makers. He said a single company meeting the 1975 exhaust standards could end delays, while considering changes to durability rules and industry submission guidelines.
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San Francisco Officer Dies After Unprovoked Shooting
Slain San Francisco police officer William Beverly Sr., 32, died after three operations and massive transfusions. He was the 10th killed in the line of duty since June 1988. Partner James Bailey Jr., 30, was wounded. Junious Poole, 21, was arrested and charged with murder. The case appears amid broader political and regulatory passages referenced within the same text. The article also discusses trade secret restrictions and public disclosure debates involving government officials and automaker emissions tests.
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Police hunt three in officers deaths in Manhattan
New York police search for three black suspects wanted in the killings of Patrolmen Gregory Foster and Borco Laurie in the East Village. Both officers were shot multiple times while investigating an illegally parked car near a restaurant. Foster died at Bellevue Hospital and Laurie near the scene.
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Slayer's sanity in doubt in Nevada City murder case
Court hearing weighed whether Clarence Smith was legally insane at the time he killed two campers. Two psychiatrists disagreed on his mental state as jurors pondered if his acts were caused by illness or culpable intent. Smith, convicted of first degree murder in one slaying and second degree in another, had pleaded innocent by reason of insanity.
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Real mobile home a San Francisco widow seeks aid
Mrs. Donald Macfarland, a former San Francisco resident since 1946, now lives in a 1963 car near Aquatic Park with her two cats after separation from her husband. She says welfare rejected her, she cannot get work, and unemployment aid is unavailable while visitors provide care. the car is in need of minor repairs and is inoperable.
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Ribicoff Criticizes Nixon on Welfare Reform Efforts
Senator Abraham Ribicoff rejected Nixon's welfare reform plan, urging a pilot program to test guaranteed income. He argued the president does not truly believe in the approach and pressed for a $2,400 family grant, with supporters backing broader federal action and related child care expansion.
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Pompidou Praises Nixon Peace Plan Amid Doubts
In Chad's Fort Lamy Georges Pompidou welcomed Nixon's eight point Indochina peace proposal but doubted it would end the war. He cited two approved points: full troop withdrawal and supervised elections in South Vietnam as key. France aided behind the scenes in Paris talks and Pompidou noted his role in arranging Hanoi Washington contacts.
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Two named to State Democratic Central Committee
Assemblyman Carkis Ree of Hayward appoints H. R. Gomez of Pleasanton and Mrs. Marjorie Medeiros of Hayward to the State Democratic Central Committee. Gomez, 4, manages Amaders Pharmacy in Pleasanton and serves on the Pleasanton Park and Recreation Commission. Medeiros is president of the South Hayward Democratic Club and has been active in Alameda County campaigns.
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H. R
Hank) Gomez
Pleasanton
Marjorie Medeiros
Hayward
State
Democratic Central Committee
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Amader Pharmacy
Park and Recreation Commission
USS Waddell Makes One Day Visit To Colombo Ceylon
The guided missile destroyer USS Waddell visited Colombo, Ceylon for a one day port call, the U.S. Navy announced. The ship, homeported at Diego Garcia, is commanded by Captain Herberger. The report notes Ethiopian Navy Day Massacci Massac celebrations in the region.
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Aol
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Britons suspect local girls in Belfast bombing
A bomb exploded inside a heavily guarded British Army camp near Belfast on a Thursday night. Security sources say girls invited to a dance at Palace Barracks may have smuggled explosives past sentries and guard dogs guarding the camp against IRA attack.
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YMCA cookie sale funds Disneyland trip in Fremont
Fremont YMCA members sell sugar cookies to raise funds for a group trip to Disneyland February 25 to 27. Bill Schramm, YMCA program director, says all proceeds go toward individual trip fees. For more information, call the YMCA office at 792-4882.
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YMCA
Disneyland
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Berkeley Council Considers Rent Control Board Hearing
Berkeley council schedules a February 8 public hearing on creating a rent control board. Backers push to place the proposal before the volume 13, issue 2 charter amendment in June.
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