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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
9
A Northrop Corp study for the Air Resources Board concludes on the road smog testing is feasible in emissions, costs, and public opinion. It finds inspections would cut carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon emissions but may raise oxides of nitrogen for pre 1970 cars, with a $401,000 cost and access to federal funds delayed.
House Rules moved to send Rep. Matsunaga's bill repealing the 1950 Emergency Detention Act to the floor while a companion Ichord measure would require a congressional insurrection declaration before detentions. Ichord argued the amendment guards against race based detentions, while Matsunaga framed the act as a concentration camp law amid May Day protests.
Tel Aviv stories center on Meyer Lansky and three North American figures denied entry as Interpol tips at a possible Israeli-Mafia presence. Reports detail Lansky's Tel Aviv hotels, two-hotel stayovers, and a police wary atmosphere surrounding the famed mob figure.
A dense scanned schedule lists numerous programs across channels with morning to late night blocks. It includes game shows, news, dramas, soap operas, cartoons, and specials featuring ABC CBS and NBC lineups, plus classic films and guest segments through the day.
Washington officials urged Congress to require stronger bumper standards for 1974 cars to protect safety over repair costs. Acting NHTSA director Douglas Toms said front and rear bumpers should withstand higher collision forces and backed government disclosure of crashworthiness data and broader safety testing. He criticized a bill aimed at cutting repair and insurance bills as placing economics over life and limbs.
Analyzes a bridge deal where South considers six trump tricks after a diamond opening. South ruffs the opening, draws trumps, and plans to establish a long black-suit, but 4-2 trumps thwart the plan. The Swedish writer Jan Wohtlin proposes a dummy reversal using all declarer's trumps to ruff diamonds, with the full play yielding nine tricks and a potential tenth via dummy's trump entries.
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