US pollution cleanup study flags costs and job loss
The government calculated that air and water cleanup through 1976 will cost billions, raise prices, and shed up to 125,000 jobs while spurring growth. Of 12,000 plants in 14 key industries, 30 to 300 may close. most closures affect small, one plant towns. The report notes benefits from new plants and pollution control equipment but concludes net economic minuses outweigh positives. Industries surveyed include autos, cement, steel, petroleum, and pulp and paper.
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Washington
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Ne Teport
Ed Industries
IRA truce ends as woman killed in Belfast violence
In Belfast a three day IRA truce collapsed when gunmen fired on a British army patrol, killing Berredette Hyndman, 24, at Falls Road. Army sources report no troops hit and uncertainty over which IRA faction carried out the attack as the lull ends amid ongoing clashes and shelling.
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UPI
Gurenen
Irish Republican Army
IRA
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Isgehye
Army
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Cris
Weich
TRA
Uni
Londonderry
Hughes book trip to enter cop pleas hoax case in Manhattan
Three principals in the Hughes autobiography hoax are expected to plead guilty in two Manhattan courtrooms Monday. Irving Suskind and Edith Irving face charges in state and federal courts, with potential sentences up to 100 years. The case centers on forged instruments, mail fraud, conspiracy, and perjury amid claims Hughes was deceased or incapacitated.
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UPI
Howatt Hughes
Gieas
Manhattan
Salt Clifford
Edith Irving
Richard Suskind
Frank
Hogan
U.S
Whitney North Seymour
Irving
Suskind
United States
Hughes
Helga RK
Ehistre Bellio
McGraw Hill Book Co
Bahamas
Hollywood
Mexico
Caribbean
Federal Court
Union City Council Candidates Night Schedule
City council candidates forums sponsored by the chamber of commerce and merchants association will be held at 7 36 pm on Thursday at Alvarado School 31190 Fred St and 7 8 pm on Friday at Searkes School 15th and G streets with local residents invited to attend.
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Fred St
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Cable TV hookup upswing to begin in Fremont
Fremont Cable Television Inc faces delays after being awarded the city franchise over two years ago. Only 250 homes of about 7,000 connected so far, all in one Niles area, with 9 months service. Henry Gastman says 240 miles laid, 74 connected, 107 stranded. End of April target to begin marketing 6,000 homes across MisVon district and rest of Niles. Plans outline zones from The Hub on International Kitchen to Nimitz Freeway, Union City to Stevenson Boulevard, with Warm Springs last due to distance from cable center.
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Fremont
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Fremont Cable Television Inc
Niles
Henry Gast
Met
Misvon
Hest
Ofice and Cable Center
International Kitchen
Peralta Boukhard
Nimitz Free
Union Cty
Stevenson Boulevard
Central Business District
Old Centerville
Wong
Warm Springs Boudevard
Irvington
Warm Springs
Gastman
Livermore Valley Smog Ranks Among Worst In Bay Area
Leona Ward reports the Livermore Amador Valley faces severe air pollution with Ly Valley’s smog days surpassing state standards and driving protests from citizens and groups since the late 1960s. EPA urges study of no action alternatives and warns more highways may boost emissions despite exhaust controls.
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Leona Ward
Livermore
Amador Valley
Los Angeles
Iuan Jose
Valey
Bay Area
Dstein
del Valle
Valley Ciizens
Sacramento
Paul DeFalco Jr
San Francisco
Livermore Valley
EPA
Good morning greeting from Tia CC Uke
A brief note delivers a cheerful morning greeting attributed to Tia CC Uke, a personable greeting likely from a community or social column. The item preserves a friendly tone and casual address without additional context or details.
Weather outlook and temps for today
Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain. Highs near 68 and lows around 50. Yesterday’s high reached 72 with a low around 60.
Soledad Brother trial enters final week with closing arguments
The Soledad Brother case moves into its 12th week as jurors prepare for closing arguments. Angela Davis marker trial begins its third week with attorneys maneuvering to assemble a favorable jury panel, maintaining 24 cards in play.
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Angela Davis _marker
Pagn 2
Black turnout hints at black vote in Florida primary
In Florida next Tuesday Black people are expected to vote in the state primary. The results may offer the first clue to Black preference among Democratic candidates. Page 2.
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Florida
Attate
Withdrawal marks end of Bangladesh liberation effort
The last Indian troops who aided Bangladesh’s independence withdraw with ceremonial pomp, ending a two week war against Pakistan. Flooding along Peru’s 600 mile coast leaves at least five dead and forces thousands to flee. Soviet TV casts the Ku Klux Klan as a potent U.S. political force with claims former presidents Truman and Harding were members. Lenin’s Banner says the USSR is building a robot to land and search for life on Mars. Swiss Air Rescue helicopters save 70 people from a stalled cable car on the Schneithom slope.
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Bangladesh
Pakistan
U.S
Harry Truman
Warren G. Harding
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