Senate seeks review of Clean Air Act standards
The Senate plans to authorize a review by the National Academy of Sciences of health findings behind the 1976 automobile emission deadline. Supporters warn against abandoning the act while some critics urge more time and less disruptive measures. EPA proposals for drastic controls could curb driving in cities, prompting calls to extend deadlines for hardest hit areas.
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Pact Leaves Most Of Laos In Red Hands
Premier Souvanna Phouma and Pathet Lao reach a political and military accord giving the Communists control of about 80 percent of Laos and creating a coalition government. Foreign forces to withdraw within 60 days. U S military advisers reduced to about 600.
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State Department
Leaders To Meet Nixon in Washington Talks This Week
In Washington Pacific allies move toward talks with President Nixon as Japan’s Kakuei Tanaka and Australia’s Gough Whitlam travel for separate meetings. Whitlam meets Nixon today while Tanaka starts two days of talks on Tuesday.
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Greek referendum backs seven year presidency in reforms vow
President George Papadopoulos led a lopsided yes vote in a controversial referendum in Athens and pledged to pursue reforms. The result gives him a seven year term as head of Greece's new republic.
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Weather outlook with showers and warm Tuesday
Cloudy with showers or thundershowers likely tonight and Tuesday. Not so cool tonight with lows in the mid 60s and highs Tuesday in the low 80s.
Ehrlichman Faces Senate Panel as Watergate Hearings Stretch On
Ehrlichman, former Nixon aide, faces another day of questioning as the Senate Watergate panel weighs how long hearings will run. The panel seeks a constitutional compromise with President Nixon to access tape recordings. Dean’s testimony drew Republican criticism from Hugh Scott, who calls Dean a liar, while Ervin and Baker pursue private access to tapes to safeguard national security.
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Pennsylvania
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Small Air Leak Stopped After Skylab 2 Sleep Rest
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan L. Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma halted a tiny nitrogen oxygen leak in the space station after an accidental trash airlock leak woke them briefly. Illness delays eased as they returned to bed then planned a relaxed day to recover from seasickness like symptoms while pausing a space walk.
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Prison Riot Ends at Oklahoma State Penitentiary
A weekend riot at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary left 2 convicts dead, 17 inmates and 3 guards injured, and the prison largely destroyed. National Guardsmen regained control by Sunday. damage estimated at 20 to 30 million dollars. Officials consider housing inmates temporarily and seek federal funds for rebuilding.
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Oklahoma State Penitentiary
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Ad Seller Praises Quick Bicycle Sale Experience
Richard Nostrant of 44 Eden Place Athens recounts a swift sale after listing bikes with Action Ad. He says buyers arrived eagerly and they could have sold more if additional bikes were available.
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