Vaunted U S Technology Questioned Over Auto Pollution
The piece argues that American industry lagged on pollution and safety measures until state and federal action in the 1960s and 1970s. It notes critics’ charges, EPA standards, and auto makers seeking extra time to meet 1975 goals amid a petroleum shortage and rising public skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Los Angeles
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Married men favored for career mobility says Industry Week
Industry Week reports a Tropman study of 5000 men aged 45 to 54 from the University of Michigan finds married men have three times greater odds of upward job mobility than divorced or widowed peers. Bias favors husbands as a “package” and aids informal networking through entertaining. Women see different dynamics with marriage and promotion.
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The
Magazine
For Managers
John Tropman
University of Michigan
School of Social Work
Tropman
Fallout and uncertainty swirl around Kleindienst in Watergate era debate
The piece questions Kleindienst's tenure and hints he may depart amid White House Watergate fallout. It contrasts Nixon’s handling of the investigation with past officials and warns against overreliance on executive power while noting dissent within the Republican Party. It references John Dean and ethics concerns in the inquiry.
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Breck Blossaut
Washington
Kleindienst
Frys
V Gate
Nixon
White House
John Dean
Pepe
Psu
Republican
Senate
Warren Harding
Harding
Sporadically Simple Solution To Auto Menace
The author argues for restoring rural roads by plowing up thousands of miles of superhighways and returning to winding muddy cow trails to reduce urban car dependence. He recalls early travel by foot or horse and notes urban congestion, fumes, and gas shortages as motive for reversion to simple, original paths. The piece blends nostalgia with a provocative call for radical infrastructure change and hints at a community meeting about school transportation options.
McCord Testifies of Cash Ties in Watergate Bribery
Secret grand jury testimony shows James McCord recounting that Howard Hunt sought to contact someone in the White House, arranging cash payments through William Bittman and Mrs. Hunt for July to November. McCord says about $45,000 was received for salary and legal fees while pressures to stay silent rose before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James McCord
Howard Hunt
White House
Hunt
William O. Bittman
Grand Jury
McCord
Brand Jury
Democratic Party
CIA
Gordon Liddy
Watergate
Mrs. Hunt
Liddy
Lada Prompts Cautious Welcome At New York Auto Show
At the 17th annual auto show in New York a Soviet Lada is showcased by Satra Corporation as the US market waits. Officials cite a 1975 US roll out with most favored nation status as a key hurdle and discuss pricing, with a US price near 7500 dollars and a tentative entry timeline.
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New York
NEA
Lada
Moscow
Satra Corporation
Soviet Union
Nixon
United States
U.S.S.R
Congress
Japan
Italy
America
U.S
Satra
Yuri Chumakov
Autoexport
Togliatti
Avtoexpert
Agor Chalekian
Satra Trading Corporation
Peking
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Raytown
Lemae
Warner Waters
Jack Anderson
Capitol
Billman
Parkinson
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Toyota
Austin
Mercedes
Fiat
Peugeot
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Joseph Stalin
Lion
Chumakov
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