New Approaches To Car Pollution
Engineers at Honda claim a stratified charge engine meets 1975 emission goals without catalytic converters, while nitrogen oxides remain problematic. EPA delays standards to 1977. Texaco's John McKinley proposes a two car strategy with noncatalytic CO and hydrocarbon control to ease shortages, suggesting nationwide relief and potential three million barrels daily by 1985.
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Honda Motor Company
Japan
U.S
Honda
Environmental Production Agency
EPA
John K. McKinley
Texaco, Inc
Senate Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee
McKinley
California
Withholding Tapes and Watergate Trials Crucial Debate
ERNEST CUNEO argues that the main constitutional issue may arise from defense counsel seeking presidential tapes as evidence in Watergate prosecutions. He discusses Sixth Amendment rights, potential for new trials over newly discovered evidence, and the ongoing tension among Congress, the President, and the Supreme Court over secrecy and official powers.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Senate
John Dean
Supreme Court
Youngstown Sheet
Tobe
Sawyer
Congress
Types of surgery hysterectomy versus tubal ligation explained
Readers ask why some women choose hysterectomy over tubal ligation and how tubal tying affects ovulation. Dr. Lamb explains ovaries continue producing eggs, which are absorbed after tubes are tied, and that the procedure does not affect fertility from the ovaries.
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Dr. Lamb
Bible Verse Timo thy 24
A fragmented OCR line presents a Bible verse reference urging that all men be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth. The text appears truncated with spacing errors and lacks full verse context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Timothy
Rediscovery and Rededication Urged for America
Jack Anderson calls for renewal of national purpose amid scandals and erosion of freedoms. He urges rediscovery of shared ideals based on Lincoln and Jefferson, warning that federal power and cultural fragmentation threaten unity. The piece advocates a national movement in 1976 bicentennial year with diverse voices declaring love for America.
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Winston Churchill
America
Federal
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Hank Meyer
Sage
Miami Beach
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Editor Ann B. Pritchett and Executive Editor Preston Pendergrass. It notes publication as a second class mail item from 1381 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with Sunday and daily editions, subscription rates, and disclaimers about Associated Press content and republication rights.
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Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Potman
Pat Staples
Baytown
Texas
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
U.S
Watergate hearing spoof with a bacterium witness
In a Washington hearing sketch, Sen Ervin introduces a surprise witness Mike O Plasma from the White House, a bacterium claiming to diagnose Nixon pneumonia. The parody features quips about John Mitchell, Haldeman, and other figures, ending with a faux thanks to the microbial witness.
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Sen. Ervin
Mike O'Plasma
White House
Nixon
Timbuktu
Sen. Inouye
Mr! O'Plasma
Mr. O'Plasma
Jeb Magruder
Hugh Stoan
Bob Haldeman
John Dean
John Mitchell
Sammy Davis Jr
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NEA
Ime
Charles Evans Hughes
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Lawrence E. Lamb
ISE Assny
Jack Anderson
Amelia
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
the Waltons
New York
Ervin
North Carolina
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Mr. Dash
Mr. Chairman
Pearl Harbor
Mr. O’plasma
Sen. Weicker
President Nixon
Sen, Baker
Sen. Baker
Confederacy
Union
Sen. Montoya
Joe
Sen. Gurney
Raquel Welch
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