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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1975

Page

7

Better driving choices cut gasoline use in half decade

Detroit motorists can save gasoline by choosing the right car size, trimming weight, and avoiding unneeded options. EPA tests show big differences between engines and models, while driving style and maintenance matter. Overdrive, manual transmissions, and light tires improve efficiency, and misfiring spark plugs sharply raise consumption.

Detroit UPI Joe Girard U.S Ford Environmental Protection Agency Consumers Union Consumer Reports EPA Union Oil Union Fea Pueblo Colo Union Oil of California P.O Palatine Ill

Russian grain shortage underestimated says Percy

Senator Charles Percy cites "incredibly reliable" sources warning the Soviet grain failure is larger than official estimates and could push Moscow to buy more grain in the U.S. Government officials stand by 185 million tons harvest and 14 to 15 million tons import. Meany signals possible broad strike support for dockworkers over grain shipments to the Soviet Union.

Washington UPI Charles Percy Ill Agriculture Department U.S Richard Bell Agriculture Afl-Cio George Meany Chicago Soviet Union Earl Butz Percy Butz Williamsburg Bell Russia Senate Permanent Investigations Committee

Wheat sale not reason for hikes says Simon

Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says there is no link between the Russian wheat deal and rising prices. He cites a limited impact from grain sales, defends a $15 billion tax cut plan, and notes economy factors that could affect future cuts. News from Hartford and Austin reports include UT health care participation factors and Fort Carson details.

Hartford, Conn UPI Treasury William E. Simon Austin, Tex University of Texas UT Center For Social Work Research Simon Hartford GOP Washington Soviet Union

Sun Dangers Rise For Elderly Eyes Says UC Ophthalmology Expert

In San Francisco UPI reports Dr. Michael J. Hogan of the University of California Medical Center warns that aging eyes are more vulnerable to sun damage due to degeneration of eye muscles and eye fluids.

San Francisco UPI Michael J. Hogan University of California Medical Center

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