EPA orders large stations to sell some unleaded gas
The EPA ordered 111000 service stations nationwide to start selling at least one grade of unleaded gasoline by July 1, with further rural stations added after January 1. Stations over 200000 gallons yearly must have an unleaded pump, and counties below 50 people per square mile with past 150000 gallons must sell unleaded gas. FEO said gasoline will be more plentiful from June 1, but a 4 to 6 percent shortage remains without conservation.
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Penn Central charged with billion dollar fraud
The SEC after a two year study charged Penn Central Co five former officers and an accounting firm with a billion dollar fraud. Former chairman Stuart T. Saunders and former CFO David C. Bevan led a board of directors including Edward J. Hanley Franklin J. Landing and R. Stewart Rauch. Peat Marwick Mitchell also charged. The agency says the company misrepresented earnings while incurring huge cash drains and extraordinary borrowings including a $10 million Berliner Bank loan. Investors allegedly lost billions.
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Zebra slayings suspects pared to three in San Francisco
San Francisco police released four of seven suspects held in the Zebra killings after insufficient evidence. Three remain in custody facing murder charges. police and city officials had warned more arrests could follow. Lawyers said the men all belonged to the Black Muslim Temple 26 and worked at Black Self-Help Co. Moving firm aids found in the investigation.
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Nixon to dedicate Expo 74 in Spokane Saturday
President Nixon will dedicate Expo 74, the United States only world’s fair this decade, in Spokane Washington. The six month event, themed Celebrating Tomorrow s Fresh Environment, includes eight foreign nations plus the United States and 25 domestic exhibitors. It began in 1969 as Spokane County Historical Society’s centennial idea after planning and political efforts led by Sen. Magnuson.
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Nixon Watergate transcripts spark runaway best seller
Transcripts of President Nixon’s Watergate conversations flood the market as GPO sells out 99 copies in an hour at 12.95 each, prompting a print run of 10,000 more. Tribune and Dell Books rush rival editions, with the Capitol area seeing widespread quick sellouts and broad public interest.
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The Last Detail film review by A R Shapiro
The Last Detail follows three Navy men on a road trip from Norfolk Virginia to Portsmouth New Hampshire. Badass and Mule are lifers with fifteen years service while Larry Meadows faces eight years and lifetimes of bleakness. Nicholson delivers as Budofsky and the film adopts a documentary style with stark realism and offbeat restraint. The cast conveys quiet ache and the reviewer calls it a respectable slightly offbeat film playing at Cinema I.
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Twin Cinemas At The Movies Listings Review
The Twin Cinemas screens The Last Detail at Cinema I and a sequel with an R rating at Cinema II. Harte Theatre features Cinderella Liberty stars James Caan and Eli Wallach as a love story rated R. Manchester Cinema offers Robin Hood for kids, G rated. North Hoosick drive-in shows McQ and The Mackintosh Man, both with age classifications. Bennington drive-in presents Steelarena and Unholy Rollers, PG and R. For times call Harte and Manchester numbers.
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