High Court To Rule on Water Law
The Supreme Court will hear arguments this spring on the government’s challenge to a Philadelphia circuit ruling ordering a new trial for Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corp. for discharging pollutants into the Monongahela River. The case centers on the 109 Rivers and Harbors Act requiring a permit to dump refuse into navigable waters.
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Apollo 17 wraps up lunar mission with final space walk
Astronauts prepare to land after a 13 day mission to the moon. Evans performs a final spacewalk to retrieve film canisters and rock samples as Earth shines ahead and the crew secures cargo in the command module.
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Burns Won't Chair Bartel Election Test
Burns requests removal as presiding officer of an election contest testing Bartel's 1973 Johnson county supervisor bid. Republican challenger Wallers cites a law bar on service after felony conviction. Burns would chair hearings if allowed. Article notes political tension and procedural steps for a declaratory judgment.
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Tricycles Prove Unsafe for Children in Study
A Calspan Corp report from Sulfa NY finds standard tricycles unstable and prone to rollovers. The preliminary study, citing design flaws like high seat and rear axle issues, suggests riders face injuries during normal use and calls for federal safety regulations.
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Truman Improves Slightly and Speaks
President Truman shows slight improvement and speaks to the nation after more than a week of limited contact. He remains hospitalized and able to respond to questions with careful phrasing as doctors monitor his condition.
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Lower Population Growth Estimate Issued for U S
The Census Bureau released new projections amid a sharp drop in birth rates and lower fertility expectations. It predicts the U S population will be far smaller than earlier forecasts by 2050, with a slight chance of renewed growth before then.
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Laird Announces New Raids as U S Resumes North Vietnam Bombing
Washington reports Defense Secretary Laird states U S bombing restrictions lifted and raids resumed on Hanoi Haiphong area. Saigon confirms attacks near Haiphong while Nixon plans broader air operations to deter enemy buildup as talks continue. The North Vietnamese pledge no ceasefire and Viet Cong observers react to maritime actions in the region.
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Haig Delivers Lomber Report on Vietnam Ceasefire
A U S spokesman warns that a truce without guarantees risks a North Vietnamese takeover of South Vietnam. Kissinger seeks recognition of South Vietnam as independent and nonintervention. Vietnamese officials criticize U S efforts as delaying the agreement.
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Peace Talks in Vietnam Struggle Over Settlement Terms
The article reports on U S and North Vietnamese positions in the Vietnam peace negotiations. Kissinger and Tho challenge mutual terms while the United States seeks a settlement and a stable interval of peace before elections or final status.
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Stocks Plummet As Peace Talks Stall At Vietnam Talks
New York prices fell on Monday as selling intensified amid stalled Vietnam peace negotiations. The Dow Jones average dropped to around 1018.65 as analysts cited expectations of a peace accord fading and the market reacting to the stalemate.
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