Health Risk in Anti Pollution Device Cited
New York Times reports scientists at the EPA National Environmental Research Center North Carolina fear oxidation catalysts in millions of 1975 model cars may harm asthmatics and heart patients. They warn of sulphate and sulphuric acid mist buildup along highways and call for delays to study potential risks.
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New York Times Services
New York
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
National Environmental Research Center
North Carolina
Aif
Carl M. Shy
North Carolina Center
Shy
EPA
Speed seeks 3 million in Iowa hospital injury suit
Former University of Town basketball player James Speed sues the state of Iowa in Johnson county district court over blindness allegedly caused by treatment at University hospitals in 1970. The suit names five hospital doctors and cites previous actions and pending damages claims, with testimony focusing on facility locations and sequence of care.
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Lowa
State of
Iowa
Johnson County
University of Town
James Speed
Town City
Hwe
Haroll Vietor
Speed
University Hospitals
Bot Sults
Vandals Damage Iowa City Church
Vandals caused about $1,000 in damage to Christ the King Lutheran Church on Mayman Track Boulevard in Iowa City. The vandalism occurred over the weekend and was found Sunday morning before services. The church joins several churches and school buildings that have suffered vandalism in the past two months.
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Iowa City
Vandale
Christ the King Lutheran
Mayman| Track Boulevard
Smoke Damage in Independence Residence Fire
Independence fire department was called to the Willianson residence in northwest Independence Saturday at 11 35 pm. Williamson's son Roger was reported to have been smoking in bed and the bedding ignited. He was treated for smoke inhalation at Peoples Memorial hospital. The fire department reported some smoke damage to the house.
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Independence
Independence Fire Department
Willianson
Northwest
Williamson
Roger
Peoples Memorial Hospital
Hantse
Wiretap on Nixon aide tied to Muskie campaign
New York Times reports a second security wiretap targeted Anthony Lake after he left government to join Muskie’s campaign. The taps, begun in 1969 and running through February 1971, monitored Lake and Morlan Halperin as they discussed Muskie campaign strategy by phone. Nixon claimed the taps followed legal procedures to counter national security threats.
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Nixon
National Security Council
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Anthony Lake
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Lake
Muskle
New ‘York Times
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iMorlan Halgerin
Lake Iit
Council
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PBS
Muskie
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China sees Middle East wars feeding its policy aims
Peking views Middle East tensions as advantageous to China by diverting US and Soviet powers away from the Sino Soviet border. Premier Chou En Lai has urged Arabs to persist, and China pledges moral and political backing with limited material aid.
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Middle East
China
Concen
Chow Ma-Lat
Pierre Trudeau
Soviet Union
U.S
European
Reeven Chou
Egypt
Syria
Viet Cong seizes Hue outpost amid heavy shelling near Hue
Viet Cong spokesmen claim control of a Hue outer defense outpost after intense Friday bombardment that left several government soldiers dead or wounded. Reports also mention cease-fire violations and clashes near Quan, My Son, and southwest of Pleiku. Phnom Penh notes Premier In Tam will stay on amid political turmoil. A Cambodian C-47 was shot at landing, and Pathet Lao forces arrive in Vientiane under a September protocol.
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Bavh Ma Ares
New Hue
Hue
Am Quan
Cortal
Ioutwin
Central Highlands
Phnom Penh
Cambon
Thhat
Tam
Cathe Hy
High Poileal Council
Premien
Equilibriin Baleen
Cambatiar Air
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Manat
Tiad
Salurray
Two Men Claim UFO Encounter, Scientist Supports Tale
Pascagoula Mississippi report says two men Calvin Parker and Charles Hickson told sheriff they were fishing when a fish shaped craft abducted them. Hynek and Harder backed the men noting the event appears extraordinary while experts seek caution. Tests for brain function and hypnosis sought, investigators report widespread sightings nearby.
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Pascagoula
Miss
UPI
Northwestern University
Hynek
Bluehook
Mississipui
U. S. Air Force
Allen Parker
Hickson Hynek
Micksor
Tarker
Jackson County Sheriff's Office
James Harder
University of California
Pascagoula River
Resistant disease strains alarm CDC in report
ATLANTA AP Major killer diseases are regaining resistance to antibiotics, CDC warns. Strains of gonorrhea typhoid and malaria show reduced drug effectiveness as misuse and underdosing spread. Experts note no current resistance to cholera or bubonic plague, but typhoid and malaria remain concerns in urban areas and across borders.
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Atlanta
Center For Disease Control
CDC
Othe
Lo Ui Polit
CNC
Mugeny Gangarasa
CDI
United States
EDC
Mexico
Jr Wee
Tco
Han
Wiesner
Genereal
Hans Wiesner
Masters Seeks Third District Congress Post
Mason City chiropractor Ron Masters 46 announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Third District Congress. He campaigns on a platform to establish faithful representative government and pledges to be responsive to people’s thoughts and ideas. Masters heads Masters Chiropractic Clinic with family partners and holds local leadership roles with Jaycees Toastmasters and park commissioners. He attends United Methodist Church and teaches a Sunday school class with his wife. they have three children.
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A. Mason City
Ron Masters
Masters Si Ie
Mall
My Day
Rhonda
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