Emission Controls Said to Harm Engines and Raise Costs
The Fred Kline Agency reports motor publications and a National Motor Vehicle Research Safety Foundation study finding emission control devices increase engine temperatures and drive train failures, rough performance, and fuel costs. Critics warn EPA and DOT actions threaten free enterprise while a New Hampshire safety foundation cites premature valve and valve-seat damage and brake wear linked to mandatory exhaust controls.
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Isa
Fred Kline Agency
New York
National Motor Vehicle Research Safety Foundation
Kilne
Foundation
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
U.S. Department of Transportation
Autorative
New Hampshire
No Profit Natural Styler Vehicle Research
Safely Foundation
First National Hookers Convention in San Francisco
The inaugural event at Glide Memorial Church drew about 69 attendees including prostitutes, press, lawyers, drag queens, transsexuals, customers, vice cops, sociologists and students. Organizer Margo St James, 25, led the convention denying myths about sex workers and promoting reform.
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San Francisco
Nookers
Glide Memorial United Methodist Church
National Observer
IL Aioled
Margo St. James
People thank Fdiser for fair photography
The writer expresses deep gratitude to the Fdiser for taking their picture at the fair and providing the negatives, saying they will always be thankful for the chance and the effort.
Fair Exhibitor Thanks Telegram for Promotion at Platte County
A note from Ty the Editor thanks the Telegram for running a negative of his picture and promoting the exhibitor at Platte County. He expresses appreciation for the support and encouragement from Tb and the community.
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Platte County
Ilis
Clean Sweep Dreams and a Father’s Tough Question
A terse, self described memory fragment contrasts a San Francisco street cleaner's wage with a father's concern for his daughter. He muses on value of college versus training and jokes about career paths while observing his daughter's brooming, ending with a skeptical tease about professionalism.
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Fragmentary dialogue shows a girl expressing desire to be a doctor and an adult male skeptical about talent and gender roles. The passage also includes stray proverbs and reflections on money, fashion, and equality.
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Agin
Telegram pledge on freedom and self-control
A fragment outlines a Telegram pledge asserting freedom as a divine gift not political grant. It emphasizes self-control, condemns license and anarchy, and ties liberty to moral principles and the independence era motto, urging peace to begin with the individual.
Scrambled clues unravel in a 1918 style quiz
Jumbled crossword like list presents a mosaic of fractured phrases and stray words. The reader must parse amid misspellings and missing letters to map clues to possible entries. The garbled text hints at a wartime themed puzzle with scattered names, places, and numbers, inviting reconstruction.
World notes of progress and empire in a bicentennial tapestry
Woolwich arsenal ships cannon for Britain and French use while Joha Wilkinsom perfects iron boring and builds the first iron bridge and barge. A New York avenue opens as Fifth Avenue grows northward. Emancipation Day marks Illinois after a failed proslavery amendment. Stephen Dudley Wield develops third rail tech for urban transport as Pissarro sells a 145000 painting. Richard Burton, explorer and translator of The Arabian Nights, remains in Trieste on civil service duties.
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Copley News Service
Woolwich Royal Arsenal
London
North America
Joha Wilkinsom
England
James Walt
Severn River
Paris
France
New York City
City All Park
10Th Street
Wifth Avenue
Manhattan Island
Ilinois
Elijah Lovejoy
Allen
Lincoln
Stephen Dudley Wield
New York
Camille Pissaro
Heritage
Pontoise
Pissaro
Richard Burton
Arica
Middle East
Tme
Trieste
Nixon on Watergate and impeachment in diary excerpts
In a fragmentary reminiscence, Nixon is portrayed as enraged by Watergate while showing pity in later transcripts. The piece contrasts raw fury over the burglary with reflections on Adams and Mitchell, revealing Nixon's fragile self image and the peril facing his presidency amid GOP and Democratic doubts.
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Sard
Nixon
John Mitchell
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Adams
Watergate
Fisenhower
Christy
United States
TLR
Haldeman
Who's Running the Joint in Washington and Abroad
A caustic critique of congressional absenteeism and presidential travel. It argues that lack of quorum and idle leadership erode public trust, noting the president’s absence, Gerald Ford’s tours, and Senate inaction on key issues. It urges real, working government over spectacle.
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Washington
Congress
William Simon
Senate
Francis Valeo
Tod
America
Camp David
San Clemente
White House
China
Gerald Ford
Potomac
Gerry Ford
Mike Manstiel
Senate Commerce. Committee
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Dimond Goncourt
M. Caldwell Buller
Virginia
Harold Froelich
Wisconsin
Waller Flowers
Alabama
James Mann
South Carolina
Richard Nixon
House
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Holtzmans
Judiciary Committee
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ITT
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Reding Committee
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