Esso may bow to replacement Exxon trademark shift
Industry sources say Standard Oil may drop Esso, replacing it with Exxon after testing in six cities. If approved next spring, 26,000 Esso stations and related ads would switch to Exxon, opening a boom for signmakers and billboards.
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Egyptian finds in Negev prompt rethink of Bible history
An international archaeological team exploring King Solomon’s Mines in the Negev Desert reports evidence of Egyptian presence around the era of Moses. Seals dated to the 9th century B.C. confirm Egyptian activity while Timna copper mining reveals 40 centuries of smelting progress. artifacts include a temple site and an ancient furnace now exhibited at the British Museum.
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O'Hare Sets 1966 Record for 2006 Movements in One Day
O'Hare International Airport in Chicago logged a single day record on September 9, 1966, with 2,006 landings and take-offs recorded by the airport control tower, reflecting peak air traffic for that date.
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Nixon seeks changes to rough water pollution bill
President Nixon is dissatisfied with parts of a Senate passed rough water pollution control bill and will urge House hearings to consider changes. Ziegler says states should have a greater role and rejects claims the administration is lax on environmental enforcement, amid 1972 election talk.
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Builder Weight Wins Again In Pools Payout
BLOXWICH England Harold Weight, the builder who took home 102000 pounds from the soccer pools ten days earlier, secured another win last weekend earning 10 pence in prize money.
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Ultrasound Detects Twin Pregnancy at Beth Israel Hospital
A Natick wife learns she is having twins after an ultrasound at Beth Israel Hospital. The technique uses sound waves to create images, diagnosing multiple pregnancies as early as five weeks and reaching 100 percent accuracy by week fourteen.
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Problems Reported in Motor Mounts Across Cars Since 1965
The Auto Club of Missouri reported tests of cars built since 1965 found defective motor mounts across makes. Chevrolet models showed 29 percent with issues, Ford 42 percent, Chrysler 10 percent, and American Motors 1 of 19 cars inspected. Other brands including Volkswagen, Mercedes, and MG also had broken mounts noted.
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Bus Truck Crash Kills 27 on Friendship Highway
Police report 27 killed when a bus and a truck collided head on on the Friendship Highway near Karat in northeast Thailand. The bus was fully loaded and both vehicles were traveling at excessive speed, with over 20 people injured.
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Southern governors concede Wallace's impact
ATLANTA UPI Several Southern governors distance themselves from Gov George Wallace while acknowledging his strong South influence. Georgia’s Jimmy Carter and Florida’s Reubin Askew said Wallace differs from Dixie moderates who avoid racism as an issue, yet cannot ignore his appeal. Wallace teased possible five 1972 primaries, considering Florida North Carolina Tennessee Maryland Indiana. in Tennessee he might run in Republican or American parties.
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