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Small Autos Pushes GM Reverses Big Car Sales Trend
Detroit reports GM fights to reclaim lost market by expanding small car lineups after fuel shortages and rising prices. Ford cites Model T legacy while GM’s strategy boosts small car share from 23 to 42 percent this year, widening lead in small-car sales as Ford also strengthens its lineup.
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EPA proposes first national drinking water quality standards
The EPA, under a new law, published interim drinking water standards in the Federal Register. The rules set maximum contaminant levels and monitoring requirements for about 240,000 public water systems. Interim standards take effect next June after a comment period. permanent standards in December 1976. EPA Administrator Russell Train called this the first comprehensive effort to regulate water purity and protect public health.
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North Viets Overrun Tay Ninh Outpost Amid Saigon Killings
North Vietnamese forces overran another outpost defending Tay Ninh, the fourth such loss along the Cambodian border in two days. Saigon police shot and killed French journalist Paul Leandri as he attempted to flee police headquarters after interrogation over a Ban Me Thuot dispatch. Leandri, 37, deputy AFP bureau chief, had cited an antigovernment Montagnard revolt in his report. France reduced its Phnom Penh embassy to a consulate, and Singapore pulled diplomats. Military actions included a 300-man garrison fall near Ban Me Thuot and sappers attacking positions near Kontum and Pleiku, with 1,000 artillery rounds destroyed.
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Proposals Considered for Scattered Elderly Housing in Erie County
Erie County Housing Authority heard plans from First Allegheny Construction and Development Corp. to build an 80 unit Albion elderly complex and 100 scattered single family homes countywide at about two million dollars each. Towne Development proposed 30 elderly units in Corry. Grice urged county endorsement. occupancy control debated. Authority to meet with county commissioners next week to decide. Esther Sorrell noted as Vermont Senate's lone woman member in this session alongside brief mentions of Madeline Harwood and Dorothy Shea.
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Wecht Challenges Warren Commission Critics Over Kennedy Case
Pittsburgh forensic pathologist Dr. Cyril Wecht urged Warren Commission defenders to answer his “hard facts” about President Kennedy’s murder rather than rebutting media hype. He cites alleged omissions in autopsy data, calls for tests on bullet fragments, and argues multiple bullets and assassins were involved. He also questions the single bullet theory and seeks access to missing materials and scientific data.
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Former Corry Man Sparks Mayville NY Mayoral Race
Thomas Linski a Corry Area High School graduate and Bentley's Market manager in Mayville is the Democratic candidate for mayor challenging incumbent Robert Schmidt. Local observers call his entry one of the most interesting developments in Mayville politics in years. Linski sits on the village Board of Trustees as the first Democrat elected in many years.
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