FCC broadens phone equipment access for consumers
The FCC approved rules ending AT&T control over home and business phone gear. Customers can buy telephones and switchboards from private vendors with minimal friction, though AT&T warns costs and repairability could rise. Manufacturers must register products to prevent network harm. Rules take effect May 1 for most gear and August 1 for switchboards and key telephones.
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Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone &Telegraph Co
At&t
At&t Board
John D. deButts
FCC
Middle East Trip By Ford Still Possible
Washington sources say Ford may still visit the Middle East in spring to test prospects for a new round of talks with Israel and Arab states. Kissinger aides study Israel’s land-for-declaration offer as Hussein plans a late month visit. timing remains uncertain but officials see potential for renewed momentum. Jordan and Syria positions are still unclear as negotiations remain open.
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Middle East
U.S
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Israel
Hussein
Jordan
Kissinger
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West Bank
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State Department
Syria
Actress Sue Lyon seeks divorce from prison husband
Indianapolis AP report: Sue Lyon, 29, says she wants out of her three year marriage to Gary D. Adamson, jailed in Marion County on robbery charges after escaping a Colorado hospital. Lyon, working in Los Angeles, awaits her attorney’s guidance on divorce or separation.
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Los Angeles
But Still No 1 Birth Control Pill Use Down A Bit
Doctors say recent reports of new dangers linked to birth control pills have caused concern among women and led some to avoid contraception. Interviews with 20 doctors including gynecologists and obstetricians at Indiana University Medical School in Indianapolis are cited in the report.
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Robert E. T
Indiana University Medical School
Indianapolis
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Kentucky
California
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PDMS
FDA
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Elliott
Planned Parenthood
James Raybin
University of Colorado Health Center
Rhodesia Talks Collapse and Public Reassurances
Rhodesia’s nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo signaled a news conference soon while Prime Minister Ian Smith may issue a statement. Police reinforced Salisbury’s African townships in case of violent reactions as negotiations faltered. The piece also notes chemotherapy on contraception and rising concern over the birth control pill amid shifts to alternatives like the diaphragm and IUD, with medical and public health officials offering cautious commentary.
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Rhodesia
Joshua Nkomo
Tan Smith
Salisbury
Britain
Governor's Lodge
Nkomo
Chevette Came to Life Under John Mowrey in Detroit
In January 1974 John Mowrey was put in charge of the Chevette project and tasked with delivering cars in 18 months. He led a determined staff to adapt overseas designs to American regulations and domestic factories, overcoming cost concerns. The result was a sophisticated domestic small car signaling better times ahead and highlighting a new breed of Detroit leaders.
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Detroit
Corry native John Mowrey featured in Road Test April issue
The April Road Test credits Corry native John Mowrey for his role in the latest Chevrolet Chevette project. A Corry High School graduate, Mowrey is highlighted amid his rising recognition in the auto industry as the magazine showcases his contributions.
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Chevrolet
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Car Magazine
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Corry High School
Busing Bill Vetoed By Gov. Shapp
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp vetoes antibusing legislation for the third time in 15 months, saying the bill would hamper the Human Relations Commission and invite federal court desegregation orders. He notes the legislature may seek a two thirds override and reiterates opposition to federally dictated busing.
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Reagan Presses North Carolina Primary Push
Ronald Reagan campaigns in North Carolina aiming to extend his presidential bid. He rejects withdrawal calls, predicts a close race with Ford next Tuesday, while Carter and Wallace court voters in the state. The Democratic field adds Sen. Frank Church, as Ford warns against overrelying on early primary wins.
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Arizona
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Oklahoma
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Texas
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Udall
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Idaho
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Idaho City
California
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Carter
Wallace
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