Cities Get Pollution Control
Senate passes three bills by Sen. Charles Herring require cities of 5000 or more to set water pollution programs and allow the State Water Quality Board to delegate oversight of private sewage facilities to local governments. Cities may establish rules and charges for discharges to municipal systems to force cleaner waste or higher city processing costs.
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Vets March In Washington War Protest
Several hundred Vietnam veterans marched silently past the White House in a show urging withdrawal of U.S. forces from Indochina. They wore medals and ribbons, some in wheelchairs, carrying an upside down flag as a distress signal, and moved under a quiet, candlelit vigil.
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No Fight Fails As Negotiations Between Ali And Chamberlain End
Negotiations between Muhammad Ali and Wali Chamberlain collapsed without a bout or agreed terms, leaving no fight scheduled. The two sides had discussed a possible matchup, but talks ended unresolved.
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Nostalgic Nonsense by H H Berner
A humorous verse reflecting changes in a relationship from courting days to married life. It contrasts past warmth and affection with present irritations and late returns, ending with the line that both partners have changed.
Muskie Urges Nixon To Deny Alaska Pipeline Permit
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine requests President Nixon deny the Alaska oil pipeline construction permit to prevent grave environmental damage. He urges swift executive action given potential ecological harm.
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Education should favor the bright child over many average ones
Dr. Garrett argues it is socially better to educate a single well-endowed child than a dozen low-grade youngsters. The brighter child is seen as a potential leader, scientist, author, or successful entrepreneur, guiding the future.
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Soviets Launch Soyuz 10 With Three Cosmonauts
Moscow reports the Soyuz 10 spacecraft carrying three cosmonauts launched at 2 54 a m Moscow time and reached orbit nine minutes later. Tass says the crew feels well and has begun their flight program.
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Brewers Acquire Briggs From Phillies In Trade
The Milwaukee Brewers obtain outfielder Johnny Briggs from the Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for rookie Pete Koegel and minor league pitcher Ray Peters. Briggs hit .270 with nine home runs and 47 RBIs last season but is batting .182 this year. he carries a .252 lifetime average.
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