Pollution Con Men Warn On Quick Fixes In Pollution Control
Professor Ross McKinney of the University of Kansas asserts the pollution field attracts con men who promise instant solutions with more money. He cites funding patterns for wastewater plants, warns against political rhetoric, and urges careful research and cautious, science-led spending.
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Ross McKinney
University of Kansas
McKinney
Lincoln
Nebraska
Corvair coverup and safety tests under scrutiny
Investigative notes allege the 1960s Corvair safety report was manipulated by Transportation Secretary Volpe's office with Doug Toms's supposed quotes misrepresented. The piece claims new tests used automatic pilots and newer tires, while older models faced recalls and costly litigation.
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General Motors
Transportation Department
Doug Toms
Federal Auto Safety Czar
Transportation
John Volpe
Toms
Ford
Worry Clinic reveals vasectomy as social test
Dr. Crane discusses a 52 year old professor Terry Z who had a vasectomy to prove its safety for his daughters' husbands. He argues for larger families among the intelligent and critiques contraception as harmful to national goals. He links welfare, taxes, and population quality with military needs and advocates writing for his booklet. Copyright 1972.
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India
China
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U.S
Uncle Sam
Television notes point to 1972 73 season specials and broadcasts
Up in television notes Jack Paar will host a series of one hour ABC specials with five annual editions starting 1972 73. NBC sets a September 9 one hour musical program Ballad for Americans recalling a 1940s cantata by LaTouche and Robinson. Marlo Thomas returns from a five year hiatus for How to Be a Woman special. CBS to handle Grammy Awards broadcast from Nashville Tennessee.
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Almanac notes and historical milestones for July 27 1972
Almanac entry lists celestial positions for July 27 1972 and birthdays such as Alexander Dumas born 1824. It recalls events including the 1789 Foreign Affairs department founding, Wright’s 1909 flight, Korea War end in 1953, and Suez Canal terms in 1954.
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Jupiter
Alexander Dumas
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