Federal agency proposes gradual ban on leaded gas
The EPA proposed a phased plan to cut lead from gasoline to reach unleaded fuel at every station by mid 1974 and nationwide by 1978. The plan faced lawsuits from environmental groups and political criticism while officials cited health and cost considerations for consumers.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
FPA
Willan D. Ruckelshats
Amevican
Teackelshaus Wand Fequire
Ruckelshaus
Tuckelshaus
Raickalshaus
Endronmental Grasps
U.S. Cienit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
WPA
David Schoenbrod
Sait
Schoenbrod
Philip ‘A
D-Mich
Hart
No SST plan can deplete oil says Friends of the Earth leader
David Brower of Friends of the Earth told a joint economic subcommittee hearing that no country has the right to push a supersonic transport that would waste oil. He warned the oil supply is finite and urged against reviving the SST despite official denials of funding. Opposition voices pressed the probe into government plans amid testimony gaps.
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UPI
David R. Brower
Friends of the Earth
Brower
Joint Economic Subcommittee
Sen. Wiliam Proxmire
Dis
Congress
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Tesli
Nixon Named Most Admired Man in 1008 Poll
In a nationwide Gallup poll Americans pick President Richard Nixon as the most admired man for the fourth year running. The sample of 1,008 adults across 390 localities shows Nixon ahead of Billy Graham and Harry S Truman, who had died just before the interview period. Henry Kissinger ranks fourth in his first appearance on the list.
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Richard M. Nixon
Billy Graham
Harry S .Truman
Truman
Graham
Ila
Henry Kissinger
Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy
Alabama
George Wallace
Spite T. Agnew
Pope Paul VI
George McGovern
Wily Brand
Hot dog label rules spark federal clash over meat content
Washington reports a simmering dispute over hotdog labeling as USDA considers stricter rules to curb misleading terms. Proposals would drop all meat designations in favor of frankfurter or bologna labels, allow limited poultry or non meat ingredients, and require clear fat and additive disclosures amid long running industry and court led debates.
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White House
Agriculture Department
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USDA
Nixon critic blocked from meeting Navy secretary
Gordot Rule, a Navy cost monitor, was demoted after criticizing President Nixon. He sought a meeting with Navy Secretary John Warner but was directed to file protests through Adm. Isaac Kidd, who ordered Rule to a backwater job. Rule remains assigned as a lower echelon consultant while Ash’s Navy budget dispute continues.
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Gordot Rule
Navy
John Warner
Rule
Warner
Adm
Tsaac Kidd
Nixon
Roy Ash
Ash
Litton Industries
Kidd
Associated Press
Navy uses War Powers Act to save Gap Instrument firm
The Navy invoked the War Powers Act to stake 17 million dollars of stock in Gap Instrument Corp of Hauppauge New York to keep the supplier operating. Gap executive Walter Sokolrski said the Navy is receiving equipment and the firm survives due to the arrangement. The deal, worked out in 1971, uses preferred stock as collateral and makes the navy a major shareholder in the company.
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UPI
Navy
Gap Instrument, Corp
Hauppage
N.Y
Gap
Walter Sokolrski
Mavy
The Morning News under Ford Spotts at Hayward Post Office
A damaged OCR fragment details a newspaper notice from Hayward California with publishing office addresses including 116 Wattes Ave and 125 Porto St San Leandro. It lists subscription rates and dates, mentioning various offices in Hayward Fremont and San Leandro.
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Ford Spotts
W. Wintch Ave
Hayward Ameda County
Cattersia
Hayward
Phere
Porto St
San Leoadea
Com
San
Fremont
Freeman
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