Dr Peter Goldmark and the future of video discs
The article extols Peter Goldmark a CBS pioneer, praising his role in LP records, color TV, and lunar space tech while raising curiosity about a new video disc concept that combines sight and sound. It notes potential high costs and questions why visual content may dampen repeated viewing and invites reader input.
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Peter Goldmark
Moah
Goldmark
CBS
Janes Last
Dr. Goldmark
Temporary California sales tax cut begins Monday
Millions of surplus dollars are returned as California implements a temporary one cent sales tax cut for six months starting Monday. The cut lowers the rate from six to five cents, with county differences in the Bay Area, and will be followed by a tax rebate in April.
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Sacranein'ind
UPL
Upagain
Gay
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Governement
Nader group faults U S hearing aid dealers in report
A Ralph Nader study group accuses U S hearing aid dealers of poor training and dishonesty. It calls for state licensing and federal consumer guidance while the industry committee labels the report ludicrous and misleading, noting alleged biases and inflated claims.
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Ralph Nader
U.S
Washington
UPID
Sinder
Joint Committee On
Naver
Lic
Publishers urge repeal of obscenity laws after Supreme Court ruling
The Association of American Publishers representing about 260 firms calls for repeal of federal state and local obscenity laws following a Supreme Court decision. It backs a 1970 Commission report stating exposure to explicit material does not clearly drive delinquency, while endorsing carefully drawn restrictions for minors.
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Washington
UPI
Association of American Publishers
AAP
Supreme Court
United States
Commission
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kenneth C. MacCormick
Doubleday & Co
Warren E. Burger
Burger
McCormick
Hazardous tag placed on bicycles in safety list
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission ranked bicycles as the most hazardous consumer product in the American market based on injuries. The panel noted 272 000 annual emergency room injuries linked to bicycles and attached gear, citing spokes chains falls and loss of control as primary hazards.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer Product Safety, Commission
America
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Starlard
Commission
Richard C. Simpson
Arabella Spider dies after Skylab space mission
Arabella the Skylab spider, second spider aboard Skylab 2, was found dead in a vial returned to Huntsville Alabama. Officials said the spider died after 32 days in confinement. Anita died in space earlier. Scientists and Julith Miles will study the remains with Dr Ray Gause of NASA.
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Huntsville
Ala
UPIT
Arabella
Marshall Space Fight Center
Anita
Julith Miles
Lexington
Mass
Earth
Outer
Space
Miss Miles
Ray Gause
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Solon urges black coalitions for shared goals
UPI reports Senator Brooke urges forming free-floating coalitions across racial lines to advance common economic and political aims. A Manhattan workshop preceded a $100 dinner where black leaders discussed coalition strategy, unity, and pragmatic lawmaking over rhetoric.
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Washington
UPI
Byward W. Brooke
Rmass
Jacks
Brooke
Congressional Black Caucus
Perey Sutton
Borough of
Manhattan
U.S
Athens
Commmon
Anwke
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