Industry Yields To Its Critics Urges Creative Partnership For Auto Safety
Washington AP reports the auto industry urged a creative partnership with government to create broad mandatory federal safety standards for new cars. Ford VP John S. Bugas pushed for final federal say with industry and states sharing roles, stressing performance concepts over specifics and backing a legally binding federal standard set by the secretary of commerce.
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Truth in lending and packaging push at Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill hosts a Consumers Assembly 1986 meeting where delegates from consumer groups labor unions and women’s clubs discuss truth in lending and truth in packaging. Senator Paul H Douglas predicts passage someday while noting opposition from auto dealers firms and chambers. Senator Hart cites hope for packaging reforms to aid housewives amid confusing weights measures and packaging sizes.
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Maryknoll Catholic Dictionary Named Outstanding Reference
A newly compiled guide to Roman Catholicism titled the Maryknoll Catholic Dictionary, edited by Rev. Albert J. Nevins, has been cited by the American Library Association as the outstanding reference book of the year.
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Virginia News In Brief Roanoke AP summaries
Roanoke reports show a Virginia physicians oppose Medicare rate setting while Travelers Insurance chief Edgar Bostwick argues negotiation will prevail. Regional offices planned in Roanoke Richmond Norfolk Harrisonburg. Also Norfolk and Western Railway posts 1966 first-quarter earnings of $21.9 million on $148.7 million revenue, up from 1965.
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Indonesians Block Soviet Center and Seize Chinese Consulate
Indonesians blockaded the Soviet cultural center in Jakarta to bar Lenin shows and seized the Chinese consulate in Surabaya amid anti Communist protests. Indonesian students demanded the Lenin exhibit closed and warned of further action as military moves froze former ministers' assets and President Sukarno reshuffled the Supreme Advisory Council.
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Southern Presbyterians Will Join Talks For Unity
Southern Presbyterian Assembly commissioners voted to join in talks with seven denominations seeking Protestant unity, while authorizing a five member pastoral committee to study unrest in Mississippi and investigate a new independent seminary. The assembly backed civil disobedience policy and anti segregation stance, and supported peace efforts and opposition to capital punishment.
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Tragic Cotton Seed Factory Blast Kills 26 in Amraoti
An explosion of solvent containers at a cotton seed facility in Amraoti India Tuesday killed 26 people and wounded 20. Emergency crews responded as authorities investigated the cause of the blast.
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