Oregon Leads The Way On Aerosol Ban For Ozone
Oregon became the first state to outlaw sales of aerosol sprays containing chlorofluorocarbons. The law targets buying and selling while allowing use elsewhere. Advocates push for federal nationwide ban as environmental stakes rise and substitutes exist.
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Motors push for smog free air with catalytic converter
General Motors joins Ford in a limited 1978 California experiment to market cars with a three way catalytic converter. The system targets three major pollutants, preserves fuel economy, and uses a sensor with a replacement cost around 20 dollars every 15 000 to 25 000 miles.
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New African Storm Clouds Rattle U S Africa Policy
Joseph Kraft argues in favor of a restrained U S approach to Africa, criticizing erratic leadership and nationalist tensions. He warns against deep American intervention, citing Rhodesia, Angola, and Uganda, and urges staying aloof to preserve leverage for future diplomacy.
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Letters Policy From The Danville Register
The Danville Register invites letters to the editor and requires signatures with full addresses and telephone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited or shortened to fit the space constraints.
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Year Round DST Debate Raised by Local Reader
Miriam D Gregory argues in the Sunday Register that year round daylight saving would worsen morning cold and delays, suggests energy saving measures such as public transit car pools and enforcing 55 mph, and urges careful choice to maximize conservation.
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Reagan weighs 1980 bid as aides press new drive
Reagan prepares for a possible 1980 presidential run at 69, backed by a donor network and staff. Deaver Hannaford and CFR push speaking engagements and fundraising while Nofziger leads Citizens for the Republic. Critics accuse him of delaying a decision, but aides insist he remains available for the right cause.
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Jimmy Carter and the end of the imperial presidency
Ralph de Toledano argues that treating President Carter as "Jimmy" rather than "Mr. President" signals a healthier presidential culture. He recalls Nixon Ford Hoover and others, noting Carter’s casual address from friends may curb royal trappings while preserving respect.
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Two Sides in Litter Battle Divide U S About Recycling
The debate pits returnable bottles against shredders who would recycle by shredding. Proponents cite profits and reduced litter. opponents cite costs for bottlers and housewives. Reports note rising recycling centers, aluminum recovery, and new efforts in New Orleans, Hempstead, Ames, and Baltimore County as part of a broader push to shred and reuse waste.
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