CPSC Backs Ban On Aerosols Over Ozone Threat
The Consumer Product Safety Commission voted 5 0 to begin regulatory proceedings to bar fluorocarbons from all consumer aerosol products including hair sprays and deodorants due to ozone layer damage risks. Implementation will await several procedural steps and EPA FDA cooperation, likely mid 1977 or later.
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Pentagon denies Soviet laser attack on satellites
U S Defense Department spokesman rebutted Penthouse and Newsweek claims that the Soviet Union used a laser beam to destroy or damage U S spy satellites. He confirmed earlier tests in this area and said no corroborating information exists. The statement noted no comment on potential Soviet killer satellites or identified photographs.
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India opposes A7 sale to Pakistan amid nuclear fears
India warned the Pentagon proposal to sell Pakistan 110 A7 attack aircraft could trigger a new arms race and harm pe ace. Kissinger said the Ford admin would leave the final decision to President elect Carter with conditions tying aid to Pakistan staying out of nuclear plans.
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Angola Approved As Member Of United Nations By Council
The U N Security Council recommended Angola join as the 14th member by a 13 to 0 vote with the United States abstaining and China not participating. U S envoy Scranton cited reliance on Cuban troops and questioned independence, while noting the General Assembly is likely to approve. The United States chose not to veto to seek African support for talks on Rhodesian questions.
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Israel Boosts Border Defense as Syrians Move Toward Red Line
Tel Aviv reports additional troops and tanks along the Lebanese border as Syrian armored units in Lebanon threaten to advance toward Tel Aviv's red line. In Beirut, an Arab League spokesman said Syria plans an armored push south from Sidon toward Tyre and Nabatieh, potentially within 48 hours, with Tyre and Nahariya nearby to the north.
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Snow and cold and warm across regions Tuesday forecast
Central Plains look for snow with rain in the south while the Northeast may see snow flurries. Temperatures to run cold in New England and warm in the South and West. Tel Aviv warns Syria over border actions as Israel deploys to prevent a shift in the frontier. An Israeli official says the move is defensive and tied to renewed Palestinian attacks. Elizabeth Ray sues Hustler and two photographers for nude photos and damages claiming publicity rights and unpaid fees. Larry Flynt dismisses the claims and jokes about Ray.
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Carter, Ford Hold Meetings as Transition Sours to Smooth Handover
President elect Carter met with Ford aides and Cabinet officials at Blair House as transitions proceed. Officials voiced cooperation for a smooth changeover with discussions on budget, economics, and NYC finances. Carter and Ford plan another meeting at the White House before the inauguration at the Capitol on Jan. 20.
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Kennedy Remembrance At Arlington For slain President
At Arlington National Cemetery on Monday members of the Kennedy family laid flowers on John F Kennedy’s grave. Sen Edward Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy visited the site with children, following a memorial service. The Dallas plaza and the Warren Commission cite the assassination location near the Texas Schoolbook Depository where Lee Harvey Oswald fired. John Kennedy was killed and Gov. John Connally was seriously wounded.
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