Lead free gasoline deadline set for mid 1974
The EPA directs major stations to offer at least one grade of lead free gasoline 91 octane or higher by July 1 1974 with lead content limited to 0.05 grams per gallon and near absence of phosphorous. The start date for broader reductions shifts to January 1 1975 after health studies prompted review.
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Washington
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Urban Environment Conference
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lack Of Funds Halting Bridge Replacement
The New Mexico Highway Commission said a narrow bridge where 19 people died and 16 were injured in a bus truck crash has been slated for replacement since 1985 but funding delays pushed it to 1974. Commissioner Fort Sumner noted a four year old safety survey. The crash occurred Tuesday night when a cattle truck driven by Erby Wilmeth 52 of Clovis sideswiped the railing as the two vehicles crossed the 20 foot bridge.
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Fort Sumner
N.M
New Mexico Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Highway Department
Erby Wilmeth
Clovis
Tennessee asks denial of Ray new trial bid in MLK case
The state of Tennessee asked a federal court to reject James Earl Ray's bid for a new trial claiming his 1969 guilty plea for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was voluntary and not coerced. Prosecutors cited three attorneys and an in court transcript to show Ray understood the plea and faced overwhelming evidence of guilt. Ray seeks release or a new trial from prison.
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Nashville, Tenn
State of
Tennessee
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Memphis
U. S. District Court
Nashville
Asst. Atty
W.henry Haile
Percy Foreman
Arthur Hanes
Hugh Stanton
Haile
Preston Battle
Shelby County Criminal Court
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Kathy Webb
Austin
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Mexico Bridge
Vieux Carr’e
Hwy
South
Decatur
Chaparral Enterprises
J. K. Roan
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Hamilton
Jackson
Janio
Hirst Federal
Ay and
Sean Cosmitatinn
Theatur
Grant St
Athens
So. Jefferson
Sixth Avenue
Sixth Ave
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