Onassis Testifies Photographer Used Santa Card as Blackmail
Jackie Onassis described a 1970 Christmas card showing Aristotle Onassis as Santa handing money to a man as a blackmailing image meant to harass her family. She testified in New York court that photographer Ronald Galella sent the card and that his lawyer argued it was a joke or scornful stunt.
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EPA Grants Auto Emission Concessions Ahead of 1975 Standards
The EPA plans two concessions to help automakers meet the 1975 Clean Air Act limits. A letter from William Ruckelshaus to Chrysler outlines easing catalytic converter requirements and allowing average emission measurements instead of per car guarantees.
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American Deaths in Indochina Rise in Week
Five Americans killed in action and 38 wounded in Indochina last week. Nine Americans died from non hostile causes. South Vietnamese losses grew to 302 killed and 713 wounded. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong fatalities reached 1,300 for the week.
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New Industry Plan in Jerusalem Allocates 375 Acres
Two development zones totaling 375 acres are set aside for new industries. The larger 300 acre area near Atdrgt airport north of the city plans four million square feet of floor space and a 15,000 worker force. A second zone lies in an unoccupied area on the city’s north side. Total investment is $9 million.
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