EPA proposes traffic controls for 13 metropolitan areas
The EPA proposed plans that could curb driving in 13 metro areas including Los Angeles New York Philadelphia and Boston. New measures cover vehicle inspections gasoline use bans in downtowns restricted parking and new bus or car pool lanes with time schedules and tolls.
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Doctor Cigarroa Suffers Stroke in Laredo
Dr Lea G Cigarroa a noted Texas psychiatrist and health official was found slumped in his car Thursday and flown to Presbyterian Hospital Dallas after an apparent stroke in Laredo. He remains stable and undergoing tests as colleagues note his roles with the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation and the Laredo School Board.
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Texas
Laredo
Presbyterian Hospital
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Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Widow 90 Denies Narcotics Charges in Philadelphia
Frances Kelly, 90, widow of a policeman, fights narcotics possession charges after a weekend bust. She argues she had $16 in her purse and ten dollars from a water ice stand, insisting the heroin found by police was not hers. A hearing is set for July 12 as neighbors support her.
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Tram Passengers Back on Ground
AP report from Albuquerque details a sightseeing tram stalled during a thunderstorm. About 39 people in two cars rode out 18 hours aloft, with 31 later lowered by rope from 250 to 650 feet. Passengers endured until ground rescue by Army helicopter.
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Associated Press
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Noble Kidd III
Houston
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Ron Caraglio
Aeyieate
Nixon and Brezhnev Begin Talks Monday
Nixon and Brezhnev will start talks at the White House on Monday with no immediate SALT agreement expected. Kissinger said the week could set the stage for broader arms controls and coordinated U.S. Soviet negotiator instructions in Geneva. Brezhnev meets American reporters in Moscow and plans a Camp David stay before White House meetings and a San Clemente address.
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Associated Press
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Kissinger Signals Possible Cambodia Cease Fire
Henry Kissinger hinted at a private understanding on Cambodia and said a cease-fire might come in the next few weeks. He spoke as Congress edged toward a vote approving a bill to ban all American military activity in Cambodia and Indochina, with negotiations expected to have an opportunity to mature.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
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Brezhnev Says Nixon Holds His Respect
Moscow sources report Leonid Brezhnev expressing deep respect for President Nixon for choosing a constructive approach to improving U S Soviet relations. He cited Nixon's 1969 pledge to move from confrontation to negotiation and outlined aims for their June summit to broaden economic ties while stressing mutual advantage. Brezhnev also dismissed Jewish emigration as a Soviet issue, noting limited departures and denying any anti Jewish policy.
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Skylab photographers capture solar flare event
Skylab astronauts observed a solar flare with a battery of eight instruments as Mission Control tracked the eruption. NASA scientists expect the data to shed light on flare causes and their impact on space weather and Earth. Flight crew prepared for splashdown with tests and earlier wakeup shifts ahead of undocking and reentry simulation.
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Pan Welte
Earth
James Underwood
NATO Allies Review Ties
The United States, France and other NATO members agreed to restudy alliance ties in light of recent events. Aiming for principles akin to a new Atlantic charter, the review will be led by NATO permanent representatives in Brussels. Talks include defense spending, force reduction, and upcoming conferences in Helsinki and elsewhere.
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Associated Press
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Northeastern quake rattles six states with little damage
A strong but brief tremor struck the northeast United States and eastern Canada at 9 12 p m EDT. It registered between 4 and 5 on the Richter scale and was felt across six New England states and New York with rattled windows and furniture, but no injuries or major damage were reported.
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Del Rio News Herald masthead and staff note
The Del Rio News Herald lists its pricing, publication schedule, and staff lines with a standard disclaimer about corrections and responsibility for errors. The text notes subscription rates and mentions several named staff members.
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