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Naders aerosol can report questioned by safety expert
Hans Grigo of the National Safety Council questions Naders statistics on aerosol can injuries noting no verified source for figures of 160 injuries since May 1971 including 9 deaths and 6 blindness cases. He cites FDA data showing 55 injuries in a July–Sept period from pressure and vacuum cans but warns data are preliminary and not nationally projection.
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National Safety Council
Hans Grigo
Nader
Grigo
Food and Drug Administration
Center For Concerned Engineering
No Tax On Refunds Bottles Policy Clarified
An Attorney General ruling confirms retailers are not required to refund the sales tax on bottle deposits. The empty bottle return is treated as a separate sale to the bottling company, with no way to link bottles to the original vendor. The High Point Arts Council advertises a Hans Christian Anderson film show and local holiday crafts, plus volunteer opportunities for supervised children events.
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Winston-Salem
Anon
Tom Corns
N.C. Revenue Office
Attorney General's Office
High Point Arts Council
Hans Christen Anderson
Towne Theater
First Citizens Bank
NCNB
Barbara Probert
Captured B52 crew presented at Hanoi news conference
Six U S airmen captured after a December 18 1972 B52 raid over North Vietnam were shown at a Hanoi news conference. Capt. Kingston and Capt. Barron spoke briefly while others remained silent. The event was used by Vietnamese authorities to denounce the United States.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Radio
Robert Rowlin Sirson
Georgia
Richard Thomas Kingston
South Dakota
Fernando Alexander
Texas
Tim Inkton
New York
Charles Barron
West Germany
Charles A. Brown
Illinois
Barron
Kingston
Foreign Ministry
Two B52s and F111 Lost in Heaviest U S Air Casualty Night
U S Command reports two B52 bombers and an F111 fighter down during a large night raid on Hanoi Haiphong. Eight American fliers missing with six captured. Seven rescued in Thailand. North Vietnam claims civilian casualties and says Nixon’s bombing won t force peace terms.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
United States
Hanoi
Weer
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Thailand
Udorn Air Base
Nixon Reverses Pace of Vietnam Peace Talks and Bombing
The White House said bombing north of the 20th parallel will resume while peace talks remain open. Nixon had earlier limited attacks as Kissinger and Tho pursued negotiations, with officials framing the move as a means to protect American personnel and pressure a settlement.
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Nixon
Washington
North Vietnam
White House
Vietnam
North Vietnamese
China
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Last Apollo splashes down ending moon program in Pacific
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans returned to Earth at 2 24 p m EST after the final and most productive lunar mission. Navy divers aided them into a life raft while helicopters hovered above the recovery ship Ticonderoga awaiting a brass hat welcome. The mission concludes the 25 billion program aimed at scientific exploration and national prestige.
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Samoa
Ticonderoga
America
Space
Mission Control
Schmitt
Cernan
Taurus Littrow Valley
Moon
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Apollo 17 Returns From Moon Voyage With Orange Soil Finding
The Apollo 17 crew led by Cernan and Schmitt concluded a 75 hour moon surface stay in Taurus Littrow after three excursions and over 20 miles of exploration. They reported orange soil possibly from a volcanic source and rocks from a high-altitude fall, provoking new lunar history ideas. Evans remained in orbit awaiting recovery. mission control hailed the successful reentry and preparations for a carrier rescue.
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Evans
Moon
Space Center
Houston
Schmitt’s
Cernan
Youngest Senator Biden Loses Wife And Daughter In Crash
In Delaware a tractor trailer struck the Biden station wagon near Hockessin killing Nelia Biden and 18 month old Amy. Biden, 30, and two other children were injured as truck driver Curtis Dunn was hospitalized. Biden had just won a Senate seat becoming the youngest elected this century.
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Irene Shadoan
Associated Press
Wilmington, del
Joseph R. Biden Jr
U. S. Senate
Biden
Nelia
Hockessin
Billen
Amy
Bidens
Joseph
Robert
Curtis C. Dunn
Avondale
Washington
Wilmington
Truman More Alert But Still Serious
Former president Harry S Truman remained in very serious condition at Research Hospital. A hospital spokesman said he appeared more alert after a restful night and could follow movements with his eyes though he has not spoken. Kidney output rose to 499 cc in 24 hours but remains inadequate. doctors note kidney function below 10 percent is critical.
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Kansas City
Harry S Truman
John Dreves
Truman
Drewes
Research Hospital and Medical Center
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