Constitutional questions again stir Philadelphia
A Black Panther Party plenary session at Temple University plans a ground work for a true people's constitution based on proportional representation within a socialist framework. Huey Newton is to keynote as the party promotes self governed ethnic group rule and a mix of violence readiness and coalition politics.
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Temple University
Huey Newton
FBI
Panthers
Harris
Wall Street Journal
Black Panthers
Get the Lead Out in Gasoline Across Auto Oil Sectors
The article describes efforts in 1971 to remove lead from gasoline. It notes new unleaded fuels, car designs for 1975, and a Nixon administration plan for a federal lead tax to fund cleaner emissions. Kennedy says industry must shift now. experts warn about higher costs and broader consumer impact.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Kennedy
TV violence links and debates in Britain and U S
A British column questions if TV violence shapes real crime as a London School of Economics study begins with CBS funding. It notes UK and US concerns, a three year, 2000 interview survey of London youths, and varied expert views on violence as communication.
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London
Britain
U.S
Survey Research
London School of Economics
CBS
James D. Halloran
Center For Mass Communication Research
University of Leicester
Halloran
The
London Times
Television Research Committee
England
Reporter fired over alleged abuse at Saigon briefing
The Saigon bureau chief Pat Luminello was dismissed after protesting an officer who manhandled reporter Bill Toliver. Army records show Toliver's notebook was ripped free and Toliver restrained, prompting Luminello to complain to command. Koch cited critique of military information policy as grounds for removal and withheld pay rise.
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Washington
Pacific
Stars and Stripes
Far East
Saigon
Pentagon
Pat Luminello
Luminello
Bill Toliver
Toliver
Cmdr
Ted Bush
Bush
UPI
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Col
William Koch
Tokyo
New York Times
U.S
Vietnam
Koch
Col. Koch
Pay dispute and career moves at Stars and Stripes
Veterans and editors clash over Luminello case as John Baker resigns amid countercharges. Luminello files a grievance and continues as a Tokyo copy editor. Friction at Stars and Stripes links to Koch, Tamietti, and an impending hearing, with Luminello counting on an above average appraisal. Also, reader letters rail at service station gimmicks and overcharges.
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Luminello
Stars and Stripes
John Baker
Baker
Koch
Tokyo
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Japan
Francis Tamietti
Duke Power costs and demand cited in open letter to president
Holtz McPherson Sood quotes Duke Power Company president William B. McGuire on rising coal prices and electricity demand in North and South Carolina. The letter warns of 18 percent rate needs, calls for favorable utility decisions, and notes inflation pressure and coal supply issues.
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Thomasville
Wint Capel
William B. McGuire
Duke Power Company
Piedmont
North
South Carolina
Duke Power
Crystal Ball Gazers
Duke
Utilities Commission
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