Ford engineers tout ceramic gas turbine engine
Ford engineers have developed a high temperature gas turbine using ceramics to cut fuel use by 20 to 30 percent. The engine runs on a 2,500 degree cycle, offering double horsepower or half the size for equal power. Reported by Joseph M. Callahan of The Automotive Report for the Oakland Press.
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Ford Motor Co
Joseph M. Callahan
Automotive Report
Oakland Press
Pontiac
Mich
Ford Product ‘Planning and Research
Beaumont (Tex.) Enterprise
Mother of 6 seeks pulpit in reform church
Joyce Stedge, 47, mother of six, becomes the first woman to be licensed to preach in the Reformed Church in America. After examination and a General Synod vote in Iowa, she awaits a "call" from a congregation. ordination requires a church call.
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Pearl River
N.Y
Christ
Joyce Stedge
Reformed Church
America
Stedge
New York
New Jersey
General Synod
Pella
Iowa
Kent State memory etched in Dean Kahler's life
Murray Olderman recounts Dean Kahler, a Kent State freshman wounded by a rifle shot during the May 4 1970 campus disruption. Kahler, now a lifelong paraplegic, recalls the moment he heard rifle fire and felt numbness in his back. He carries the M 11 slug as a personal reminder of the days when four students were killed and nine wounded on campus.
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Kent State University
National Guard
Dean
Kent State
Dean Kahler
Department of Justice
School of Education
Cleveland
Kent Legal Defense Fund
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Tri-Towers
FBI
University Center
Alison Krause
Jeffrey Miller
Sandra Scheuer
Wiliam Schroeder
New group founded for Vietnam veterans
Harvey A. Dennenberg leads the American Indo-China Veterans Legion, formed in September 1972 to aid Vietnam veterans with jobs and educational benefits. The group, based in Washington, D.C., doubles membership to about 4,200 from 26 states as it recruits district commanders and seeks funding to expand staff.
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Gary Luhr
Associated Press
West Hartford
Legion
Dennenberg
Aetna Life & Casualty Co
Washington, D.C
Sev
Another Victim Identified In Houston Slayings
Houston AP reports 18th victim identified as Frank Anthony Aguirre, 18, who vanished Feb 24 1972 on way to work. Aguirre's body found Aug 13 at High Island Gulf. mother recalls boy and denies links to Elmer Wayne Henley and Dean Corll. Police note he was gagged and strangled. last seen by Rhonda Williams at a Corll party.
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Houston
Joseph A. Lachimczyk
Frank Anthony Aguirre
Aguirre
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Owen Brooks
Henley
Dean Corll
Corll
Pasadena
High Island
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Josephine ‘Aguirre
Brooks
Frank
28Th Street
Rhonda Williams
Jachimczyk
Miss Williams
Mrs. Aguirre
Jerry Lewis to host 8th annual Labor Day telethon
Jerry Lewis will host his eighth Labor Day telethon aiming to raise at least 10 million for muscular dystrophy. The 20 hour show begins 10 30 p m EDT from Las Vegas with segments from New York and Nashville featuring Steve Allen Buddy Hackett Don Rickles Patti Page B B King and more. The program includes live acts plus five Broadway taped highlights and marks the MDA charitys third national telecast.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
Jerry Lewis
U.S
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Lewis
Las Vegas
Nev
Nashville
Tenn
Steve Allen
Buddy Hackett
Don Rickles
Patti Page
B.B. King
Dave Brubeck
Dionne Warwick
Johnny Cash
Rowan and Martin
Carol Burnett
Isaac Hayes
Mel Torme
Buddy Rich
Guy Lombardo
Safety tips for Labor Day travel and home security
The Insurance Information Institute warns Labor Day marks peak risk for auto accidents and burglaries as people travel and leave homes unattended. It cites 1972 and early 1973 traffic deaths, burglaries, and thefts, urging locking cars, keeping valuables out of sight, lights on, neighbor checks, moderated driving, and avoiding alcohol with driving.
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Insurance Information Institute
Arkansas
National Safety Council
Institute
Nixon to discuss Agnew probe after California trip
President Nixon returns to Washington to meet with Vice President Agnew to review the federal investigation of kickback allegations linked to government contractors. An Agnew spokesman says the meeting updates Nixon on the case, with a grand jury decision looming as Atty. Gen. Richardson weighs presenting findings.
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California
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Elliot Richardson
U. S
Baltimore
Maryland
Richardson
San Clemente
Calif
Camp David
Warced
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