Texaco Introduces Lead-Free Gasoline in Los Angeles Area
Texaco announced a 91-octane lead-free gasoline with detergents and additives to reduce smog and clean carburetors. The product will be sold at select Los Angeles area stations at a higher price than Texaco’s premium fuel, with white pumps and attendants to advise on suitable vehicles.
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Cut in Pollutants May Worsen Smog
CaliforniaMay set 1971 model car emission rules to curb oxides of nitrogen. Experts warn that reducing nitrogen oxides could worsen smog in Los Angeles unless hydrocarbon controls are effective. Industry scientists caution at low levels nitrogen oxides may fuel smog formation, while higher levels may inhibit it.
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Dow Chief Backs Smog Penalties
Dow Chemical President Herbert D. Doan urged penalties on industries to curb air and water pollution while stressing municipal pressure to spur cleanup. He spoke at the National Pollution Control Convention and Exposition, saying cities should push federal action if needed.
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GM Executive Presses Smog Rules at Assembly Hearing
GM assistant director J. J. Flaharty told a Transportation Committee hearing that lead in gasoline harms air quality and emissions must be cut by 1975 standards. He warned the Schabarum bill could force billions in costs, urging a phased approach toward eliminating lead by January 1974 and meeting 1975 California limits.
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Frac tion tax proposal debated by lawmakers
Lawmakers consider a new taxation line that would cost motorists only a fraction of the present bill. The proposal suggests a difference of about two cents per gallon at the pump, with estimates projecting a small impact on consumers.
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