Ford Accused of Violating Federal Clean Air Act
Justice Department accuses Ford Motor Co of shipping about 200,000 1972 model cars and trucks to dealers before EPA emission certification. The suit seeks a consent judgment with 910,000 in civil penalties and a ban on uncertified vehicle shipments. Ford says its consignments met spirit and letter of the law and EPA certified vehicles before 1972 model introductions.
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Enlargement of top state GOP committee set
The California Republican Party will enlarge its executive committee by one third this weekend adding 24 new members in San Francisco. The 100 member panel will include many youths women and ethnic minority delegates alongside current constitutional officers. Also in this edition the Senate approved a bill to lower juror eligibility to 18.
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Doctors vote on AMA overhaul at semiannual convention
In New Orleans the American Medical Association plans open hearings at upcoming conventions on organizational changes. President Wesley Hall urged reforms amid declining membership and income. A committee urged caution, noting many problems mirror wider social unrest and that change is achievable. The House of Delegates also approved giving medical students and interns a vote for the first time.
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Newark Board approves black liberation flag in schools
Newark education board votes to hang the black liberation flag in all schools with majority black students. The move draws anger from a state senator and ethnic group spokesmen. proposed by 17 year old Lawrence Hamm and supported by board president Helen Wallilove and others. Senator Milton Walder opposed, calling it shallow and anti national.
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Second French Brie and Camembert Cheese Recalled
The FDA announced a second recall of French cheeses after 143 people were sickened. The brie under Le Reitelet label and camembert cheese were linked to the outbreak with three hospitalizations.
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Top Nixon black aide quits
Arthur A. Fletcher, among the administration's highest ranking Black officials, resigns from the U N delegation to the United Nations. Nixon accepts the resignation in a Dear Art letter, Fletcher will head the United Negro College Fund as executive director.
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