EPA proposes random tests of auto emissions
The EPA moves to production line testing of random cars alongside current preproduction checks. A 10 percent tolerance on failure is allowed before re tests and possible recall. hearings on fuel economy and emissions follow, with comments invited.
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Pentagon defends nerve gas policy amid congressional dispute
The Pentagon backed its chemical warfare plans citing presidential statements and disputed Aspin's charge of ignoring a House ban on new nerve gas production. It argued a deterrent capability is necessary and that Edgewood Arsenal was exploring conversion for ton quantities while confirming ongoing Army research and congressional funding.
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U S population grows by 1.6 million in 1974
The Census Bureau estimates the U S population at midnight of the new year 213 203 059, an increase of 1.6 million from 1973. The gain mirrors the past two years with a .07 percent rate. 1974 births reached 3.2 million and deaths 1.9 million, while immigration surpassed emigration by 360 000.
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