National U S sets emission standards on S S Ts
EPA proposes 1981 effective air emission standards for supersonic aircraft. Applicable to currently 10 foreign built passenger SSTs landing at American airports. Concorde and Tu-144 fly supersonic while U S plans for SST have been scrapped. Targeted emission reductions include carbon monoxide down at least 64 percent, hydrocarbons 70 to 82 percent, and nitrogen oxides to 20 percent.
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EPA
Woman faces judge in killings in Arkansas spree
In Fayetteville Arkansas Shirley Marie Curry 33 is jailed after a shooting spree that left five dead and one wounded in three counties. She faced preliminary charges after authorities say she opened fire following a custody decision in chancery court.
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Shirley Marie Curry
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U S oil firms sign Egypt exploration pact worth 53.5 million
Three American companies Union il Armiaco and Mobil signed agreements to explore 4784 square miles in Egypt. The deal totals 53.5 million with 14 million in licenses and 27 million in production aid. Egypt to take 80 percent of future output. Rabin says peace talks with Jordan may proceed while excluding Palestinian representatives.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Sadat coup claim disputed by Beirut paper
Beirut reports Sadat averted a coup last week and ordered arrests in Cairo but Egyptian sources call the claim fake. The same dispatch notes a Palestine communique angering many in Egypt and Arab states, while a separate Beirut report covers an ambush on Chilean ambassador Alfredo Canales Marques and a hunger strike by Americans in Mexican jails.
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Jytey
Cal Termol
Revolutionary Socialist Organization
Steve Allen on prison reform and Nixon California entourage
Entertainment figure Steve Allen toured a Maine prison center visiting inmates and advocating humane reforms. In California, President Nixon hosted a high level dinner with backers as he planned economic speeches and meetings with business leaders. Space and Moon landing anniversary events followed with Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins at Washington Cathedral.
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Occidental Petroleum Corp
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Rockwell International Corp
Robert S. Bell
Teledyne
Edward Davis
Washington Cathedral
Neil A. Armstrong
Earth
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Michael Collins
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Aldrin
Collins
Miss Universe Crowned 1974 In Manila Pageant
Amparit Munoz aged 20 from Malaga Spain wins the Miss Universe title in Manila. She succeeds Margie Morgan of the Philippines as the new holder, celebrated after a late Saturday night contest.
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