Auto firms question science behind smog law
General Motors chief Edward Cole and Chrysler president John Riccardo challenge the federal Clean Air Bill claim a 1975 car emission target is scientifically solid. Look magazine interview and a NRDC project launch frame industry and state concerns while California Air Resources Board criticizes the speed and goals but supports the need to meet deadlines.
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Hostess jailed for death of Torrance man
A Filipino court sentenced 20 year old Remedios Quintongan to 14 years in prison for fatally stabbing Terry Carter 23, of Torrance California, in a night club in Olongapo City near Subic Bay while Carter was aboard the USS Dixie docked at the U.S. Navy base. The guilty plea followed the February 19 incident.
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Terry Carter
Torrance
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Dixie
U.S. Navy
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Humphrey urges U N led global environmental commission
Senator Hubert Humphrey calls for the United States to push the United Nations to create a commission to protect the environment with power to impose sanctions on violators. He argues for broad U N involvement including Communist China and nonmember nations and a White House conference this year to advance the plan. The proposal targets Stockholm 1972 and a General Assembly submission in 1973.
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U.S
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U.N
Stockholm
U.N. General Assembly
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U S orders mobile bay cleanup
EPA chief William D. Ruckelshaus approved a plan to clean Mobile Bay Albania and ordered pollution abatement measures from a January conference. Pollution has closed 4200 acres of oyster beds and caused shellfish sales losses estimated at 227000 dollars yearly.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Mobile Bay
Albania
Youth Conservation Corps to Employ 2200 Youths This Summer
U S government agencies announce 56 camps in 36 states will open for eight weeks this summer under Agriculture and Interior Departments. About 2200 youths aged 15 to 18 will be paid roughly 300 dollars for the season in residential and nonresidential camps near their home areas. Applications hinge on agreements with schools and youth groups with day programs and transport provided for nonresidential trainees.
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UPI
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Rogers C. B. Morton
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Office of Territories
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Blue Cross Companion Care Plan offers expanded Medicare gaps coverage
The Blue Cross Companion Care Plan for seniors in Southern California fills Medicare gaps with options including out of hospital prescription drugs, private duty nursing, and extended hospital days. A High Option and a Low Option are available with enrollment March 1 31 1971 and no health statement required.
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Southern California
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