New Mazda Mizer tops 1976 fuel economy tests
The EPA rated the Mazda Mizer economy model at 42 mpg highway and 32 mpg city, 35 mpg combined, besting the Chevette, Datsun B-210, and Subaru. Mazda projects 40% piston-engine U.S. sales in 1976. pricing under $3,000.
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FDA rules redefine potato chips from dried potatoes
The FDA declared that only chips made from actual potato slices may be called potato chips. Dehydrated potato products must be labeled as potato chips made from dried potatoes, with the phrase appearing prominently on packaging. The rule targets Pringle type chips and aims to preserve traditional chip integrity amid industry disputes.
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Bush urged to withdraw from CIA director bid
Sen. William Roth urged Bush to withdraw from the CIA director nomination if he seeks the vice presidency. Roth warned the CIA must stay free from domestic politics after Watergate, while Ford potential running mate Bush was envoy to China. Mansfield also pressed Bush to renounce political ambitions.
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CIA Slay Plot Probes Extend To Sukarno Duvalier
Senate Intelligence Committee widens inquiry into alleged CIA involvement in plots to kill Indonesia's Sukarno and Haiti's Duvalier. Footnote cites Richard Bissell saying assassination was contemplated but not planned beyond identifying an asset, with arms supplied but not for killing. Walter Elder testified director authorized overthrow of Duvalier.
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Scowcroft to Retire from Air Force in December
White House said Brent Scowcroft will retire as an Air Force general on November 10 and be on leave until December 1 when he becomes National Security Council head under President Ford. Nessen confirmed Scowcroft will retire as lieutenant general.
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