Smog rule could curb new construction in heavy-pollution areas
The Air Resources Board studied guidelines to restrict construction or expansion in smog-prone regions. Proposals set limits on carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides and could ban small dry cleaners or large refinery additions unless pollution reductions are achieved. Critics warn of slowed growth. supporters cite cleaner air and future control tech.
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Puerto Rican group claims city bombings across three U S sites
Police search for suspects in synchronized bombings at banks, government offices, and corporate towers in New York, Chicago, and Washington. FALN claimed credit linking violence to Puerto Rico independence while authorities assess injuries and damages totaling about $50,000.
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IBM Corp
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Beirut deadly family double murder suicide
In Los Angeles a 39-year-old postal worker, Frank Novakovski, killed his two children Nicole 11 and Michael 7 then shot himself after a Sunday dispute over a two month divorce. Their mother stood by as police tried to breach the apartment door. Both children died at county hospital Monday morning.
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Novakovski
Nicole
Michael
USC
Rich Parker
Los Angeles Police Department
North Hollywood
Ronald Knuck
Miami Springs
Fla
Robert Knuck
William Keller
Knuck
Queen Mary contract interest fuels city council scrutiny
A report links 20th Century Fox to a potential contract management role with a city owned nonprofit over the Queen Mary. Councilman Ernie Kell, finance chair, plans to attend all contract talks amid today’s council discussion led by former member Bob Crow who warns nonprofit formation could worsen the vessel’s financial problems.
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Kell
Robert F
Bob” Crow
Crow
Underground nuclear test at Nevada site yields vast power
The Energy Research and Development Administration announced an underground weapons test at the Nevada Test Site in Mercury with a yield between 200 kilotons and one megaton. Officials said the device would be the largest ERDA has disclosed and would exceed Hiroshima’s bomb by at least tenfold.
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ERDA
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Ford veto of aid to N Y seen
An administration official says President Ford will likely veto any New York City aid bill, regardless of form. The stance complicates Congress efforts as members already oppose city finances, with Senate Banking Committee and House Banking subcommittee ready to resume hearings on tied proposals.
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Eight Die as Three Small Planes Crash
Eight people were killed in separate crashes across Riverside Dos Palos Merced County and Tehachapis. A Riverside Cessna 210B carrying two married couples hit a home after engine trouble. Maj Gregory Smith and wife Shanna along with Gregg and Cynthia Hornaday also died. Calvin Boyd Martha Boyd died near Dos Palos, and two aboard a Kern County Alan Air coupe near Tehachapis were identified.
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Gregg W. Hornaday
Cynthia
Barstow
Calvin Boyd
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Kern County
Tehachapis
Interstate 5
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