Auto emissions study warns of sulfuric acid from 1975 car converters
EPA official says catalytic converters in about 70 percent of 1975 cars will cut pollutants but emit sulfuric acid at 0.05 grams per mile in a fine exhaust mist. Cars without converters emit none. Health concerns focus on dense areas. effects unlikely for two years, then only in high-traffic zones.
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Raleigh
N.C
Environmental Protection Agency
John Moran
EPA
Moran
Congress
General Motors
GOAT Disease of Kings And Subjects Too
Health News by Dr Wes Helzer discusses gout as a prevalent stress related disease of middle aged affluence. Signs include big toe swelling and can include joint pain chills fever or back pain. Early treatment and diet improve outcomes but ignoring signs risks crippling life.
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University of Michigan
Wes Helzer
D.C
Heleer Chiropractic
Flower, Bellflower
Proxmire Attacks U S Energy Office Over Oil Policy
Sen William Proxmire accuses the Federal Energy Administration of inflating crude oil costs and failing to provide required economic analyses. He says regulations benefit big oil, ignore law, and fuel inflation, urging full analyses to correct the course.
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Washington
UPD
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Congress
OPEC sticks to price level as talks continue in Vienna
In Vienna the OPEC economic commission urged members to keep crude oil prices steady for the rest of 1974 and to seek a production cut to avoid a surplus that could depress prices. The plan, drafted after five days of talks, targets countering inflation with higher taxes on oil companies and a concerted output reduction.
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Vienna
UPI
U.S
Economic Advisory Commission
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
The
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Algeria
Abu Dhabi
Ecuador
Indonesia
Iraq
Kuwait
Libya
Nigeria
Quatar
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Gabon
Economic Commission
Abud Dhabi
Iran
Oil embargo drags US economy in first quarter
New York reports that the Arab oil embargo reduced output by 10 to 20 billion dollars and trimmed civilian employment by about 500,000, mainly in autos. The surge in energy costs lifted inflation in the consumer price index and cut demand for informational or recreational vehicles.
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Nyts
Washington
Federal Energy Administration
Department of Labor
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