Hydrogen additive to gasoline eyed to cut auto emissions
NASA and Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory engineers unveil a hydrogen additive concept for modified engines to meet federal emission standards. Lab tests show promising results but two more months are needed before auto power is affected. Demonstrations begin today as auto makers visit to view progress.
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Space Administ
Space Agency
Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Aba
Harry Currill
Space agency backs hydrogen car system with 600000 start
Exclusive NYTimes service reports Cal Tech director Pickering saying firms invited to assess a cooperative role in a space agency hydrogen system. The plan budgets 600000 for six months with total costs up to 54 million to meet 1976 77 emissions standards. Auck Rupe fueled research outlines a hydrogen generator for cars and planes, with mass production two years after a viable research vehicle.
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Auck Rupe
Thee Rill
Gasoline dealers protest price controls across nation
Southland Combined News Services reports a nationwide gas strike by wholesale and retail dealers angered by guidelines that raise wholesale prices while freezing retail prices at January levels. Protests disrupted pump operations from Long Beach to Los Angeles, with many independents promising brief shutdowns to pressure the Cost of Living Council as they await a possible price revision.
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Cost of Living Council
Bn A Aail
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Southland
Mobil
Mike Fomby
Long Beach Mobil
Art Paul
Carson Mobil
Cast Af Living Connell
John T. Dunlop
Sont
Cauttell
Wer
Allende's widow seeks asylum in Mexico after coup
Hortensia Allende arrived in Mexico City seeking political asylum and appealed to the United Nations to protest reprisals against Chilean followers. She described her husband’s death, denounced fascism, and urged world protests while crowds welcomed her at Benito Juárez Airport.
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Hortensia Allende
Chile
Mexico
United Nations
Allende
Keraine
Benitouarez
Luis Echeverria
Allene
Search Continues In U S Cholera Case
Atlanta reports ongoing nationwide search for more than 200 people possibly exposed to cholera after a Port Lavaca Texas motel incident. Health officials traced a case to Port Lavaca and Magatdia Beach near the Gulf, with lab finds of septic tank bacteria and related exposures under review.
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Center For Disease Control
Port Lagades
Tex
Port Javad
Halerie Catty Visayaa
Chile junta warns of execution for resistors after coup
In Santiago the Chilean military said armed civilians resisting authorities would be killed. Official figures claim several hundred detainees and dozens executed or slated for death as helicopters dropped leaflets warning that those who attack soldiers or carry arms would face immediate execution.
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Chilé
Salvador Allende
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Hreb
Stdin
Daw
Idnti
Teg
Voicepman
Auduaty Puiochel
Jamal
Marais
Merve
Rubert Walcott Involved In Noted Incident At City Area
Rubert Walcott aged 28 from Wayunsaa of Rass SEM Paulette faced an incident described with garbled text. Authorities report he was present at a location referenced obliquely as a residence or apartment where a trigger event occurred. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable from the fragment.
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Geplic
Clayton Toulson
Sant Varia
Calhoun Counts
Tex
Magatdia Beach
Port Lavaca
Center For Disease Control
Dantere
Rubert Walcott
Wayunsaa
Paulette
Los Angeles
Font Hegan
del Py Arrivel
John Mitchell Leaves Martha Amid Watergate Turmoil
Martha Mitchell said Sunday night that her husband, former attorney general John N. Mitchell, left their New York apartment on his lawyers' advice amid New York indictment and Watergate grand jury scrutiny. She added she could not stand constant vigilance as he watched football games.
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UPL
Martha Mitchell
Nixon
Mes. Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
New York
Watergate Grand Jury
Arson Fire Hits Los Angeles City Offices in Wilmington
Burglars trying to destroy evidence set afire five offices in a Wilmington building at 413 Neptune Street. Firemen contained the blaze in 15 minutes with six units. Damaged were the office of councilman John Gibson Jr., the Traffic Department, Parks and Recreation, Wilmington Boys Club, and Fire Prevention Bureau. Investigators found two incendiary devices at Gibson and Traffic offices.
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Wilmington
Neptune St
John §. Gibson Jr
City Traffic Department
Parks and Recreation Department
Wilmington Boys’ Club
Fire Department
Fire Prevention Bureau
Gibson
Traffic Department
Harbor Division
Earthquake rattles San Francisco Bay Area
A moderate quake measured 4.0 on the Richter scale rattled the San Francisco Bay Area Sunday evening. It was centered near Port Chicago, 20 miles northeast of Berkeley, with Mission District telephone lines damaged and felt across downtown San Francisco and surrounding regions. Authorities reported no major damage beyond some lines and noted the Napa Valley region felt the tremor as well.
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San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Napa
University of California Seismographic Station
Port Chicago
Mission District
San Fran
Cisco
Federal panel backs ending grand jury indictments
Federal panel urges end to grand jury indictments in crime cases as reforms push for streamlined criminal prosecution. The report argues for alternative procedures to determine charges, aiming to shorten case timelines and reduce backlogs.
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Hemisphere
Alelene
Psilos
U.S
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UTE
Texas
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Bureau of Epidemiatagy
Chie Eenter
Samiaga
Kassin Raulette
Lod
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Martha
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Napa County
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