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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
7
A laboratory concept proposes producing hydrogen on demand and using it as an additive rather than the main fuel to cut exhaust pollution. It details on board generation from nitrogen and air, high heat emissions, and the challenges of storing liquid hydrogen.
Protests led to widespread station closures across Oregon with Willamette Valley and coast regions hit hardest. Eastern areas remained largely open while major cities like Albany and Corvallis reported no Sunday service and Eagle residents saw limited openings. A broader nationwide retail fuel strike prompted the stoppage as organizers consider further action.
A sprawling, disjointed report paints a Miami bound bandit and a Mindola Navy style figure as habitual criminals. It intertwines references to Wall Street, topless dancers, a $200 000 bond, and a New York Volkswagen scheme in a chaotic portrait of crime, pursuit, and fleeting alibis. The fragmentary narrative cites police counts, robberies, and repeated evasions across cities, with scant concrete timeline or clear perpetrators.
The Chrysler UAW strike entered its third day with 112000 workers off the job and no midnight agreement in sight. Chrysler Chairman Denny Townsend remained at headquarters as bargaining continued amid limited public updates and optimistic union comments about progress.
A former Catholic prelate with ties to the church moves to join Representative Waldie’s staff as a political aide. The bishop noted Skillin’s resignation and secret dispensation process, with excommunication threatened if marriage occurred without approval.
President Nixon likely to win House override on the minimum wage bill and Senate confirmation of Henry Kissinger as secretary of state. A Senate vote on trimming Trident submarine production funding from the defense bill looms, while a separate pension portability measure advances.
Richland Washington AEC moves to dismantle or entomb outdated facilities on the Hanford reservation including four shutdown water reactors to remove a small metal laboratory housing lethal plutonium. A $750 000 study fund backs planning to protect the public from radioactivity as the 1 ton building, site of a 1951 accident and a later fire, is demolished and buried.
An explosion at ITT offices in Zurich caused over 170000 dollars in damage with no injuries as protests against Chile's military takeover spread. Demonstrations rocked London, Madrid, Geneva, Lausanne, Berne, and Aurich, with clashes and arrests reported. In Buenos Aires, Argentina's largest union announced a nationwide strike to express solidarity.
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