Soviet aid drives Bolivian oil exploration push
In La Paz the Soviet Union launches an economic offensive to outpace U S influence under President Juan Jose Torres. A major project seeks Soviet cooperation on oil exploration in the high Andean plateau with a planned investment of 35 to 40 million dollars over four years. Bolivian energy minister Enrique Mariaca praises the aid and criticizes U S policy. A Soviet mission will arrive to review plans and outline aid areas.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
U.S
Torres
Enrique Mariaca
Supreme Court Allows Federal Judges to Redraw Districts Without Fed Approval
The Supreme Court ruled that new districting plans formulated by federal judges do not require submission to Washington for approval when they affect voting rights of Southern Negroes. The decision Thursday centers on district court decrees that change electoral boundaries and potentially impact Negro voting rights.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
John N. Mitchell
South
George P. Taylor
Hinds County
Griswold
District Court
Attorney General
Jackson Court
Space Budget Approved and a Court Ruling Clash
The House approved a 3.4 billion space program authorization advancing Apollo 16 and 17 and shuttle development, sending the measure to the Senate on a 302 to 64 vote. Civil rights lawyers challenged districting rules as the Supreme Court favored single member districts, striking down federal court apportionment controls and prompting reactions from Mississippi officials and Georgia Governor Carter.
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House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Senate
Peter A. Peyser
D-N.y
Apollo
Bella
Abzug
Rand Corp
Space
Earth
Jackson
Warren E. Burger
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Justice Department
Irwin N. Griswold
Jackson Court
Lead Air Raises Concentrations in 3 Cities
EPA report shows lead levels rising from 1961 62 to 1968 69 in Los Angeles Philadelphia and Cincinnati at most sites. Lead from vehicle exhaust may raise blood and tissue lead, with uncertain health effects. Eight sites in LA saw 33 64 percent increases, six in Philadelphia 2 36 percent, and Cincinnati area mixed changes.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
US Air Pollution Control Office
American Petroleum Institute
International Lead Zine Research Organization, Inc
Ronald E. Engel
Air Pollution Control Office
Engel
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