Coal-Burners Barred From Switch To Oil
Washington AP The Nixon administration moves to block coal burning plants from switching to oil amid a home heating fuel shortage. Regulations require continued coal use for at least a year unless exempted for air quality needs, with a Sept 6 7 public hearing at the Interior Department.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
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Interior Department
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American Petroleum Institute
Ralph Lee, Shelby Chairman, Dies At 56
Ralph E. Lee 56 longtime Shelby Town chairman since 1971 died about 8 p.m. Monday Aug 27 in a local hospital after Aug 21 admission. He led Trane Co. publications since 1969 and served 1936 wartime Army Air Corps. Survived by wife Helen two daughters and one son. Services Thursday at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Europe
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
Community Chest
Greater
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Dale
Sandra) Leibold
Ronald
Linda) Hogden
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ralph C
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Norman Nelson
Woodlawn
Dickinson Jackson Street
Mexican earthquake kills two in Puebla and shakes Mexico City
An early morning quake centered south of Mexico City damaged homes and churches and killed two people in Puebla. Red Cross reports 16 injured as ambulances rush to scenes. Puebla fire officials cite five homes and two churches destroyed or badly damaged. The 5.5 magnitude tremor struck moments before 4 a.m. local time.
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Puebla
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Rafael Simon
Soot Fallout Rails Windsor Ontario and Detroit Suburbs
Windsor Ontario and nearby Detroit suburbs endured a mysterious oily soot fallout on Sunday night and again Monday evening. Residents reported blackened skin clothes and interiors while health officials investigated oil fired sources as the cause.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit
West Side
Edmund Moranty
Wayne County Department of Health
Air Pollution Control Division
David Edwards
Air Management Branch
Department of the Environment
Claus
Mrs. Claus
Bombs terrorize London Parliament amid wide alert
Police sealed off the House of Commons after a suspected cigarette pack bomb was found and addressed a wave of bomb alerts across London. IRA suspected. Heath rushed to Northern Ireland for talks as security tightens in London Belfast and British missions abroad.
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Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Northern Ireland
Commons
Paris
Washington
Foreign Office
Edward Heath
Royal Air Force Base
Belfast
William Whitelaw
Roy Habershon
Weather outlook warm humid with showers and cool brief relief
Warm humid conditions persist Tuesday night with a slight chance of showers. Tuesday night lows near 70 followed by clearing and cooler Wednesday afternoon with a high near 85. Winds shift from southwesterly to west northwest. Thursday brings variable clouds and a chance of thunderstorms.
La Crosse Chamber Manager Petruccelli resigns for Fort Wayne post
D. J. Petruccelli announces resignation as Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce manager after 13 years, to become executive vice president of the Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce effective October 15. He cites new challenges and higher pay as factors, noting Fort Wayne’s 235,000 population and local industries. He led La Crosse to All-America City status in 1965 and grew chamber membership from 400 to 1,200, while losing 81 pounds in a personal health effort.
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Greater la Crosse
la Crosse
D. J
Don
Petruccelli
Chamber
la Croésse
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