Government Report Warns antipollution costs cut factories
A government study for the EPA and other agencies says antipollution efforts will close hundreds of factories, raise prices, lift imports, and reduce U S production while executives deem the projections less dire than feared. The report notes big firms may dominate markets left by smaller ones.
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Government Action Forecast for Cart Lane Report
A brief report projects what could happen on cart lane if the government takes no action. It outlines potential outcomes and implications for local commerce and traffic.
Deaths mark Duke of Marlborough and Knoxville editor
The Duke of Marlborough died at 74 in London, a cousin to Sir Winston Churchill and head since 1934. In Knoxville, Charles H. Chub Smith Jr., longtime publisher and president of the Knoxville Journal, died at 62 after a career from 1937 with a wartime break.
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Duke of Marlborough
Winston Churchill
Knoxville, Tenn
Charles H. “Chub” Smith Jr
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Knoxville Journal
Smith
Army Air Corps
Oklahoma redistricting faces Gov Hall as bond issues persist
Oklahoma legislators shift from freeway bonds to congressional redistricting with Gov Hall’s stance uncertain. Key issue centers on Rep Tom Steed’s district and potential reconfiguration of Oklahoma County, amid fragile pacts and pending formal invitation for Hall’s help. Fredric Brown, noted mystery SF author, dies at 65. his debut The Fabulous Clip Joint won 1947 Edgar Allan Poe Award.
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Oklahoma
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Ariz
Fredric Brown
Mystery Writers of America
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TV Schedule Fragments Spark Local Viewing Buzz
OCR snippets show a chaotic TV day slate with channels including a V LOG lineup and specials. Mentions of personalities like Jeremy Corsen and Dick Covett appear amid program titles and times, hinting at a scattered afternoon to evening schedule.
Soviet Union loosens emigration as Jews leave for Israel
Reports from Moscow indicate about 5.5 thousand Soviet Jews have emigrated to Israel this year, with a potential path to about 30,000 for 1972. Most departures are from Georgia, while major-city Jews face exit bans. Emigration of scientists remains restricted as authorities seek to limit upheaval and backlash.
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Equine Items Across Down Puzzle Clues
A crossword style clue set lists entries such as Unkeeled and Ac away with references to bells for and Japanese outcasts variant forms. Other entries include Indonesian of Mindanao and a three part comb. form.
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