EPA approves nine state plans amid court order cloud
The EPA chief approved nine state and three territorial clean air plans while a court order required review for full protection beyond federal standards. Some plans were partially approved or rejected with details to appear in the Federal Register and regional briefings planned. Meanwhile US Navy fighter bombers using smart bombs targeted Vinh and nearby bridges to isolate the city.
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Brazil hijacker dies after surrendering passengers
In Sao Paulo the hijacker killed himself with a bullet after authorities freed 85 passengers and crew and recovered $50,000 and three parachutes. Other items include Soviet ratification of West Germanys nonaggression pact and US rejection of renewed Paris talks proposals. Eva Marie Collins elected Girls State governor in Ada Oklahoma. Bobby Baker, a former secretary, faces multiple charges including tax evasion and conspiracy.
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East West Talks Welcomed By NATO NN
The United States and NATO marked progress in East West relations as Moscow hosts talks. High level meetings and increased contacts between leaders signaled momentum toward broader cooperation following President Nixon's Moscow visit.
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Bank President Abducted in San Antonio Bank Heist
A gunman abducted B. R. Bentley, president of Valley-Hi National Bank, forced him to the bank, and obtained about $22,000 as his accomplice held Bentley’s wife at their home. Bentley was released at his house and the robbers fled in his car.
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Meir Blasts Arab States Over Airport Massacre
Prime Minister Golda Meir denounces Cairo and Beirut for rejoicing as Israel mourns a massacre at its international airport. At least 22 dead and 70 injured in a terrorist attack blamed on a Palestine guerrilla group. two attackers died, one captured.
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Nixon Tours Warsaw in Poland for Final Summit Talks
President Nixon arrived in Warsaw for political and economic talks with Polish leaders. He told cheering crowds Poland holds special meaning for him and recalled visiting in 1959 as vice president. Nixon praised Poland's postwar progress and saluted Polish Americans. A group of schoolchildren presented flowers as a band played both nations’ anthems.
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Graduation planned for 1 620 ninth graders Thursday
Prominent exercises set for 1 30 p m Thursday at Eisenhower Central MacArthur and Tomlinson Junior High Schools. The city school system shows a slightly larger freshman class than last year with 1 nami 602 graduates. Awards will be presented at each school during afternoon programs following similar formats.
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