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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
3
The AMA reports that medical opinion links television violence to mental and physical trauma in kids. A convention forum and poll show 94 percent of doctors believe excessive home TV violence exists with 14 percent noting related patient symptoms and 40.6 percent suspect links.
A research team found untapped natural gas and geothermal energy more than two miles beneath a Louisiana bayou. Initial tests at 12,900 feet produced 200,000 to 1.5 million cubic feet of gas daily and up to 10,300 barrels of water daily at 240 degrees Fahrenheit.
Firefighting teams halted a 10 000 acre blaze near Los Alamos New Mexico while parallel fires raged across 4000 acres in northern Arizona and 2400 acres near Sierra Vista. Dozens of homes were evacuated as crews from six Western states and federal inmates battled shifting winds and advancing flames.
Ford Motor Co plans to start building 1978 models this week and label them as 1977 cars to avoid looming emissions rules. The tactic could aid buyers who purchase late 1977 cars by avoiding $200 to $300 price hikes while potentially lowering future trade in value. The EPA deems the move legal and says the cars need not meet tougher 1978 antipollution standards. Congress delayed the standards but faces a final compromise likely by August.
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev lands in Paris for his first abroad trip since presidency, as French police raise alert amid a surge of anti Soviet incidents. In Israel Menahem Begin presents his cabinet and pledges to prevent a new war while East Germany frees 11 political prisoners in a border swap at Herleshausen.
The Montgomery Alabama Journal reports relatives of the late Howard Hughes have agreed to an out-of-court settlement to divide an estate estimated at up to 2.5 billion dollars. If finalized, Hughes aunt Annette Lum has the largest share at 23.83 percent.
President Carter rejected a Pravda claim that his campaign hides a U S arms buildup. He said the human rights policy will not change and that U S military strength has no relation to human rights. He called the Soviet accusation an embarrassment to totalitarian regimes and stressed independence of motives.
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