Oil industry disputes pollution control costs
A UPI report notes the CEP says only 0.3 cents per gallon is needed from consumers to cover 75 percent of pollution control costs, with oil companies paying the rest. The industry rejects the study as misleading, citing higher prospective expenses. The CEP analyzed 61 refineries including ARCO, Exxon, Gulf, Mobil, Shell, Standard Oil of California, Standard Oil of Indiana and Texaco, projecting total costs of 3 to 4 billion dollars from 1974 to 1982 to meet Clean Air Act and Water Act standards.
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Communists Attack as Portugal Turmoil Surges
In northern Portugal four Communist party offices were attacked or damaged as violence marked the five day crisis. Mobs in Estarreja Val de Cambra Mortagua and Moimenta da Beira clashed with defenders. no injuries reported. Police said some Socialists joined attackers while the Socialist party calls for Prime Minister Vasco Goncalves to resign.
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Treasure Hunters Die After Atocha Discovery Tragedy
In the Gulf of Mexico three members of Treasure Salvors Inc. die when their 60 foot tug Northwind capsizes during a predawn salvage at 40 miles west of Key West. Dirk Fisher 21 his wife Angel 25 and diver Rick Gage 21 drown leaving Mel Fisher grief stricken. An oil slick 100 miles long threatens Florida keys as Coast Guard fights spill from the same voyage.
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Ford to Attend Helsinki Summit on East West Ties
President Ford will travel to Helsinki at the end of the month to join 34 world leaders at a European security conference. He plans visits to West Germany, Poland, Romania, and Yugoslavia this month, remaining in Helsinki July 30 to August 1 for the largest summit ever attended by an American president.
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Peron fights for political life amid cabinet shakeup
President Maria Estela Peron faces pressure from organized labor after the ouster of top aide Jose Lopez Rega and a looming cabinet reshuffle. Labor demands dismissals for five ministers as Argentina battles a $6.6 billion deficit and high inflation.
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Isabel) Peron
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Sun glare may have caused Apollo Soyuz hard docking
Moscow and Houston controllers cite sun reflection as a possible trigger for the final hard docking between the Apollo and Soyuz spacecraft. The joint test aimed to validate a universal docking collar for international linkups.
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Kennedy assassination theory raised by Schweiker
Senator Richard Schweiker said the Kennedy murder could be a retaliation related to attacks on Fidel Castro and hinted a reopened probe might arise. Richard Goodwin recalled Kennedy warning about targeting chiefs of state, and Dean Rusk shared similar fears after Trujillo’s 1961 death. Schweiker added no new evidence but welcomed renewed examination of existing material.
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