State moves to end honor system for emissions monitoring
California's Air Resources Board ends the honor system for emissions reporting and requires oil refineries power plants and nitric acid plants to install in stack monitors for continuous pollution measurement. The regulation passed 2 to 0 with one abstention and aims to curb smog by revealing stack emissions and guiding tighter future rules.
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Sacramento
UPI
A. Thomas Quinn
Air Resources Board
Quinn
Robert Sawyer
Sawyer
Moore seeks delay in arraignment for psychiatric evaluation
Sara Jane Moore, 45, accused in a failed assassination attempt on President Ford, asks that her arraignment be postponed until psychiatric tests determine her mental capacity. Federal defender Frank Bell argues she cannot be arraigned until competency is established. Moore has been housed in San Mateo County Jail after transfers from San Diego where tests are underway.
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UPI
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Frank Bell
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Federal Detention Center
San Diego
Miss Moore
Turkey and U S Begin Talks on Reopening Bases
Turkey and the United States opened negotiations on reopening U S military bases in Turkey. Turkish coalition partner says the talks are not legally binding without cabinet approval. US Ambassador Macomber led the delegation while Sukru Elekdag represented Turkey.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
United States
U.S
Suleyman Demirel
Ismail Muftuoglu
National Salvation Party
William B. Macomber
Sukru Elekdag
Foreign Ministry
Congress
Cyprus
Morocco May Split Spanish Sahara With Mauritania
A Moroccan official said Rabat might partition the Spanish Sahara with Mauritania within 48 hours while King Hassan II pushes for full Moroccan control. UN envoy Waldheim left Madrid after a fact finding tour amid talks on a plebiscite.
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Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Marrakesh
UPI
Mauritania
Hassan II
Saharan Desert
Spain
Tarfaya
Saharan
Agadir
Hassan
Sahara
Kurt Waldheim
Madrid
New York
Algeria
Inmates hold hostages at Oklahoma State Reformatory
Nine inmates seized three supervisors and barricaded themselves in the Granite Oklahoma kitchen over Christmas package privileges. One hostage, Leonard Summers, was released for medical reasons. officials expect a peaceful resolution as negotiations continue.
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David Riggs
Tulsa
House Public Safety and Penal Affairs Committee
Riggs
Trade balance rises for eighth straight month in September
UPI reports the U.S. balance of trade increased for the eighth consecutive month in September with a 976 million dollar surplus, though below August by 59 million. Oil imports rose, sugar imports climbed, and car and transport equipment imports fell, while exports edged up 1.9 percent led by wheat.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
United States
Franco Shows Stubborn Will To Live Amid Grave Illness
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, remained in grave condition in his suburban palace after multiple heart attacks and stomach bleeding. A government bulletin said he rested normally while doctors monitored congestive heart failure. thousands gathered near El Pardo praying for his recovery as Juan Carlos stayed at the palace.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
el Pardo Palace
el Pardo
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Kidnapers Threaten Dutch Executive With Explosives in Ireland
In Monasterevin Ireland a seven member gang holds Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema in an upstairs room. Two suspects Eddie Gallagher 27 and Marian Coyle 19 are identified as hijackers. A guard claims Coyle placed gelignite around Herrema’s neck and that Gallagher alternates between calm and violent behavior.
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Monasterevin
Ireland
UPI
Tiede Herrema
Herrema
Eddie Gallagher
Marian Coyle
Aktua
Gallagher
Truthful advertising in modern markets warns against bait and switch
The article argues that dishonest ads harm both customers and business, noting bait and switch remains illegal and unprofitable. It emphasizes that educated and sophisticated readers today reject deceptive copy and champions straightforward advertising. The paper touts its own advertising staff as a valuable service for honest promotion. NEXT WEEK: how newspaper advertising can help your business.
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