Noise Standards Set For Trucks Plane Rules Eyed
EPA moved to curb highway and aircraft noise by proposing rules for trucks over 4000 pounds and preparing aircraft and airport standards. The truck limits target 90 decibels at 100 feet while speeds and muffler use govern limits. aircraft measures include flight procedure changes and engine shielding.
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White House Denies Blocking Fund Probe
Congressmen accuse the White House of seeking to block an inquiry into federal funds used for security and improvements at President Nixon’s private residences. Officials deny the charge and pledge cooperation while a committee weighing subpoenas plans a vote.
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Fires Damages Vacant Houses on S06 Fig Ave and 3rd Street
Two separate fires caused moderate damage to a residence owned by Willie Jones on S06 Fig Ave and to a building at 123 3rd St owned by Continental Moss Gordon Inc. Fire units battled the blazes, with investigators noting a possible arson link.
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Talk On Cotton Economics Set At Lubbock Meeting
Lubbock Economic Council hosts L. Bo Gatewood economist for the National Cotton Council of America speaking on The Energy Crisis and the Outlook for Artificial Fibers. Gatewood, a Mississippi graduate in mathematics and economics, and author on textile production topics, will discuss manmade fiber trends, cotton prospects, and farm legislation impacts.
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Government report warns of citizen surveillance risks
A 346 page advisory to HEW calls for fair information practices and restrains on data banks tracking individuals. The Lawyers Committee cites John N. Mitchell for expanding wiretaps and surveillance, comparing the threat to a pervasive 1984 style system. Willis H. Ware notes the appendix reflects, not endorses, the panel's view.
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PFLP suspends plane hijackings amid denials and claims
The Palestine Liberation Front says it will suspend airplane hijacking operations “but not forever” amid a wave of denials about involvement in last week’s Japan Airlines hijacking. Libyan and Arab officials pin blame elsewhere, with Damascus and Mahmoud Mahjoub suggesting Israeli planning or Zionist influence behind the assault.
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