Ohio gas stations miss no lead deadline for 1975 cars
EPA technical adviser says about 38 percent of Ohio’s 10 720 service stations failed the July 1 deadline to begin selling unleaded gasoline due to shortages of pumping equipment and nozzles. Extension options exist but fines possible for noncompliance. few stations have requested them.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Richard Neuhaus
EPA
Harold Grindle
Toledo Gasoline Dealers Association
Grindle
Neuhaus
Federal Energy Administration
Commission of Ohio
Shade-Seekers Endure Hot July Start With Rising Power Use
The article notes early July heat near 90 degrees with recent days near 100 as Cincinnati Gas & Electric reports peak power use of 2,339 megawatts and 43.9 million kilowatt hours. Retailers sell cooling devices while officials warn of possible afternoon showers and persistently high temperatures into the week.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Weather Bureau
Middletown
Supreme Court weighs Nixon executive privilege claim
The Supreme Court began deliberations on Nixon's claim of executive privilege with 459 pages of briefs and three hours of oral argument. Eight justices heard the case, chief questions on whether to enforce Sirica's order to produce 64 White House conversations, and how this intersects with impeachment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Philip Lacovara
White House
James D. St. Clair
Congress
William H. Rehnquist
Mitchell
Rehnquist
Sirica
St. Clair
House Judiciary Committee
Daniel Ellsberg
Jaworski
Watergate Grand Jury
Executive Branch
Harris Poll Finds Growing U N Support but Mixed Views
United Nations approval rises to 76 percent while 47 to 46 percent rate it as worthwhile and for peace work. Harris notes a rebound since 1970, with majorities viewing the U N as a forum for discussion and aid to poor nations, yet many say it talks too much and spends too much money.
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New York
Louis Harris
United Nations
Harris
Middle East
U.N
U.S
World Organization
Israel
United States
Israel shells Lebanese ports in seaborne raid
The Israeli navy shelled three southern Lebanon ports sinking numerous fishing boats in retaliation for a Palestinian sea raid on Nahariya. Lebanon reports one civilian death and 21 boats sunk with Israeli helicopters dropping warning leaflets.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Nahariya
Israel
Sidon
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Tyre
Sarafand
Beirut
Trudeau Sweeps Canada Liberals Win Big Majority
Pierre Elliott Trudeau and the Liberal Party secured a solid House of Commons majority in the general election, winning 140 of 264 seats. Stanfield's Progressive Conservatives took 95 seats, the New Democrats 16, and Social Credit 12 with one independent elected. Trudeau framed the victory as strong leadership for Canada.
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Toronto
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Liberals
Robert Stanfield
Progressive Conservatives
New Democrats
David Lewis
Social Credit Party
Trudeau
Stanfield
Lewis
Peice
Atlantic Maritime
Ontario
Canada
Klan Leader Sees Reform Role After Dale Carnegie Course
Dimmie Johnson, elected Grand Dragon of the Texas Fiery Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, credits a Dale Carnegie course with improving his Klan image. The 19 year old Houston machinist aims to use the post to advance public relations while planning future political runs. Johnson says the Klan must avoid violence and emphasizes white separation as core to its goals.
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Houston
Tex
Dimmie Johnson
Ku Klux Klan
Dale Carnegie
Johnson
Carnegie
Dragon
Texas
Fiery Knights
Dallas
Scott Nelson
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Johnstown
Potter Stewart
John J. Sirica
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Stewart
Ann Landers
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State
Heloise
Area
Ewe
Wren
Britain
KKK Dragon
KKK
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