Japanese automakers pledge EPA deadline feasibility
Two Japanese firms tell the EPA they can meet 1975 antipollution rules on mass production. They contrast Detroit's view that U.S. automakers cannot meet the deadline. Japanese firms may sell about 250000 cars in 1975, while U.S. output could reach 10 million cars, prompting renewed American industry pressure and debate on cost and performance.
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Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Detroit
United States
EPA
A simple gun rules lesson from a spring incident
A California high school girl was wounded when testing a military style flak jacket against a .22 rifle. The episode prompts reminders to never point a gun at what you do not intend to shoot and to observe basic safety rules during hunting or plinking. Marijuana is described as a popular drug, but the piece urges clear caution and responsibility. A biblical quote is included after the earthquake and fire images.
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California
Flood Strikes Middletown Ohio 1913 Flood Chaos
Middletown Ohio endures a paralyzed 18 000 population as 10 000 homeless and food scarce. relief efforts rush trains and trucks while 30 missing and many unaccounted. city orders curfew and work crews cleanup debris as relief committees organize aid with schools hospitals and churches acting as stations.
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Middletown
Lakeside School
South School
City Hall
Middletown Lumber Co
Manual Training
Young Street
Central School
Holy Trinity Sisters
Clark Street
United Presbyterian Church
Letter to the Editor on royal decrees and executive powers
A reader urges citizens to contact legislators about executive orders. The letter argues President oversteps constitutional bounds by issuing decrees and creating federal regions and regional councils, centralizing power in Washington at the expense of states. The piece compares actions to royal overreach and cites Order 11647.
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Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Federal Register
Executive Branch
Washington
Richard
Chouland
William F Buckley Jr Energy Crisis Reflections
Buckley argues the energy crisis results from government interventions and price controls. He cites ecological lobbying, OPEC dominance, and U.S. policy as factors, while urging reduced government involvement and private initiative with a security-minded stance. He references MIT economist Adelman and calls for rapid reforms and liquefaction of coal.
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M.A. Adelman
MIT
Opec Group
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Companies
Adelman
OPEC
United States
Persian Gulf
Nixon and Ervin loom over espionage probe
The piece argues Senator Sam Ervin should lead the inquiry into spying and sabotage tied to the last election, amid warnings attributed to President Nixon. It notes Ervin's reputation for honesty, cites past guilt by association tactics against Jerry Voorhis, and discusses executive privilege and Kennedy’s refusal to lead.
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Washington
Nixon
Sen
Sam Ervin
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Maine
Sen. Ervin
Morganton
Jerry Voorhis
FBI
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Ad
The journal lists daily and Sunday home delivery prices, motor route options, and mail rates for subscribers. It notes in advance payment terms and regional pricing with several payment plans and a service charge for newspaper tubes.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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