Nixon pledges industry cooperation on pollution controls
President Nixon told a White House gathering of the National Industrial Pollution Control Council that the administration will not persecute industry. He viewed a pair of jets with differing smoke levels at the Portico as an example of progress. The council presented 150 voluntary actions by businesses and 160 corporate commitments to cleaner environments.
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Maurice H. Stans
Rescuers Search for Survivors at San Fernando Hospital Wreckage
Rescue teams pulled more bodies from collapsed concrete at the San Fernando Veterans Hospital after a powerful quake. An estimated 26 dead, 15 missing, and about 1,000 injured were reported as aftershocks continued and authorities warned of dam risks. Gov Reagan mobilized National Guard while Vice President Agnew planned talks with disaster officials.
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Apollo 14 Heroes Return From Moon Mission
The Apollo 14 crew Alan Shepard Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitchell relax aboard USS New Orleans after a 1.2 million mile lunar voyage. They describe the flight as absolutely perfect with nine days in space and plan future missions as NASA officials hail the scientifically productive program.
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Hackworth Family Plans Korea Duty Tour Visit
Sgt. and Mrs. Jimmie Hackworth and their son Jimmie visit the Twin Cities with relatives before a Korea tour. Mrs. Hackworth later lives in West Monroe until Set as Hackworth completes active duty. Army Private Mitchell Lawson, son of Charles Ray Lawson, visits on a weekend pass. he is in his fifth week of basic training at Ft. Polk.
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Three Missing After Blasts Hit Newark Plants
In Newark Ironbound district three men including the owner are missing after two explosions leveled the Radom Chemical Co. and Novell Chemical Co. buildings at about 3:55 a.m. The men believed inside are a day foreman from Jersey City and two workers aged 27 and 50. Police fear they are dead. one owner Guiildwez is unlocated. Nearby stores and homes suffered window damage. five people had minor injuries.
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Chuckle Remember: 20 Years Ago Felt Longer
A light reminiscence reflects how twenty years ago seemed much longer in duration than today as time perception shifts with aging and memory. The brief musing invites readers to chuckle at changing views of the past.
Lon Nol Paralyzed After Heart Attack in Cambodia
Cambodian Prime Minister Lon Nol, 58, suffered a heart attack and now lies paralyzed on the right side. He received treatment at home from doctors including Thong Boyan and Gen Kang Keng after a three hour address to a National Assembly committee.
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Warming Trend Moves Into Area
Northeast Louisiana expects warmer weather ending the cold spell. Highs reach the upper forties to mid fifties today and near sixty by Thursday with southerly winds. Showers possible Sunday with warmer temperatures through the weekend and lows in the thirties to fifties.
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South Viet troops reach Sepone Laos supply base
South Vietnamese forces said to have reached Sepone in southern Laos, 25 miles inside Laos, with engineers rebuilding Sepone air strip. About 2,000 more troops crossed the border as U.S. and South Vietnamese helicopters ferried reinforcements, raising total in southern Laos to over 10,000. Ky signaled possible crossborder action into North Vietnam to hit bases if needed.
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Inside The News-Star Four Sections 32 Pages
Classifieds and comics highlight a busy edition with regional notices and features. Radio and TV listings, crossword, theater, editorial content, weather updates, and column briefs fill the page alongside local notices and a theater listing.
Eviction Raid On Black Panther House Wounds Officer
In High Point North Carolina police and sheriff deputies raided a house described as a Black Panther headquarters at dawn. A police lieutenant, Shaw Cooke aged 45 with 17 years service, was wounded in the chest and underwent surgery. One housing occupant was reported seriously wounded and hospitalized under guard. The house was on an unpaved street in the southwest area.
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Shaw Cooke
Californians Describe Dawn Earthquake Crunch
Los Angeles residents recount a dawn quake that rattled homes and streets. A doctor, a water department worker, and roommates describe floors missing, toilets flying, walls moving, and the shock waking families as windows and furniture toppled and sidewalks cracked.
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Water Department
River Stage Readings Show Flood Rise Across Town
Water levels on River Street increased with Camden at 1.4 feet and Monroe at 0.2 feet rises as stages continue to rise. No further context available in readable text.
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