Honda stratified charge engines eyed to curb auto emissions
Honda engineers claim a stratified charge engine with dual combustion chambers could meet 1975 emission standards for carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons without catalytic converters. Nitrogen oxide standards face delay to 1977, while Texaco president McKinley proposes a two car strategy and noncatalytic CO/HC solution to reduce fuel use and oil demand.
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U.S
Environmental Production Agency
EPA
John K. McKinley
Texaco, Inc
Senate Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee
McKinley
California
Honda
Crestwood High School Dress Code Aims For Balance
Crestwood High Mantua Ohio proposes a new dress code to balance student freedom with standards. Undershirts tank tops exposed gang logos shorts sandals without socks and cleated shoes are banned. Girls face limits on cosmetics low-cut dresses sheer blouses midriff tops and high heels. Boys must be clean shaven with jawline sideburns limit. Jeans and long hair allowed if neat and shirts buttoned and tucked.
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Crestwood High School
Mantua
Ohio
Memory loss after barbiturate overdose prompts testing
Dear Dr. Lamb explains memory impairment after a barbiturate overdose and asks if recovery is possible. The columnist notes oxygen deprivation and brain damage risk, urges psychological testing, and suggests memory exercises and professional follow up before resuming schooling.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Numistamp Type Set details for collectors
A descriptive overview outlines United States Numistamps as one inch diameter replicas of coins with decorative perforations, 118 pieces planned in the initial set, and 50 more commemoratives to follow. Each medal uses coin finishes, dated first year, and prices at $4.50. Production aims for three per month with expansion to one per week later.
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United States
United States Numistamp
Jefferson
U.S
West National Road
Vandalia
Ohio
Ann Landers column letters on loneliness and teen love
A reader asks how to handle a lonely widow tenant who floods maintenance with requests and lunch invites. Ann Landers advises setting a fixed number of service calls and offering paid outside help.
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Ann Landers
Worry Clinic recounts gibbon Sweet Pea’s antics and bites
In this patient-like case note, Sweet Pea the gibbon enjoyed play and care from Dr. Daniel's family for five years before being sent to the Indianapolis Zoo. She bit adults, mixed with children, tangled with lights, and entertained Judy while posing risks to a toddler and others. The writer recalls multiple bites and playful mischief.
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Sweet Pea
Daniel
Thailand
Dan
Indianapolis
Judy
Mrs. Crane
Zoo
Debby
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