Nixon Cambodia aid may wait until new Congress
Sen. George D. Aiken warns Nixon’s Cambodia aid likely delayed to the next Congress. House approval of a 535 million dollar foreign aid package proceeds amid lobbying by war critics seeking to tie the measure to Cambodia policy limits. Senatorial hearings follow the lame duck session as timing and veto risks loom.
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EPA orders halts on water violations in three cities
EPA chief William Ruckelshaus, in his first major act, served notice to Atlanta Detroit and Cleveland to stop water quality violations or face court action within 180 days. He cited Atlanta's Chattahoochee River pollution and Lake Erie's damage to Detroit and Cleveland, urging swift enforcement to protect the environment. The move aims to break a logjam and spur broader action across government and city halls.
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Earthquake Strikes Ecuador Peru Causing Destruction
A strong quake near Guayaquil Bay struck northern Peru and southern Ecuador late Wednesday. The Seismological Institute of Peru logged the event at 11 34 p m local time with an epicenter north of Tumbes. Damage likely extended 125 miles from the center with light injuries reported in Piura and walls toppled in old structures. No reports yet from Tumbes Sullana or Talara.
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