Ford Fined 7 Million Over Tampering With Tests
Washington AP Ford Motor Co faces a 7 million fine after employees tampered with 1973 model year anti pollution tests. The company pled no contest to 350 count info and signed a consent decree settling civil suit. EPA and Justice Dept cited false testing data submitted for 1974 prototypes.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Detroit
Library Notes Best Seller List Fiction and General
A compact note lists top fiction and general best sellers from sources like the New York Times Book Review. It includes JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL and THE ODESSA FILE among fiction, THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST and HARRY S. TRUMAN in general, with other titles and author notes from the Ottawa Library history.
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New York Times Book Review
Jonathan Livingston
Richard Bach
Frederick Forsyth
David Halberstam
Harry S. Truman
Margaret Truman
O.K
Thomas A. Harris
DR. Atkins
Robert C. Atkins
M.D
Adam Smith
Barron
Penn Central
United California Bank of Zurich
Johnny
Kenneth O’donnell
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Ixtlan
Carlos Castaneda
Don Juan
Alex Comfort
James Herriot
Peter
Laurence Peter
Ottawa Library
Understanding the Money World and Voluntary Restraint
The piece explains that payments abroad exceed domestic spending by 11.16 billion dollars last year and shows how language masks market reality. It discusses the German mark’s value, currency market forces, and Phase Three concept of voluntary restraint under President Nixon, noting skepticism among bankers about the prime rate and voluntary controls.
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New York
Nixon
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Costs limit on Kansas Supreme Court building debated
In Topeka the Capitol Area Plaza Authority said the cap of about 8.4 million for the Supreme Court building would rise to around 14 million with temporary housing for the attorney general and state library. Additional parking could lift costs by about 1.2 million, sparking debate over combining judicial and executive offices in one building.
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State Library
Capitol Area Plaza Authority
House
Frank Corbett
Kansas City
Ways and Means
Supreme Court
Corbett
Attorney General
Judicial Department of State
Executive Branch
Snowbound Motorists Freed After Weekend Storms
The Associated Press reports South Carolina's snowbound motorists were released as temperatures rise and crews finish plowing. Gov. West sought federal disaster aid for many counties after up to 23 inches of snow. Deaths totaling at least 12 in SC and 3 in GA were attributed to the storm, with broader regional weather impacts across Alabama Georgia North Carolina and California. Thurman Munson hit .361 against Baltimore in 13-for-36 efforts for the Yankees continuation of a busy sports day.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
John West
Nixon
Midlands
Seacoast
West
Georgia
Alabama
South
North Carolina
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Mt. San Jacinto
Riverside County
Kansas
Iowa
Canadian
Orioles Baltimore
Thurman Munson
New York Yankees
Baltimore Oriole
Munson
The
Birds
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Richard G. Kleindienst
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Dan Jenkins
Mary Renault
Alexander the Great
the Camerons
Robert Crichton
Scotland
Anya Seton
Trevanian
James Bond
Agatha Christie
Herman Work
Business Mirror
Capitol Plaza
Topeka, Kan
Dallas
Tex
Milton Allen Frank
Las Vegas
Rockies
Jean Swift
Jeanne
Buller-Hanes Florist
S. Main
Sinclair
Hank
Sinclair Service
SuTree
Comon Nk
Ets ND
Imperial
Ron
Wwe
Anad
Western Auto
Home Music System
Annan
Truetone Mobile
Truetone
Reg
Westline
D” Cell
Ember Otawa Beta Association
Family Store
Ottawa
Charles and
Mickey
Wheeler
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