Court ruling clouds EPA clean air plan approvals
EPA chief William D. Ruckelshaus approved nine state and three territorial clean air plans but a court order requires review and may block final approvals. The court adds nondegradation protection, forcing preservation of air already cleaner than federal standards while plans are finalized.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Ruckelshaus
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
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Connecticut
Florida
Mississippi
New Hampshire
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
West Virginia
Guam
Puerto Rico
American Samoa
Federal Register
U.S. District Court
John H. Pratt
Sierra Club
Airlines push charter flight expansion against rivals
Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines plan heavier charter services this fall to counter growing competition from supplemental charter carriers. Both aim to boost fleets and revenues with more full-load charters. TWA targets over 40 million in 1973. Pan Am to add more aircraft and tap 747 jets as demand rises. World Airways is the largest of eight U.S. charter operators with 17 planes.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Pan American
TWA
Pan Am
Twa’s
Vember
National Air Carriers Association
World Airways
Public Auction at Lyndon Auto Salvage Two Day Closeout
Two day sale begins at 10 30 a m with lunch served featuring salvage items including 200 ton of farm machinery 30 salvage trucks 15 tractors 15 combines and 450 cars ranging from 1967 to 1928 plus numerous autos tractors shop tools and misc items. Auction lists many classic cars tractors parts and industrial gear with terms Cash and 30 days for removal. Proceeds benefit Arlen and Mrs Mounkes and sale overseen by Wischropp Beatty and Rickert.
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Yamaha
Renault
Ford
Corvair
Plymouth
Pontiac
Olds
Mercury
Dodge
H Farmall
GMC
Yale
Dayton
Sun
Hollander
Hard Times Study Says Ag Research Misses Point
Washington AP report cites a public interest study by the Agribusiness Accountability Project faulting land grant colleges for prioritizing corporate boardroom needs over displaced farm workers and consumer safety. It notes focus on mechanical efficiency on large farms, with minimal effort on rural housing, pesticide-free foods, and migrant worker relief, and highlights gaps in rural water access and labor solutions.
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Washington
Agribusiness Accountability Project
Ralph Nader
Bomb blast kills soldier in Belfast amid IRA violence
A bomb hit the Springfield Road police station and army post in Belfast killing one British soldier and wounding four soldiers and two civilians. A sniper killed another soldier on patrol. The attack followed Provisional IRA reactions to a cease fire and sparked defiance from Protestant militants planning a march in Londonderry. The toll in three years of Northern Ireland violence rises to at least 352 dead including a 12-year-old girl killed while nearby. A beer bottling plant bombing caused 520000 dollars in damage.
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Belfast
Springfield Road
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Sean MacStiofain
Provisionals
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
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Myers Bros
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Chuck
Argo
Blue Lake
Val Vite
Randwick
Keebler
Tag Sik
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Country Manor
Vets Dog Food
Swift
Super Buy
Jaiffy
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