Abortion access remains limited despite legality in Dallas
Texas Citizens Abortion Education notes delays and costs hinder access. Hospitals including Parkland report limited abortion services and high occupancy while three clinics operate and a fourth plans to charge $150. Many cannot afford $156 and legal abortion is restricted after three months.
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Supreme Court
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Ford executive says auto emission levels set by Clean Air Act unreal
Ford vice president for governmental affairs Will Scott told reporters at a Houston news conference that the current auto emission standards under the 1970 Clean Air Act are unrealistically costly to car buyers and not justified by need. He urged Houston leaders to back a Congressional revision to relax the standards. The extension of the 1975 standards did not solve the issue.
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Ford Motor Co
Will Scott
Scott
Ford
Congress
Respiratory functions improve under the sea
Texas A M University physiologist Dr William Fife reports that 16 days submerged in an underwater habitat improved respiratory functions for him and two dive teams. He notes cleaner air and increased muscular activity from breathing dense compressed air, with bronchial spasms fading after two days.
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Texas A&m University
William Fife
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Dallas parks get trimming amid gasoline pinch
Dallas officials report no gasoline shortage for park maintenance as over 500 mowers used 400000 gallons last year. Officials warn consumption could rise this year if fuel supplies stay steady while discussing pollution controls and engine improvements from Ford and Honda to meet 1975 standards. Ford moves to smaller cars share grows from 7 to about 50 percent in coming years.
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Grover Keeton
Parks and Recreation
Keeton
Ford
Honda
Detroit
Scott
U.S
Texans May Legally Produce Personal Wine Under New Bill
W D Lawler of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission says House Bill 133 allows Texans to make up to 200 gallons of wine per year for personal use. The head of household must annually register with the commission, file a statement of intent with name address and ingredients, indicate number of adults, and pay a $1 fee. The commission can deny issuance if ingredients are unsafe. Violations carry a misdemeanor, with penalties from 100 to 1000 dollars or up to one year in jail or both.
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W.D. Lawler
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Wasp Eater Skunk Digs Up Yellow Jacket Nest
A skunk known as a wasp eater digs up a yellow jacket nest and consumes the grubs as part of its diet.
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