GM Pushes Plan to Remove Emission Controls on Cars
General Motors urges adoption of a plan to save gasoline by removing emission controls on about 40 million late model cars and altering ignition and carburation on 1970 to 1974 models. President Edward N. Cole cites potential savings of up to five billion gallons annually and notes possible larger gains if federal standards shift. The discussion coincides with fuel surtaxes and rationing talks in Washington.
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Chamizal National Memorial Dedicated Near Rio Grande
A new 2.6 million Chamizal National Memorial will be dedicated Saturday near the Rio Grande, marking a long dispute over land with Mexico. Secretary of the Interior Rogers C. B. Morton will attend. the site includes a 466 seat auditorium, a visitor center, and a museum, with daily bilingual film and nightly performances.
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Richardson moved toward broad probes of political scandal
Former Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson planned a wide expansion of the criminal fraud investigative staff and draft legislation to outlaw campaign dirty tricks. He urged acting AG Robert Bork to push election reform and campaign finance oversight, citing Maryland kickback probes and Watergate pressure.
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Cadaver shortage sparks UT San Antonio inquiry in Texas
In San Antonio a UT medical school seeks cadavers amid a pact with Ortiz Mortuary to bury unclaimed indigent bodies for 100 dollars each. County officials acknowledge a 24 hour handoff gap, with communication deficiencies and contract nuances under review for renewal next January.
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Nixon to address managing editors at AP convention
President Nixon will address the Associated Press Managing Editors convention in Orlando, outlining views on pressing national issues. The five day event at Disney World draws over 340 editors and families, with Watergate coverage, press technology, source use, and newsroom computer discussions on the agenda.
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Barber Shop Slaying Tied to Mexican Dope Ring Execution
Investigators describe the barber shop slaying of Rogelio Garza 23 as a Mexican dope ring execution watched by his wife. Garza and three killers, all Mexican citizens, were linked to a Nuevo Laredo group. Garza and wife had brought their 18 month old son for a haircut when a car halted and a man called to Garza. As he tried to close the door he fell, and the shooter fired three times. Detectives confiscated Garza's car and federal agents had operated in Nuevo Laredo amid narcotics gang violence concerns.
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One day disorder ends at Hawaii State Prison
A 150 inmate takeover of the main cellblock at Hawaii State Prison ended with no bloodshed as inmates returned to their cells. Ray Belnap said six leaders met officials, but no demands were pressed. The incident followed months of violence including inmate killings and weapons found during searches, spurring calls for reform.
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Kissinger Talks Japan on Middle East Oil Squeeze
Secretary Kissinger told Prime Minister Tanaka that settling Middle East differences could ease the oil disruption, with Japan facing its sharpest postwar economic strain from an estimated 20 percent crude oil import cut next month. Tanaka asserted an independent Middle East policy while seeking U.S. help beyond negotiation pressure.
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Free market gold shakes age-old European nest egg
The United States and six European nations move to end their two tier gold marketing system, threatening to dump bullion on the market. Price drops in London and expert opinion warn of a temporary demonetization while SDRs emerge as the new measuring rod for world currencies. Central banks may settle debts at market or negotiated prices, reducing gold’s monetary role. Dr. Andrew Moore tops Southern Medical Association slate with McHardy Hinchey Carroll filling key roles.
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Winterize Yourself With These Winter Health Tips
New York AP outlines practical tips to endure cold and fuel shortages. It covers layering clothes, drying a coat on radiators, keeping indoor temperatures around 65 to 70 degrees, bedroom temps 50 to 65, maintaining about 50 percent humidity, and benefits of moderate activity, light baths, and skin care. It also warns against opening windows for cooling and notes the risks of wet feet in winter.
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