Honda stratified charge engine may cut emissions
Editorial notes Honda of Japan claims a stratified charge engine with dual combustion chambers can meet 1975 emission standards for carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons without catalytic converters. Nitrogen oxides remain an issue, with EPA delaying the standard to 1977. Texaco president John K. McKinley proposes a two car strategy and noncatalytic CO/HC solution to save oil, arguing nationwide single standards may be indefensible.
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Honda Motor Company
Japan
U.S
Honda
Environmental Production Agency
EPA
John K. McKinley
Texaco, Inc
Senate Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee
McKinley
California
Inmate labor curbs emerge as state corrections shakeup grows
New Illinois corrections director Sielaff ends inmate labor for state employees. Wards named at Pontiac and Joliet as reforms push training, wages review, and living arrangements tighter. A July memo bans inmates from domestic work for staff on or off state grounds with limited property maintenance exceptions.
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Suzanne Kridner
Ilinois
Georgia Penal System
Georgia State Department of Offender Rehabilitation
Sielaff
Department of Corrections
Navy plans threaten Bangor homes in Trident base bid
In Bangor Washington residents face possible home seizures as the Navy seeks to extend the base by up to 150 acres for a fleet of 10 Trident submarines. Officials project construction to start in 1974 with first boat expected in 1978, bringing 3,000 civilians and equal military staff and a $96 million annual payroll.
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Grant Fjermedal
Associated Press
Bangor
Wash
Ernie McDonald
The
Navy
Hood Canal
Olympic Mountains
Puget Sound
Seattle
Bremerton
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Jerry Dunn
Dunn
Gene Lobe
Kitsap Board of County Commissioners
United Presbyterian Church Synod of Alaska Northwest
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Washington, D.C
Senate
Meanwile
Reston urges Nixon action over words on Watergate
Reston argues the President failed to offer concrete remedies in his Watergate speech. He urges Nixon to propose legislation on campaign financing, wiretapping, and White House power, and to replace aides to restore public confidence. The piece stresses the need for decisive policy and new leadership rather than more rhetoric.
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New York
White House
America
Nixon
Congress
Haldemans
Ehrlichmans
Kissingers
Film costing taxpayers 2181.80 questioned by Illinois officials
The Illinois Information Service photographers spent 2181.80 on a 12 day Europe trip to film The New Illinois in Germany and Belgium. Prints of the 30 minute film are missing with one found later. officials doubt the project so far.
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Michael Robinson
Associated Press
Springfield, II
Tallinois Information Service
Germany
Belgium
Illinois
Jim Dunn
The
Illinois Information Service
Dunn
Europe
Ray Dickerson
Department of Business and Economic Development
C.R. Wilhite
Max Schnorf
Dusseldorf
Brussels
Indicted Baltimore County chief Dale Anderson faces extortion charge
Dale Anderson, longtime Baltimore County executive and ally of Spiro Agnew, was indicted by a federal grand jury on extortion and bribery in a scheme involving architects and engineers. The 56-year-old Democrat, named in a 39-count indictment, denies the charges as the broader Maryland corruption probe continues.
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Baltimore
Dale Anderson
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore County
Maryland
Agnew
Marvin Mandel
Annapolis
Anderson
Baltimore City
U.S
George Beall
Powson
William E. Fornoff
Fornoff
Frank Kaufman
Beall
Barnet Skol
Nik
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk
TV networks post profit surge as FCC reports gains
The Federal Communications Commission notes a 41.9 percent rise in pre tax profits to 552 million for 1972, reversing a two year decline. It records 3.18 billion in revenues, up 15.6 percent from 1971, with ABC CBS and NBC profits up 106.5 percent from 1971 to 111 million.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
ABC
CBS
NBC
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Wayne Jensen
Donald Jobst
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Glen E. Pommerening
FBI
Henry A. Kissinger
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