LA Basin Fails to Meet New Federal Air Standards
Federal officials say the Los Angeles Basin cannot meet the new U S air quality standards by July 1 1975 despite state and local agency efforts The EPA may assume control of state and local air pollution programs if plans fall short Oxidants carbon monoxide hydrocarbons nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide standards are discussed with limited local relief anticipated.
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Gilbert Bailey
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Los Angeles Basin
California
State Air Resources Board
Los Air Pollution Contral District
San Francisco Bay Area
Shaus
Washington D.C
Ruckelshaus
Los Angeles
Environmental Protection Agency
Long Beach
Girl in Capitol bombing case moved to Seattle for hearing
Les lie Bacon an Atherton California teen from a wealthy family arrived in Seattle to testify as a material witness in the March 1 Capitol bombing that caused about 200000 in damage to the Senate wing. Authorities say she knew more than personal knowledge and she was transferred after a court of appeals cleared the transfer.
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Seattle
United Air Lines
Senate
FBI
Washington
Atherton
Calif
Miss Bacon
Woman Falls From Ship Saved by Taiwanese Crewman
Los Angeles widow Mrs. Ely, 57, aboard the 20,000-ton liner Oriental Emerald, fell 20 feet from the ship to the dock in Buenos Aires during a world cruise. A Taiwanese cook, identified as Mr. Yan, dived in and pulled her to safety. She survives and lives in Manhattan Beach.
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Singapore
Ifi
Los Angeles
Buenos Aires
Tera Rly
Oriental Esmeralda
Mrs. Ely
Mr. Yan
Manhattan Beach
California gets waiver to set own vehicle standards
The EPA under William Ruckelshaus denied California's request for assembly line inspections of every car, but allowed the 1972 model year light duty standards and the 1973 heavy duty emissions tests. California may prohibit sales of high octane cars after 1972, with stricter controls for 1975. The state retains powers under the Clean Air Act with ongoing waiver procedures.
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Lou Cannon
National Bureau
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
California
Wiliam D. Ruckelshaus
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Congress
George Murphy
Rcalif
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
UC students push national antiwar lobby drive
Berkeley activists broaden the Indochina war protest to a national effort. Eric Wollman says the group aims to persuade 240 congressmen to back the Hartke Me- Govern bill cutting war funds by December 31. UC campuses hired Sacramento lobbyists this year.
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Eric Wollman
University of California
Berkeley
U. C
University
Washington
Sacramento
Wollman
Jeff Gordon
Ronald Dellums
D-Calif
U.S
New Jersey Condemnation Targets Bonaparte Heirs For I 205 land
State files two condemnation suits over four acres once owned by Joseph Bonaparte, seeking appraisal by three commissioners for his heirs if any can be found. The move follows Bonaparte’s historical occupancy in the United States from 1615 to 1832.
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Trenton
UPI
New Jersey
Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
Joseph
Naples
Spain
United States
Vietnam Medal of Honor hero killed in Detroit holdup
Dwight H. Johnson 23, a Vietnam Medal of Honor recipient and Army recruiter, was shot fatally during a late night attempted robbery at Open Pantry market on Detroit’s northwest side. He clashed with store owner Charles L. Van Landegham 27, who shot Johnson after Johnson fired four times, Johnson dying about four hours later.
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Detroit
UPI
Michigan
Orlice
Dwight H. Johnson
Charles L. van Laudegham
Johnson
Geoffrey Gieske
U.S. Army
Vietnam
van Landegham
Patie
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Lovd
Dupont
Nylon Ltd
KODEL
Beavis
Peard & D
Sun
Eurfsie
Lakewood
Artesia
SEARS
Guess
Ment S Tac
Long Beat
Victoria
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Steinbels
Mr. Henderson
Gieske
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Valley Torge Veterans Hospital
Phoenixville
Walker
Woodruf
Garson
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