Auto Makers Seek Delay in Clean Air Rule At Conference
Industry leaders from GM and rivals pressed for a one year extension to meet the 1975 76 pollution targets amid debate over cost performance and car safety while EPA officials defended current standards at the National Motor Vehicle Air Pollution Conference in San Diego.
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Auto Industry Faces Federal Clean Air Demands
Fred Hartley of Union Oil notes $200 million spent on low lead gasoline while the industry pushes for changes to federal and California standards. Officials warn that even reasonable controls may trade one pollutant for another, urging a practical program. Congress may act this year, but April deadlines loom.
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Survival of the fittest and modern risks explained
The piece argues that survival hinges on adaptability not strength. It links rising traffic deaths in Japan to population and car growth, contending the fittest are those who modify conduct, drive cautiously, and limit alcohol or pills. It notes historical wars show the weakest often survive.
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Stretch gloves ease morning arthritis stiffness in study
Philadelphia physicians report that sleeping in stretch gloves improves grip strength and reduces finger swelling in arthritic patients. Two glove types, nylon and Spandex nylon, eased throbbing and heaviness within days. most patients favored the Spandex model, with rapid relief noted.
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Loopholes and tax quirks draw attention at tax time
George Robeson discusses how education tax breaks and racetrack winnings create loopholes. He cites a middle aged student claimant, a poker faced gambler, and an IRS practice for Exacta and Daily Double winnings, noting underreporting risks and possible automaticID solutions.
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Senator Motner urges precise four serving details in recipes
The senator calls for clarity in cooking guides by requiring four servings to specify four what. The discussion turns to the NCAA potential playoff to decide the national college football champion, pondering life with only one number one.
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