EPA chief urges extended clean air timelines for hard-hit cities
Administrator Train told a Senate panel some cities face automobile pollution levels that prevent meeting standards. Extensions would apply to only those that adopted all reasonable controls yet still miss targets. Intermittent controls for stations and temporary stack meters could delay permanent systems. many utilities resist sulfur removal advances.
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Auto club seeks delay on car air bags in 1977
The Automobile Club of Michigan urged the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to keep air bags optional for 1977 model cars, citing insufficient real life testing. GM offers airbags as a $225 option with under 4,500 cars sold. insurance groups urged mandatory restraint systems. Burglary report follows: burglars took $2,656 from Larry Janerek home in Long Beach on Monday.
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The Oil and Gas Journal reports that U S gasoline supply is higher than last year and ample for summer travel. Demand is seen steady with a slight dip of about 0.7 percent, aided by more small cars, higher prices, and cautious driving.
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