Tougher Pollution Standards Adopted
SAN FRANCISCO. The State Air Resources Board rejected staff work and adopted tougher air quality standards for smoke dust and other particles as well as sulfur dioxide from cars refineries power plants and pulp mills. The board cut the proposed 0.1 parts per million sulfur dioxide limit to 0.04 and halved the 200 micrograms per cubic meter particle limit to 100. Visibility was raised from 7 to 10 miles. The action completes California air quality standards and follows earlier approvals for nitrogen dioxide carbon monoxide oxidants and hydrogen sulfide. Advisory members voiced concern the new limits may be unattainable but supported the tighter rules.
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San Francisco
UPS
State Air Resources Board
Rodney Beard
Palo Alto
Bayle
Los Angeles
San Jrancisco Bay
Beard
California
A. J. Haagen-Smith
Two Die Six Hurt In Antarctic Copter Crash
A US Navy helicopter crashed near Scott Base in Antarctica, killing two aboard and injuring six. Survivors trekked through the cold to summon help. among the dead are Dr. Thomas E. Berg and Jeremy Sykes. Crew members include Cmdr. James F. Brandau and Lt. Michael T. Mabry. The crash followed a flight from the Porif Faculty Forest area after work on a documentary. Burglars later stole cash and pool equipment from Paramount Billiard Parlor in Wellington.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Antarctic
Thomas E. Berg
University of Wisconsin
St. Albert
Alta
Jeremy Sykes
Berg
Donald Currie
Edmonton
Navy
Cmdr
James F. Brandau
Michael T. Mabry
Gordon E. Little
Claude L. English
Scott Station
Portrified Forest
Mabry
McMurdo Sound
Melp
McMurdo
January draft call to be much lower than projected
War Assistant Secretary of Defense Roger Kelley said the January draft call would be very much lower than the 35 000 man quota. He avoided specifying the amount of the drop as defense officials cited the overall force reduction and satisfactory volunteer rate.
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Washington
Roger Kelley
White House
U.S
Nixon
Guerrillas and Lebanese Army Clash Near Beirut
A large force of about 100 Arab guerrillas attacked an army post at Nabaliyyeh, 43 miles south of Beirut, wounding soldiers and guerrillas as Lebanon's political leadership reshuffled. The fighting followed the Cairo peace accord and amid Rashid Karami's efforts to form a new government.
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Nabaliyyeh
Beirut
Cairo
Rashid Karami
Charles Below
Rashid
Army Wasted Millions on Sheridan Weapons System
GAO charges Army mis managed a major weapons program in Vietnam. The Sheridan tank carrier cost 1.3 billion over ten years with no guaranteed ammunition working in tests. Army defends the report as distorted while noting rush to production against feared enemy tanks.
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APD
General Accounting Office
GAG
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Governmen's
GAO
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Religion In American Life
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Hot Wheels
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Miss Stuke
United Press International
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Vox
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Pine Jewelry Dept
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Bulova
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Butova
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