Sulfuric acid emissions found in 1975 auto converters
EPA official says catalytic converters on about 70 percent of 1975 models will meet pollution standards but may emit sulfuric acid. Moran and team found cars with converters emit 0.05 grams per mile forming a fine mist. non converter cars emit none. Health risk could arise in areas with high vehicle density within two years, affecting those with respiratory ailments.
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Proxmire attacks U S energy office over oil rules
Senator William Proxmire accuses the Federal Energy Administration of distorting the economy and favoring big oil by failing to provide required economic analyses for price regulations. He says crude costs rise by billions annually and the agency promotes anti competitive policy while stoking inflation.
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UPI
William Proxmire
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Federal Eneres Administration
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FEA
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Cawid
OPEC Rejects Oil Price Cut Plan In Vienna Talks
In Vienna, OPEC officials recommended keeping crude prices at current levels for the rest of 1974 and urged a concerted cut in production to avoid a surplus. Output reductions by Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi aim to offset high prices while consumers adjust demand.
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Economic Advisory Commission
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Algeria
Abu Dhabi
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Iran
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Libya
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Quatar
Saudi Arabia
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Gabon
Economic Commission
Offietl
Abud Dhabi
Sidi Arabia
Oil Embargo Hurts U S Economy In Early Year
New York based NYTS reports from Washington that the Arab oil embargo lowered output in the first quarter by 10 to 20 billion dollars. The Federal Energy Administration says the embargo cut the civilian labor force by about 500000, mainly in automot ive areas, and pushed up the consumer price index through higher energy costs. Department of Labor estimates link about 80 percent of industrial layoffs to energy problems tied to weaker demand for autos and recreational vehicles.
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New York
Nyts
Washington
Federal Energy Administration
Department of Labor
Gout the Disease of Kings and Its Signs
A health feature reviews gout as a stress linked arthritis often affecting middle aged? individuals in affluent society. It notes uric acid issues rise with stress and discusses signs such as painful big toe joints, along with neurological pain, chills and fever. Emphasizes early treatment and asks readers to consult Dr Wes Helver, D.C. for care.
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University of Michigan
Izer
D.C
Aeiel
Gawty
Wrice
Wes Helver
Helzer Chiropractic
Flower
Sars
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