EPA proposes mileage labels to aid economy conscious buyers
The EPA urged U S automakers to place window labels on 1974 and later cars and light trucks showing expected fuel economy. Robert Sansom said the voluntary plan helps consumers compare gasoline use and operating costs amid rising prices, noting driving varies by habits and conditions.
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Nixon seeks smaller White House security detail
President Nixon urged cutting his Secret Service protection by a third, but the Secret Service stated it will not reduce manpower. A Nixon motorcade in New Orleans was canceled due to a suspected assassination plot, and Nixon said he and his family had more protection than they wanted.
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Graham calls for more Nixon press conferences
Evangelist Billy Graham urged President Nixon to hold more news conferences. He said no one may know the Watergate truth but believes the affair could cleanse the United States. He spoke at a London news conference announcing Spree 73 Bible training event.
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Irapuato Dam Flood Kills Hundreds in Mexico City
President Echeverria tours flood torn Irapuato after Conejos Dam burst. Army reports 124 dead, others fear up to 300 as 40,000 homes destroyed and adobe houses wiped out. Relief kits issued, $80 million damage estimated, looting curbed.
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West fires surge as crews battle 100 new blazes
United Press International reports 100 fresh lightning sparked fires in Idaho Montana as 10 000 firefighters push to contain seven major blazes that have consumed about 70 000 acres. Air tankers ground crews and hundreds of firefighters work amid dry wind and lightning while Pine Creek and Red Bluff fires strain logistics and health.
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UFW spreads word as Chavez renews grape boycott call
Cesar Chavez leads a national UFW push with 63 cities involved and about 100 volunteers from Delano heading to major cities to urge support for a new grape boycott. Chavez campaigns in Florida while Teamsters repudiates contracts in Delano.
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Scottsdale CC Offers Wide Range of Noncredit Courses This Fall
Nearly 100 noncredit courses are offered by Scottsdale Community College for Maricopa County residents this fall. Listings cover arts and crafts, exercise, science, self improvement, business and music. Fees range from 15 to 40 dollars per course and registration is ongoing with classes starting next week.
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