GM recalls 6.7 million cars and trucks over engine mounts
The General Motors recall covers 6,682,000 full size 196-1969 Chevrolets and Nova models plus 1967-1982 Camaros and some Chevrolet and GMC light trucks with V eight engines. GM will fix the mounts at no charge, beginning after parts and owners lists are compiled. A cable system will prevent engine lift if mounts fail and keep braking power intact.
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Chevrolet
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ralph Nader
Traffic Safety Agency
Salukis Open Season With 100 75 Win Over Wisconsin Milwaukee
Area high school and college teams tipped off the season as SIU Salukis defeated Wisconsin Milwaukee 100 to 75 in a recent game. Highlights included musical salute by local performers Brian Barber and Mike Petersen. For more scores from Carbondale Murphyshoro and weekend games, see the sports section.
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SIU Salukis
Southern Illinsian
SIU
Brian Barber
la Grange
Mike Petersen
Lowes Park
Salukis
University of Wisconsin At Milwaukee
Artha
Jack Grisgs
U S mine official urges change in safety culture
Donald P. Sehlick deputy director of the U S Bureau of Mines spoke at a National Mine Rescue Association meeting near West Frankfort urging tighter health and safety enforcement under the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969. He warned Congress to pass tougher rules if operators fail to improve conditions and noted the act has reduced violations and boosted inspections while mine production has risen. He cited 180 potentially hazardous mines, including Old Ben and Freeman locations in Franklin County, and highlighted dust reduction and roof fall improvements from a new roof control program ongoing since July.
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John Trimbie
Southern
Minisan
Donald P. Sehlick
U.S. Bureau of Mines
National Mine Rescue Association
Fred J. Batley
Franklin County Country Club
West Frankfort
Congress
Schlick
Bureau of Mines
Old Ben Coal Co
Freeman Coal Co
Ol Ben
Franklin County
Freeman
Sehlick
Sch- Tick
Shlick
Youth caucus drives for 1972 conventions
Nearly 3,000 students attended political workshops and caucuses at a Chicago conference aimed at achieving 10 percent youth representation at the 1972 political conventions. The Emergency Conference of New Voters, called by the Association of Student Governments, seeks a National Youth Caucus and delegates under 21 to both major parties. Duane Draper, ASG president, noted a 50 member steering committee struggled to agree on a national caucus and position paper.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
New Voters
Association of Student’ Governments
ASG
Duane Draper
Marion hospital proposal on ballot Tuesday
Inside today’s paper an overview of Marion voters deciding on a hospital proposal Tuesday. Also noted are school PTA concerns, property tax notices, regional crime reports, winter birds feature, and local holiday activities across multiple pages.
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Marion
Winkler School Pta
US says India bears major responsibility for crisis
A State Department official said India bears the major responsibility for broader hostilities between Pakistan and India. The briefing coincided with the United States joining a call for a UN Security Council emergency session. Secretary Rogers cited deteriorating South Asia tensions as a threat to international peace and security and urged prompt council action for a cease fire and withdrawal.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
Ind
Pakistan
India
United States
United Nations Security Council
U.S
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Charles W. Brey
Security Council
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Emergency Council
India - Pakistan
Karachi Targets Hit in Indian Air Attacks Amid War
Rawalpindi reports say Indian Canberra, Sukhoi, and Hunter bombers struck Karachi military airport and harbor during dawn raids as West Pakistanis seek shelter. Pakistan claims air defense shot down 26 Indian planes by Saturday noon with two Sabres lost. World-wide urgency rises as air raids likely to continue.
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New York Times
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Karachi
Peshawar
Lahore
India
Hyg
United States
West Pakistan
Afghanistan
Pakistan Air Force
Rawalpardi
Thrist
Sialkot
Kashmir
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
India Pakistan War Escalates With Offensives Across Fronts
India reports four major offensives to overrun East Pakistan while West Pakistan presses ground attacks. Parliament grants emergency powers to Prime Minister Gandhi as air forces clash and both sides claim air and ground gains. U.N. Security Council asks for ceasefire. U.S. allies seek emergency session.
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East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Thalma Gandhi
Pakistan
Vedia
India
Punjab
Freezepare
Hussaimiwela
Jammu
Kashmir
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Dick Carter
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Jatine Wood
Jack Griggs
Joanne Wood
SIU Foundation
Southern —Tinsis Sports
Lindsay-Schaub
James Warnick
Joseph Webb
Southern Ilinoigan
Southern Ilinoisan
Robert Reid
Dan Walker
Lindsay-Schaub _ Newspapers
Robert Hartley
Business News
Ilinoisan
Medaal
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New Delhi
Mukti Bahini
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