Nader Drafting Rules for Corporations Power
Ralph Nader says only the federal government can regulate corporate behavior and that he is drafting legislation to grant new powers over many unregulated corporate activities. He cites concentrated power as the root of societal evils and mentions the Post Office Department and General Motors in discussion.
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Oil spill from tanker grounds near New Haven harbor
A Standard Oil tanker Esso Gettysburg ran aground at the mouth of New Haven harbor at 5 45 am spilling 386 000 gallons of heating oil over three miles of Long Island Sound. A helicopter filming the slick crashed. both crew and cameraman were rescued.
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Nixon bids $100 million cancer boost despite need gap
A U.S. plan to raise federal cancer research spending by about 45 percent falls short of expert estimates for a crash program. The National Cancer Institute currently near $230 million for the new fiscal year, with a broader 650 million proposed by lawmakers for yearly funding.
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Reclaiming citizen power over corporations and chartering
A discussion on shifting power from private to broader public oversight of corporations. Proposes federal chartering, expanded disclosure, trade secret reform, and sanctions to pierce the corporate veil, with examples from GM and pollution data.
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Rise in maturation rates found across generations
A synthesis of surveys from thousands of girls and generations of Harvard men, plus Bach choir records, indicates a global trend toward earlier maturity in both physical and mental development. Menarche ages have fallen from historic highs to roughly 12 to 13 in many populations, with possible leveling off in affluent groups.
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Nixon Sees Russell Laid To Rest In Atlanta Rotunda
President Nixon led a national tribute in Atlanta at the Georgia capitol rotunda for Sen. Richard B. Russell. The 73 year old's body lay in state after delivery from Washington aboard Air Force One, with Nixon and Pat presenting a wreath.
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Apollo 14 backup pilot survives moon landing drill crash
Eugene Cernan, Apollo 10 veteran and Apollo 14 backup, escaped a flaming helicopter crash into a river during moon landing practice. He suffered minor injuries and minor burns but is not seriously harmed. the incident occurs days before Apollo 14 launch.
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