Public demanding bigger cars sparks auto fuel economy penalties
Detroit faces potential fines as GM and Ford fail to meet increasing corporate average fuel economy standards. Analysts note a shift back to large cars as gas prices ease, with GM facing about 420 million dollars and Ford about 163 million in penalties for this year under the Energy Policy and Conservation Act.
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Leader of reunited Presbyterians urges enlarged vision
The Rev. J Randolph Taylor of Charlotte North Carolina was elected moderator of the reunited Presbyterian Church U S A as it begins its first week together He urged a vision beyond the past noting the war is over and regional racial divisions have ended In Atlanta a ecumenical worship service at the World Congress Center united more than 5000 worshippers with leaders from Roman Catholic Eastern Orthodox and Protestant churches participate
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Manhunt for prison escapee bogged by vague tips
Nearly 70 police officers hunt Kevin Cooper for four killings in Chino Hills while hundreds of vague reports stream from as far as Louisiana. Suspect sightings clog the search as authorities scrutinize each tip, even as one survivor recovers and detectives await a calmer lead.
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Bronx man hailed for saving baby from blaze
A Bronx resident Winston Smith, 30, caught a 19 month old girl dropped from a fourth floor apartment fire. The mother and father were rescued. the mother suffered smoke inhalation, the baby remained in guarded condition, and the father fought critical burns. Lincoln and Jacobi Hospitals treated victims.
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50th Anniversary of Union Station Massacre Remembrance
Kansas City reports reflect on the 1933 Union Station Massacre in which five men died in a gun battle in front of the railway station. The incident spurred federal law enforcement expansion and granted agents the right to bear weapons, signaling a turning point in the crackdown on the era’s gangsters.
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