Canada bans gas exports disrupts auto industry and state budgets
Canada prohibits gasoline and heating oil exports unless surplus to national needs prompting Chrysler to seek alternative fuels and warning of impact on new car production. New Jersey opts to cut auto use to stay within fuel budgets as gas prices rise and state agencies face higher costs. Continued on page 2.
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Ryan Adkisson Named For Boys State Honors
The 36th annual Hoosier Boys State ended at Indiana State University with 950 high school seniors returning home. Michael Ryan of Greenwood received the Barney Breedlove Scholarship. Gary Adkisson of Chesterton was named Outstanding HBS Citizen and received the Carl Graham Award.
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Cease Fire Favored by Viet Cong Says General
In Saigon a Viet Cong general says the strengthened cease-fire is expected to work as conditions for peace look better than before. Neither side logged major assaults on day one of the reinforced pact though numerous small violations were reported. Saigon reported at least 84 breaches by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces, mainly shelling and minor skirmishes.
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Nixon Leans Into 60 Day Price Freeze Details
Washington officials spell out how the 60 day price freeze will apply as factory production slows. Beef hits ceiling while some pork and lamb cuts remain exempt under meat price ceilings.
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Kessler Seeks Legal Review of Tuition Ruling
Indiana’s higher education commissioner James B. Kessler said he will seek a legal review of the U S Supreme Court decision on the Connecticut out of state tuition plan. The ruling said a student can prove state residency for in state rates once enrolled. Indiana officials fear a loss of about 12 million dollars annually if out of state students no longer pay higher tuition.
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Mitchell Hides as Newsmen Keep Watch at Fifth Avenue Home
In New York City reporters camped outside John Mitchell s Fifth Avenue apartment as a stakeout for a possible comment on Jeb Magruder s testimony. Mitchell remained inside with curtains drawn while crowds and cameras filmed nearby and the doorman noted his continued confinement since May 21.
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Croton Bug Flies Through NYC Water System
The Croton bug is a small winged cockroach named for Croton Aqueduct in New York City. It multiplied after the aqueduct's opening, becoming part of the city's water supply story.
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EPA proposes auto controls to curb urban pollution
The EPA proposed transportation controls in 13 metro areas to curb air pollution by limiting gasoline sales in Los Angeles and northern New Jersey, charging parking surcharges in Boston, and banning downtown parking in several cities. The plan, aimed at meeting mid 1977 Clean Air Act standards, drew mixed reactions from officials.
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Indianapolis Bans Trash Burning Under EPA Air Plan
The EPA proposes banning all outdoor trash burning in Indianapolis as part of a federal air quality effort affecting 19 metro areas. City officials say the move aims to reduce hydrocarbons and ozone without downtown traffic limits, with plan details expected after Monday.
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Weather Outlook Terre Haute Area Indiana Illinois Forecast
The weather map notes a river stage of 10.5 feet and a 1.27 inch precipitation total yesterday. Forecasts call for thunderstorms tonight and Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 80s in Indiana and upper 80s to lower 90s in Illinois. Temperatures around 75 at 8 am and 89 at 2 pm.
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