Ohio Sets Air Standards as Polluters Prepare Emissions Rules
Ohio moves toward emissions standards after ambient limits set last year. The Ohio Air Pollution Control Board plans to require industry emissions data, with 3,000 questionnaires sent and a potential regulatory agency role within four to six months. The EPA federalizes auto emissions, limiting state action except in key cases.
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Union Carbide
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West Virginia
Water Pollution Control Board
U.S. plane escapes N Vietnam fire in Laos patrols
A North Vietnamese battery fired two missiles at a U S gunship 23 miles inside Laos and targeted American fighter bombers. No U S planes were hit. one jet attacked a SAM site with unknown results. Maj Charles Johnson noted it as the first Soviet supplied missile fire on an AC130. Other strikes and multiple engagements reported along the Ho Chi Minh trail with casualties and damage.
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Laird pressures NATO on burden sharing and troop cuts
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird may use a Senate move to halve U S troop strength in Europe as leverage to win greater NATO contributions. He faces opposition to cuts but seeks allied funding to modernize forces and address deficiencies, with a NATO meeting looming after Senate action on Mansfield’s plan.
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Laird
Mike Mansfield
White House presses SST revival amid cost dispute
Senate debate centers on cost estimates for restarting Boeing led supersonic transport program. White House and Boeing clash over a billion dollar figure with Clark McGregor saying costs would be far lower. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warns prospects to fund SST may be slipping as talks gauge startup and renegotiation costs.
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Clark McGregor
Minnesota
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William Allen
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Allen
Aerospace
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McGregor
Mansfield
Postal Rates Hearings Open on Permanent Mail Increase
The Postal Rate Commission began hearings to determine if current temporary postage rises should become permanent. USPS accountants and lawyers led the testimony as big mailer groups including Magazine Publishers Association American Newspapers Publishers Association and Direct Mail Advertisers Association prepared to present views.
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Direct Mail Advertisers Association
The Chronicle Telegram Publication Information
The provided text lists publication details for The Chronicle Telegram including address Elyria Ohio rates for daily and Sunday editions carrier and mail prices for Lorain County and elsewhere, dates and telephone numbers. It reflects a 1971 era newspaper masthead setup with pricing and circulation data.
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Lorain
Ping Pong Player Fears Home Backlash After China Trip
John Tannehill a 19 year old University of Cincinnati freshman and American ping pong player who toured mainland China last month says he fears returning to Middleport Ohio and faces potential backlash from family and townsfolk after praising Mao Tse Tung and expressing interest in staying in China. His father Chester Tannehill editor of the Gallipolis Sentinel calls him immature while Tannehill admits regretting some remarks and says he may not return soon. Tannehill spoke in Columbus during the Midwest Table Tennis Tournament.
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Peoples Republic of China
Mao Tse Tung
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Gallipolis Sentinel
Miami
Fla
Push on for another Social Security benefit hike
Washington AP reports lawmakers push a further increase in general Social Security benefits next year despite a close House Ways and Means vote. Proposals include larger benefits for widows and dependents, with past raises of 14 and 10 percent, while specific increases were defeated 13 to 1 or 13 to 12. Senate action is anticipated later, with a conference likely to decide.
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
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