29 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1976
Page
1
Chrysler Corp forecasts sharp drop in U S car sales if buyers reject smaller models under new federal fuel economy rules. The company plans to spend over 1 8 billion through 1983 to retool 1978 models to meet rising mileage standards.
Reader's Digest reports a Foster D. Seell study finding that some low tar filter cigarettes emit higher levels of hydrogen cyanide and nitrogen oxides than certain high tar nonfilter brands. The December issue includes charts comparing gas outputs across brands and notes government links between tar nicotine and diseases.
Time magazine reports the Glomar Explorer recovered a 1963 Soviet Gulf-class diesel submarine from 18000 feet in the Pacific, including torpedoes and three 700 nautical mile range missiles. Navy officials call the mission a technical milestone despite CIA framing.
President elect Jimmy Carter praised black politicians for their decisive role in his victory. Speaking to the National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials, he vowed to pursue an urban policy addressing employment housing transportation health care and education with input from black officials. The article notes Amy Carter will attend a public school near the White House and outlines upcoming transition meetings and inaugural planning.
Pentagon scientists at ARPA are pursuing a lightweight rapid fire cannon for future tanks beyond the XP design. They expect years of work before any combat hardware emerges, but believe the tank will remain central to armor warfare into the late century.
An Nahar reports Syria told Israel that Palestinian guerrillas will not use southern Lebanon for raids. The US conveyed assurances to Israel at Lebanon's Christian president Elias Sarkis's request. The piece notes peacekeepers near the border and debates over tank developments and weaponry.
Milwaukee AP says offers of aid flood in for Eddie Lowman jailed by Judge Ralph Gorenstein who ordered 90 days to give him a merry Christmas. Readers with clothing meals homes jobs seek to assist as Lowman, once in the Safety Building, resists sharing details about his Michigan children.
Leaders of the nine European Community nations meet in The Hague amid rising unemployment inflation and weak production. Britain and Italy face sharper strikes as currencies slide. A stronger union framework may emerge with broader majority voting. Oil price increases loom from OPEC’s December meeting.
Warry De La Roche Jr., 18, a freshman cadet from The Citadel, is charged with four counts of first degree murder for the killings of his father Harry 4, mother Mary Jane 50, and brothers Ronald 5 and Eric 12 at their Montvale home. Police say he reported the shootings after returning home from visiting a friend. The suspect appeared for a bail hearing in Municipal Court as investigators pursue a motive.
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