GM asks appeals court to stay EPA 1975 emission standards
GM seeks a one year suspension of the 1975 auto emission standards by filing for review with the US Court of Appeals in Washington. EPA denied the delay May 12 citing insufficient time for effective control tech and durability. Ford and other manufacturers planned petitions as the industry faced possible shutdown risk without extension.
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American Motors
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Gerstenberg
Butz warns of rising food prices and possible controls
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz warned that retail food prices will rise this summer as demand for meat remains strong and farmer income is low. He urged consumers to reconcile with higher prices and rejected calls for price controls, noting they would cause confusion and shortages.
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Rapid City
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Chamber of Commerce
Weather outlook with showers possible through Saturday
Considerable cloudiness continues through Saturday with a 50 percent chance of showers. Temperatures range mid 60s to around 70, lows in the lower 50s, and southerly winds 10 to 20 mph shifting to north. Tropical rainfall totals by city listed, with Middletown Newburgh and Monticello totals and prior year comparisons. Pollution watch notice directs reporting pollution to EPA via phone or mail.
Times Herald publication details and pricing
The Times Herald Lyons Cox 18 No Friday June 1972 issue published daily Monday through Saturday by Orange County Publications Middletown New York address. Rates show home delivery 90 cents weekly and newsstand 15 cents per copy with Sunday Record 20 cents. Postage paid at Middletown NY.
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Lawmaker seeks ban on Nixon using nuclear bombs without Congress
Washington Representative Lester Wolff introduced a bill to prohibit President Nixon from deploying a nuclear weapon in Southeast Asia without explicit congressional approval. Wolff argued such action would be dangerous and unnecessary and urged Congress to restrict employment of these "weapons of terror" despite doubts it would occur.
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Southeast Asia
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Chile quake causes panic but no injuries or damage reported
A strong 7.0 quake near La Serena Chile disturbed communications for about a minute along a 1.15 mile segment. No injuries or property damage reported. Nearby deadly July quake left 96 dead and 400+ injured.
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