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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1969

Page

7

Nader Calls for Antitrust Action Against GM over Emissions

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader urged dissolving General Motors via antitrust action during a congressional hearing on air pollution. He accused automakers of indifference and conspiracy, citing emissions and health risks. Nader also pressed a ban on smoking on commercial flights citing fire hazards.

New York Ralph Nader General Motors ‘Corp Nader Washington U.S. Custom Herbert L. Misch Ford Motor Co Ford Illinois California Justice Department General Motors Fifth Avenue

Dartmouth Puts 17 On Probation

Dartmouth Hanover acted against 17 black students for disrupting Nobel Laureate William Shockley talk on October 15. The disciplinary status equals probation and runs through mid term, about a third of the academic year. Shockley, engineering scientist at Stanford, spoke on genetics and race at Dartmouth for the National Academy of Sciences event.

Hanover N.H Dartmouth William Shockley Shockley Engineering Sciences Stanford University National Academy of Sciences

Breathalyzer proposed for bars to test drivers

Indiana University Prof. Robert F. Borkenstein says a breath testing machine could be placed in bars and lounges to allow patrons to test their sobriety before driving. He notes the device would measure inebriation and help determine if a person is safe to operate a vehicle.

Dallas, N.C UPI Indiana University Robert F. Borkenstein Borkenstein

Tanzanian blood donation fears cited by Red Cross

In Tanzania some locals believe clinics and blood donation sites serve vampires. The Tanzanian Red Cross warned the conspiracy exists in parts of the country and urged education about blood donation as a lifesaving process, noting it drains blood only with donor consent.

Dar ES Salaam Tanzania Red Cross Miraji Kapiteni

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