Automakers say they cannot meet emissions rules
In Washington a Senate environment subcommittee heard GM state no current control tech enables marketing a 1978 model line in compliance with clean air standards. Other automakers echoed the view and asked Congress to delay tighter rules, favoring a weaker bill or an extension through 1979. In California, GM was ordered to recall 3,300 1977 Cadillacs Sevilles for sale in the state due to failure in smog tests, while Ford and Chrysler executives argued emissions plans are technologically feasible with more time. The hearing followed EPA orders halting production on two Ford models until standards are met.
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Gilbert man indicted for obscene CB radio broadcasts
Bruce Nichols, 26, of Gilbert, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of using obscene language in citizens band radio broadcasts. The exact words were not disclosed in the indictment to avoid defiling court records.
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Ex-boxer Rubin Carter gets second life term in Paterson
Rubin Hurricane Carter and John Artis received three concurrent life terms each for the Lafayette tavern triple murder. Carter faces parole in 1995 after serving 14 years per life sentence, Artis eligible in 1981 after 10 years credit. The judge noted three innocent victims were killed.
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Auto license bill advances in Senate committee
PHOENIX API A bill would let counties surrender motor vehicle registrations to the state if desired. The Senate Transportation Committee approved the measure without dissent and it likely heads to a floor vote next week. The bill is permissive, not forcing counties to relinquish registration duties.
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