Power reserves outlook for winter across U S utilities
Federal Power Commission reports about one third of 186 major utility systems will have reserves below 20 percent this winter though total generating capacity about 351 317 megawatts meets a peak demand of 276 283 megawatts. Southeast and West regions face lowest reserves while South Central shows ample cushion.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Alaska
Hawaii
South Central
West Central
East Central
Nixon May Visit Japan Before Red China Trip
Mainichi reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato will meet President Nixon in Tokyo before Nixon’s planned Red China visit next year. A CBS News report of a Nixon-Sato meeting late next month or in January was denied by a government spokesman. A cabinet secretary and the foreign minister said they would hold news conferences on Sunday, fueling speculation of a Nixon Sato encounter.
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Tokyo
Mainichi
Eisaku Sato
Nixon
Red China
CBS News
New York
Sato
Pacific
Hawaii
Noburu Takeshita
Takeo Fukuda
Nixon-Sato
Hunters Find Decomposed Body Near Jay Oklahoma
Hunters found a badly decomposed man shot in the head with a .45 caliber pistol near Jay Oklahoma about five miles southwest. Authorities estimated the death about a month ago and noted a matching car registration found with papers on the victim though positive identification had not been made.
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Jay, Okla
Here
Dist
Frank Grayson
Grayson
Subway Planned Under Harbor of Hong Kong
Hong Kong plans a mile long vehicle tunnel under Victoria Harbour linking Hong Kong Island and Kowloon by 1972. The $54 million tunnel will speed travel to about 90 seconds, reduce ferry lines, and shift traffic from ferries to cars.
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Subway
Harbor of
Hong Kong
China
Kowloon
Southeast Asia
Robbie Brothers
Star
U.S
Hong Kong and Yaumati Ferry Co
Convict Dies In Stabbing At Penitentiary
MCALESTER Okla AP prison authorities held two inmates for questioning after Oklahoma City man Michael L Pruitt 27 serving 99 years for shooting a Moore police officer was stabbed to death Sunday afternoon with a homemade 12 inch knife just minutes after cells were let out for dinner. Ronald Lloyd Gilbert 36 and Robert Lee Green are serving sentences for robbery with firearms.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma City
Moore
Michael L. Pruitt
Warden Park Anderson
Ronald Lloyd Gilbert
Robert Lee Green
Asst. Dist. Atty
Bill Beasley
Anderson
Beasley
Pruitt
Oklahoma juror threat tied to Rex Brinlee trial
Assistant Attorney General Raymond Naifeh revealed that a juror who could not vote death in the Rex Brinlee Jr bomb murder case had a wife who received a threatening call early in the trial. Brinlee faced death penalty asks but was convicted for life. Judge Jess Miracle guarded jurors amid questions the call was a prank.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Rex Brinlee
Raymond Naifeh
Brinlee
Donald Bolding
Bristow
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
Okmulgee
Jess Miracle
Miracle
Assistance Plan Set For Workers
The Labor Department and EPA announce a mass layoff assistance pilot to limit the economic impact of pollution control. The plan targets areas where enforcement may threaten jobs and aims to protect workers while continuing environmental safeguards.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Senator Proposes State Tax Rate Equalization Bill
Tulsa Senator Joe R. McGraw with Oklahoma's county tax valuations inequities proposes a bill to appoint assessors rather than elect them. The plan mirrors Maryland law, letting the Tax Commission pick from five nominees by county commissioners to fix county tax rolls and fairness.
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Tulsa
Okla
Joe R. McGraw
Oklahoma
McGraw
Tulsa County
Maryland
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Phase II price moves widen gap in Nixon program
Prices rose for tin mill products from Bethlehem Steel and National Steel as the Price Commission granted over 7 percent increases. GM and Chrysler announced hikes while Justice Department orders ended East and Gulf coast dock strikes. Reading Railroad filed for bankruptcy reorganization amid deficits from strikes and steel shipments slump.
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New York
Justice Department
East
Gulf Coast
Reading Railroad
The
Price Commission
Bethlehem Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Continental Can Co
American Can
National Can
U.S. Steel Corp
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Reading Co
Market Rebound After Hikes Dictators Report
A 1.2 percent gain last month spurred by a Wall Street interpretation of the report. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 17.96 points to 816.59, marking its largest one day rise since the wage price freeze announcement in mid August.
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Wall Street
Munich Archbishop Doepfner Accepts Poland Visit Invite
Cardinal Julius Doepfner archbishop of Munich and Freising has accepted an invitation to visit Poland in 1972. He chairs the German Bishops Conference and was invited by the Polish bishops at a Rome ceremony honoring Padre Maximilian Kolbe, the Polish priest who died in Auschwitz.
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Munich
Julius Cardinal
Doepfner
Freising
Poland
German Bishops Conference
Rome
Paul VI
Maximilian Kolbe
Auschwitz
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