Reserve Power Outlook for Winter Utilities
The Federal Power Commission says about one third of U S utility systems will fall below normal reserve levels this winter though overall power should meet demand. 186 major systems were surveyed covering 98 percent of load. Reserve below 20 percent affecting 56 systems and under 10 percent for 18. Regional differences show Southeast at 18.6 percent and West at 49.2 percent with others above 20 percent. Total generating capacity and peak demand indicate overall 27 percent reserve.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Alaska
Hawaii
South Central
West Central
East Central
Nixon May Stop In Japan For Meeting
Mainichi reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato will meet President Nixon during his Pacific trip before a potential Red China visit next year. Japanese officials had denied CBS News reports of a Nixon Sato meeting late next month or January, while cabinet secretary Noboru Takeshita and foreign minister Takeo Fukuda prepared to hold news conferences on Sunday.
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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 Near Jay Find Man's Body
A badly decomposed man was found about six miles southwest of Jay Oklahoma by hunters. District Attorney Frank Grayson said the man was shot in the head with a .4 caliber handgun found nearby and the corpse likely lay for about a month. Officials lacked positive identification but noted an automobile registration found in the area a month ago matched papers on the man.
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Jay, Okla
Here
Dist
Frank Grayson
Grayson
Subway planned under harbor of Hong Kong
Hong Kong will gain a mile long underwater tunnel linking Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, a project costing about 54 million dollars. The vehicle only route will reduce ferry traffic and rush hour delays, while threatening the traditional ferries that carry 240 million annual passengers.
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Subway
Harbor of
Hong Kong
China
Kowloon
Southeast
Star
U.S
Hong Kong and Yaumati Ferry Co
Convict Dies In Stabbing At Oklahoma Penitentiary
In McAlester Oklahoma a 27 year old inmate Michael L Pruitt serving 99 years for shooting a Moore police officer was stabbed to death Sunday afternoon with a 12 inch homemade knife. Prison authorities held two inmates Ronald Lloyd Gilbert and Robert Lee Green for questioning about the stabbing as it occurred minutes after cell doors opened for dinner. Guards rushed Pruitt to the prison hospital but he died en route.
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Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma City
Moore
Michael L. Pruitt
Park Anderson
Ronald Lloyd Gilbert
Robert Lee Green
Aust. Dist. Atty
Bill Beasley Anderson
Beasley Sai
Pruitt
Anderson
Oklahoma juror threats tied to Rex Brinlee case
An Oklahoma assistant attorney general disclosed that a juror in the Rex Brinlee Jr bomb murder trial received a threat to his wife as the trial began. Brinlee was convicted of murder with the jury recommending life imprisonment after the state sought the death penalty. The judge limited juror information amid reports the call may have been 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 For Workers Aimed At Job Loss Areas
Washington AP Labor Department to launch a mass layoff assistance pilot with EPA in regions facing pollution control enforcement. Plan seeks to cushion economic impact on workers whose jobs may be affected by federal, state, and local clean air and water actions. Authorities emphasize balancing environmental protection with worker support.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Senator Seeks Tax Rate Equalization Bill
State Sen. Joe R. McGraw of Tulsa County proposes a bill to shift property tax assessor selection from elected to appointed. The plan mirrors Maryland law, with the Tax Commission choosing from five nominees by county commissioners to curb inequities in valuation across counties.
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Tulsa
Okla
Joe R. McGraw
Oklahoma
McGraw
Tulsa County
Maryland
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Phase 1 1 Action Price Agency Approves Hikes
Phase 2 of the Nixon program prompts price increases by Heblehera Steel and National Steel, with General Motors and Chrysler planning higher automaker prices. The Justice Department orders 45,000 Longshoremen back to work as dock strikes ease. Reading Railroad files for bankruptcy protection after rail and steel shipment declines.
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Justice Department
East
Gulf Coast
Reading Railroad
The
Price Commission
Heblehera Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Continental Can Co
American Can
National Can
U.S. Steel Corp
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Reading Co
Cardinal Doepiner to Visit Poland in 1972
Julius Cardinal Doepiner archbishop of Munich and Freising accepted an invitation to visit Poland in 1972. He heads the German Bishops Conference and was invited by Polish bishops at the Rome ceremony where Pope Paul VI blessed Padre Maximilian Kolbe, the Polish priest who died in Auschwitz.
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Munich
Julius Cardinal
Doepiner
Freising
German Bishops Conference
Rome
Paul VI
Maximilian Kolbe
Auschwitz
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