Antitrust Expert Edward Levi Seen As Likely Attorney General
Edward H. Levi, antitrust expert and former University of Chicago president, faces Senate Judiciary Committee questioning as his confirmation progresses. Support flows from ABA and key senators, with limited opposition and possible quick committee completion.
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Washington
Senate
Edward H. Levi
U.S
Levi
Senate Judiciary Committee
University of Chicago
Ford
William B. Saxbe
India
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Charles H. Percy
Judiciary Committee
Liberty Lobby
U.S. Labor Party
Frederika Blankner
Chicago Property Owners Association
Bank VP Becomes Weekend Do It Yourself Auto Mechanic
Hollywood bank vice president David Brickes joins a growing trend of white collar workers turning to DIY auto repair. He rents tools by the hour and fixes his 1968 car at local garages to avoid high buy new costs. Others say they save money and extend the life of older vehicles with basic upkeep.
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Miami
Fla
David Brickes
Brickes
Hollywood
Hialeah
Betty Frasier
Bill Wagener
Arthur Epstein
Goren On Bridge: Practical Bidding Scenarios
A bridge puzzle column by Charles H. Goren and Omar Sharif from 1975. It presents three Q and A scenarios with hands AKQIO5 and AJ4 K10943 K15, discussing bid choices under different vulnerability and seating. The text analyzes slam potential, takeout doubles, and balancing strategies with concise expert guidance.
Bridge bidding quiz prompts and suggested responses
A series of bridge bidding questions with sample answers. Each scenario gives vulnerability, hand shape, and a recommended bid, explaining strategic aims and risks. The material tests handling turn sequence and slam prospects under various contract levels.
Rockefeller Expects CIA Violations From Domestic Spying
Vice President Rockefeller says his eight member commission will likely find CIA violations of statutes by spying on U S citizens. He vows the panel will probe who ordered abuses, how extensive, and why. A Senate committee on intelligence is set to broaden the investigation.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
CIA
Rockefeller
United States
CBS
Senate
FBI
U.S
William E. Colby
Colby
Richard Ober
National Security Council
Senate Committee
Commission
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
ABC
Nixon
Ford Admin Seen As Receptive To Scientific Advice
A panel of government experts says the Ford White House is far more receptive to science advice than the Nixon administration. Former Nixon advisers note past hostility and cite the shift of advisory functions to the NSF. The Rockefeller committee will study reorganizing national science policy, though CIA investigations may delay findings.
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White House
Ford
Nixon White House
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Clay T. Whitehead
Whitehead
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fester
National Science Foundation
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Science Advisory
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Oil Exporters Seek Unity in OPEC Summit Plans
At a three day Algiers meeting, OPEC ministers from Algeria Ecuador Gabon Indonesia Iran Iraq Kuwait Libya Nigeria Qatar UAE and Venezuela agreed to a four to six week meeting with consumers and plan a summit. They welcomed dialogue with industrialized nations and proposed an international conference on raw materials and development. A February 21 to March 8 summit in Algiers will set the group stance while a later conference with importing countries may draft the agenda.
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Oil, Finance and Foreign
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
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Oping
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United States
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Algeria
Ecuador
Gabon
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Kuwait
Libya
Nigeria
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Venezuela
Rhodes Says Rationing Vote Depends On Ford Plan Fate
Washington AP Rhodes says support for gasoline rationing could rise if Ford energy plan fails to cut consumption but Republicans lack enough backing to override a potential veto. He notes some GOPers would back mandatory rationing if oil import tax costs constituents heating bills and says Republicans will draft their own plan by mid April.
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Washington
Ford
House
John J Rhodes
Rhodes
Ari
Zona Republican
Congress
White House
Quiet Time in Cars Beats Carpools Says Sociologist
University of Washington sociologist Dr Avery Guest studied 98 U.S. metro areas and found most commuters prefer driving alone for quiet time and daydreaming. He notes family responsibilities and demand for personal space make carpooling hard to adopt despite government efforts.
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Seattle
U.S
University of Washington
Avery Guest
Oil Import Tariff Faces Court Challenge by New England
Eight Northeastern states and a group of New England utilities prepared to sue in Washington to block President Ford’s $3 per barrel oil import tariff. Massachusetts will lead with Atty. Gen. Bellotti filing for eight states plus Maine Connecticut New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island and Vermont. New Hampshire and Delaware opted out. The plaintiffs argue the tariff violates the Environmental Protection Act by skipping public hearings and an environmental impact statement.
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Ford
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Washington
Generat
Massachusetts State House
Massachusetts
Francis X. Bellotti
U.S
Maine
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Delaware
Michael Donlan
New England Power Co
Massachusetts Electric Co
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co
Robert Donnan
D-Mass
Donlan
Paper-Thin Auto Profits Defeat Lower Price Hope
UAW President Leonard Woodcock says car makers cannot cut prices while profit margins stay near loss levels. He notes GM’s profits fell 86 percent in the first nine months of 1974 despite a 17 percent sales drop, while rebates boost early sales. Chrysler reports strong rebate response but industry-wide furloughs loom as programs end Feb. 28. GM’s Thomas Murphy remains optimistic of a spring rebound and job gains for thousands of workers.
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United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
NBC
Meet the Press
UAW
General Motors
Auto
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
Chrysler
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Townsend
Henry Ford II
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AIKEN
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Wed. & Thurs
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Weight Watchers International
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