FEA Moves to Free Oil Industry Pricing
The Federal Energy Administration proposed ending monthly price change limits and eliminating refinery profit margin caps as part of a shift toward a freer market under the new energy policy. Zarb cautioned prices may rise as marketers push to use new pricing authority, while some consumer benefits may come from easier price competition.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Cost of Living Council
HUD Plans 3 Billion in Low Interest Mortgages for Apartments
The government will back about 3 billion dollars of multifamily loans at 7.5 percent to spur apartment construction, aiming to finance roughly 120,000 housing units. HUD says starts for multifamily units rose 34 percent in 11 months of 1975, but completions remain low, risking higher rents.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Carla Hills
Light Bill to Power Plant Marks Amarillo Change
Mrs. WE Floyd recalls a 1941 electric bill of 1.90 as Amarillo sees energy shift. The Harrington Generating Plant will come online in three stages this year with coal from Wyoming unloaded automatically, filling over 30 trains.
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Amarillo
Harrington
Wyoming
This & That and Latin in Schools News Snippet
A humorous blend notes high school football warnings about Rotarians and luncheon offers. It reports Latin's steady popularity at Sam Houston under teacher Jerry Craddock, and recalls a sports page quip about a coach and a player claiming a taped knee.
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Jerry Craddock
Sam Houston
Detroit News
LA Doctors Strike Enters Crisis Step Planning in LA
Los Angeles doctors strike reaches sixth day as county hospitals absorb more private-transferred patients. Officials plan crisis actions including converting 70 county centers into urgent prescription clinics to serve diabetics epileptics and others needing medicines while private practices stay closed.
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Davy
Los Angeles
APS
California
Los Angeles County
John E. Affeldt
Department of Health Services
Affeldt
Forecast: clearing and cold with brisk north winds
The forecast calls for decreasing clouds and cold today with highs in the upper 20s. Tonight remains partly cloudy and cold with lows near 10 and Thursday highs in the low 30s as northerly winds ease from 20 to 30 mph to 10 to 15 mph.
Anti Reds Mount Angola Drive
Forces loyal to anti Communist groups launch an offensive to retake Uige and the Negage air base from Soviet backed troops in northern Angola. The Marxist radio in Luanda claims capture of Uige and Negage, with Cuban troops and foreign mercenaries aiding. Fighting surrounds the Cambambe hydroelectric dam as aid to anti-Communist forces remains restricted.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Uige
Negage
Luanda
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
Carmona
Organization of African Unity
Angola
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Radio
National Front
The
National Union
Cambambe
Ford Kissinger At Welch Funeral
Washington AP Welch CIA Greece station chief Richard S Welch was buried at Arlington two weeks after being shot outside his Athens home. President Ford and Henry Kissinger led a brief service at Ft Myer as the Greek investigation continues. A $160000 reward is offered for information.
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Washington
CIA
Richard S. Welch
Arlington National Cemetery
Athens
Greece
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Ft. Myer
Welch
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
U.S. Army
Duncan C. Stewart
Richard Bogenrief
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Administration
Izzard
Brooklyn
Kiki Welch
Harvey Floyd
Floyd
Wes Izzard
Ford, Kissinger
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