Nixon Commercial Flight Sparks Public Attention Across Nation
President Nixon flew on a five hour commercial trip from Washington to California with about 107 passengers onboard. White House aides said he sought ordinary passenger treatment while officials noted the move conserved fuel during the energy crisis. Security plans limited use of government aircraft and the trip drew mixed reactions from officials and the press.
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Rationing Standby Plan Outlined for Gasoline Use
The Nixon administration floated standby rationing to curb gasoline use with coupons for drivers aged 18 and over, targeting about eight gallons weekly. The plan, potentially beginning March 1, would vary by region and would rely on voluntary compliance while keeping options for compulsion if shortages worsen.
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Los Angeles Times
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UPI
Tankers Keep Boston Harbor Busy Amid Oil Fears
In Boston Harbor New England holds oil supplies near capacity with 46 to 69 tankers entering monthly. Dealers cut deliveries about 15 percent while prices surge over 40 percent. Imports from the Caribbean, Canada, and the North Atlantic rise as storage remains limited.
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Gasoline rationing and thermostat urges noted in brief
Rationing could grant 118 drivers over 18 gasoline coupons while a free market negotiates prices. Energy chief William E. Simon urges a six degree thermostat drop this winter. James Earl Ray sues Tennessee for $500,000 alleging his former attorney hid evidence. Also sports on tap and weather outlook including rain and cooler temperatures.
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City Offers Lice Advice as Anderson Eases Problem
Officials note a drop in medical requests as Anderson faces fewer lice cases. Health officers warn against unsafe home remedies. some suggestions from across the country are dangerous. Superintendent Ebbertt plans January 7 school reopenings with checks, sprays, and nurse oversight. county health officer Griffin urges caution and hot-water or heat treatments for lice.
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