Governors rate energy plans as failures and favor allocations
Governors nationwide largely reject Ford and Connally style plans, preferring allocation of fuel supplies over price hikes. Critics warn against federal tariffs, rationing, and costly energy measures, while some urge voluntary conservation and state led programs.
Onassis Will Leaves Jacqueline Kennedy Large Annual Legacy
The will filed in Athens on January 3 1974 awards Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis a yearly $250 000 pension with $150 000 in tax free income plus $100 000 from bonds totaling about £50 000 a year. It also provides $250 000 yearly for Christina Onassis and sets provision for the minor children Caroline and John to receive their share at 21. The document contemplates shared inheritance terms if Jacqueline contests or relinquishes claims and designates the Christina yacht and other assets as part of the estate. The will is to fund the Alexander Onassis Foundation and Greek cultural promotion, with validity to be checked by the Athens court.
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Guerrilla Suspect Identified After Mendoza Incident
Zenon Amadeo Sanchez, a Peruvian, is named as a guerrilla by authorities after a raid on San Martin hospital in Mendoza. Six masked gunmen abducted a detainee, stole an ambulance, and injured a passenger in a bus crash near Mondera on May 21. Political group Montoneros claimed responsibility.
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Russian actress and pilot wed in secret ceremony
Russian actress Vicon yndorova and Pan American Airlines pilot Frederick Polly kept their marriage plans largely hidden in Stamfo rd Conn. The couple avoided public clues about the time and place of their vows, amid a dramatic Cold War era backstory and a mysterious wedding scenario in Stamford.
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6.1 magnitude quake rattles Fortuna and coast lines
A 6.1 earthquake struck 20 miles southwest of Fortuna at 1:47 a.m., shaking downtown Northern California and darkening about 4,600 homes. The 16 second quake sent merchandise crashing in a supermarket and shattered plate glass, with lesser tremors felt along a 250 mile stretch of the California Oregon coast. No injuries were reported.
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CIA report on public release sparks White House clash
Washington sources note President Ford faces pressure over the Rockefeller Commission report on CIA activities and possible assassination material. White House aides debate what to publish while protecting national security and informing the public.
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