Federal Okay Likely For Heating Oil Hike
WASHINGTON AP Higher heating oil prices look likely as the Cost of Living Council approves a two to three cent rise per gallon with eight cents more possible before winter. Kissinger planned talks with Saudi oil minister Yamani and Algeria’s Abdesalam to discuss oil cuts, but officials doubt quick supply restoration.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Administration
Henry A. Kissinger
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
United States
Kissinger
Belaid Abdesalam
Industry
Algeria
State Department
Senate approves year round Daylight Time plan
The Senate voted 68 to 10 to impose year round Daylight Time as an energy conservation measure. The plan would make full time Daylight Time 22 months ending late October 1975, with states allowed to opt out if shifting clocks causes undue hardship.
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Senate
House
Nixon
Ohio Faces 45 Million Loss From Gas Saving Plan
Gov. John J. Gilligan warned Ohio would lose 45 to 50 million dollars yearly in highway funds if a 15 percent cut in gasoline use is adopted. He said the loss nearly equals the revenue from a one cent gas tax increase and would hit highway construction and maintenance across Appalachian states.
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Fred Whissel
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Appalachian Regional Commission
Gilligan
Cochairman
Aide Talk Ends I 70 Blockade By Gilligan Aide Meeting
Truckers end I 70 stop near Columbus after agreeing to meet Gov. Gilligan aides. Blockade had stalled Ohio Turnpike traffic as drivers press energy protest goals. A spokesman said they aim to call attention to the situation and seek action.
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Associated Press
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Bob Tenenbaum
Jack E. Hanson
Tenenbaum
Ohio Turnpike
Sirica orders Rose Mary Woods back to court in Watergate tapes
U S District Judge John J Sirica summons Rose Mary Woods to testify again and explain what White House lawyers advised her before she gave sworn statements on the Watergate tapes. The judge wants to uncover the connection between Woods and White House counsel and pressed for full disclosure. The act follows Woods' prior testimony about an 18 minute 15 second gap in a June 20, 1972 tape.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John J Sirica
Rose Mary Woods
Sirica
Miss Woods
Samuel J. Powers
Miami
Amish In Iowa Live Quietly Through Energy Crunch
In Oelwein Iowa the Old Order Amish skip modern utilities and vehicles. About 125 families and 700 people rely on hand carried water from wind powered pumps, horse drawn plows, and storage methods to cope with rising prices.
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Oelwein
Iowa
Drivers Block Key Span As Fuel Protest Widens
Truckers blocked the Delaware Memorial Bridge and disrupted rush hour traffic linking New York and Washington as part of protests against rising fuel prices and energy restrictions. Police reported about 200 trucks across the bridge and tied up lanes on the New Jersey Turnpike. Similar demonstrations occurred on Interstate 80 in Pennsylvania and other routes in Connecticut, Delaware, Ohio, and New York. Some drivers said police used force to move rigs, while authorities noted no unified nationwide action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Elyria
Fremont
Norwalk
Highway Patrol
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio Highway Patrol
Associated Press
Delaware Memorial Bridge
New York
Washington, D
Delaware River
New Jersey Turnpike
Deepwater
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Milesburg
Connecticut
Delaware
Buffalo
Lamar
Danville
Bartonsville
Stroudsburg
New Stanton
Pittsburgh
Oil Spill Cleans Up Along Ohio River Span
Cleanup crews moved Tuesday after a Coast Guard reported major oil spill from an Ashland Oil barge in the Ohio River. About 130000 gallons of No 2 fuel oil fouled a four mile stretch from Bromley to Anderson Ferry, as state agencies opened two new departments to streamline government under Gov. Gilligan.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati, Ohio
U.S. Coast Guard
Ashland Oil Co
Bromley
Anderson Ferry
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Department of Administrative Services
Office of Budget and Management
Skylab 3 Astronauts Observe Comet Kohoutek
Skylab 3 crew began extensive observations of comet Kohoutek from SPACE CENTER Houston as it neared Earth. Commander Gerald P. Carr photographed the comet, a fuzzy dot growing brighter as it traveled about 120 million miles away at 110000 miles per hour.
Two Arabs Held Over Jerusalem Grenade Attack
Israeli security forces arrested two Arabs in occupied Jordan after one man admitted throwing a hand grenade in a crowded Jerusalem street. Eighteen people were wounded, all casualties later reported out of danger.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan
Jerusalem
Weather outlook: cloudy and colder with winds
The forecast calls for cloudy, windy weather with a drop in temperatures. Tonight's lows are expected to be around 25 to 30 degrees. Thursday's highs should reach the upper 30s to mid 40s. Details on page 4.
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Rky
Walter Huddleston
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Simon
Colorado
John A. Love
Love
Frank N. Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Ikard
Council Energy
Canada
Jerry Rubin
Chicago
Chicago 7
David Dellinger
William Kunstler
Abbie Hoffman
Leonard Weinglass
Rennie Davis
Tom Hayden
John Fraines
Miles
Virginia
PENN
Truckers
Powers
America
Dan Borntreger
Chris Robers
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