Energy Office Sets Utilities to Meet 95 Percent Power Needs
Washington AP The Federal Energy Office says utilities can cover about 95 percent of normal power needs in February with residual fuel allocations. Senator Henry M. Jackson warned gas line rationing could be needed by spring unless Arab oil shipments resume. Simon noted allocations affect 148 utilities in 39 states, mainly on coasts.
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United States
Henry M. Jackson
Federal Energy Office
FEC
Jackson
Washington Democrat
CBS
Federal
William E. Simon
FEO
Trucker violence spikes as protests spread in Ohio
Trucker protests across northeastern Ohio grow after groups reject a secret federal plan. One driver shot near Youngstown, two beaten in Warren, one truck fire, at least 15 damaged, five men arrested on related charges as protests continue.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Youngstown
Warren
Dennis Nickles
Casey
Ill
Farrel
Mason-Dixon
Hubbard
Pennsylvania-Ohio
Nixon impeachment would tear country apart says Saxbe
Attorney General William Saxbe warned a bitter partisan impeachment would split the nation. He predicted Congress would avoid impeachment on current evidence and keep the process alive, while others urged Nixon to resign to spare the country a trauma. Senators Brooke Pell Ribicoff joined calls to quit.
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Washington
Nixon
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Congress
Jerry Ford
U.S. News & World Report
House
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Krogh
CBS
60 Minutes
Ellsberg
Senate
Dean
Edward W. Brooke
Mass
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Nixon proposes veteran benefit increases and Veterans Day push
President Nixon proposes cost of living raises for veterans pensions and an eight percent increase in GI benefits within a 13.6 billion veterans package. He also urged Congress to restore November 11 as Veterans Day, signaling broader social policy aims.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Brezhnev Arrives in Cuba for Warm Welcome
Cuban leaders greeted Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid I Brezhnev on his first Cuban visit by a top Soviet official in over two years. The trip stirred speculation about a potential thaw in Cuba United States relations.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Weather forecast for tonight and Tuesday in the region
Cloudy and cold tonight with occasional rain. Lows 35 to 40. Tuesday remains cloudy with a chance of showers in the morning and cooler highs in the 40s. Details on Page 2.
Suez City Siege Ends as Israel Frees Egyptian 3rd Army
Israeli forces lift the 97 day siege of Suez City and surrender 300 square miles to the United Nations. Egyptian 3rd Army is freed while Israeli vehicles depart toward the canal, with U.N. forces taking control to prevent unauthorized movements.
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Suez City
Suez
Egypt
United Nations
Canal
Africa
Suez Canal
U.N
Reino Raitasaari
Adabiya
Canalside
Congress Opens With Legal Aid Bill and Energy Measures
The 93rd Congress begins its second session with a debate on a bill to place the legal services program for the poor under an independent government corporation. Amid energy concerns, the Senate plans action on a compromise emergency bill while the House expects a Federal Energy Administration measure. President Nixon will address the State of the Union later this week.
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Congress
House
Presi
Dent Nixon
Senate
Legal Services
Nixon
Senate House
Federal Energy Administration
William E. Simon
Legal Services Corporation
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Ohio Storm Strikes Whitman to Troy Areas
A weekend storm lashed Ohio with 67 mph winds in Youngstown and 62 mph in Mansfield. Crawford County Oceola lost power over 12 hours, funnel clouds were seen in Seneca and Crawford counties, and a Springfield radio antenna toppled. Three planes at a Troy area private airport were damaged when a hangar collapsed.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Crawford County
Oceola
Seneca
Crawford
National Weather Service
Youngstown
Mansfield
Springfield
Columbus
Troy
Winter Cash Ad Copy Promotes Messenger Action Ads
Classified blurb urges using Messenger Action Ads to cash in during winter. Highlights demand for ice skates sleds warm coats and heaters with an order blank in the classifieds.
Welfare Check Plan Becomes Tennessee Political Firestorm
Tennessee welfare officials push in person AFDC eligibility checks to curb overpayments risking 738000 dollars in federal funds. Legal action by Nashville Welfare Mothers and a failing House resolution oppose the plan while NAACP and local groups condemn it as humiliating and unproductive. Black leaders in Memphis see potential political leverage with voter registration booths during welfare checks.
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Nashville, Tenn
Fred Friend
Tennessee
Nashville
Friend
House
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
AFDC
Memphis
Jesse Epps
Memphis’ National Tenants Union
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