DST Changes Behind No Clear Jump In Accidents
Authorities say there is no firm proof that year round DST increased accident rates. Some early crashes occurred after the time change but officials note difficulty in proving causation. Florida sees eight pre dawn deaths since DST while others cite weather and carelessness as factors.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Walter J. Skower
Enfield
Conn
Florida
Virginia
Ohio
California
Connecticut
South Carolina
Reubin Askew
Protests Turn Violent As Truckers Block Highways
Violence and gunfire flare as independent truckers press fuel cost protests across northeastern Ohio. A Continental Baking driver reports a shooting. B&L Motor Freight and others lose tires and windshields. Police escort convoys while arrests occur in East Liverpool and Vermilion. Protests extend to nearby states with drivers injured and calls for action from federal authorities.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Continental Baking Co
Akron
Coshocton County
B&l Motor Freight Co
U.S. 36
Portage County
Streetsboro
Summit
Portage Counties
Con
Motor
New York City
Terminal Transportation Co
Mahoning County
East Liverpool
Vermilion
Energy bill fate in doubt as recommitment looms
Senate moves toward a vote on a motion to recommit emergency energy legislation to conference with the House. Sen. Gaylord Nelson opposes a windfall profits provision and clean air rollbacks, while Sen. Henry Jackson defends the bill as a tax-raise incentive. John Sawhill proposes capping domestic oil prices amid a looming 15 percent gasoline shortage and Supreme Court Justice Douglas accuses oil firms of creating the energy crisis for profit.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Jackson
Congress
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Senate Government Operations Committee
Simon
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
University of Mississippi
Douglas
Ohio Senate panel starts rewriting abortion bill
A three member subcommittee in Ohio's Senate Judiciary begins redrafting a House passed abortion bill. The aim is a tighter law guiding abortions through six months with strict procedural rules, despite claims it would be unconstitutional.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Judiciary
Subcommittee
Robert J. Corts
Elyria
House
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
General Assembly
Corts
Bed Sells on First Call by Mrs J E Vincent
Mrs J E Vincent of Route 3 Athens sold a hospital bed on the first call under an Action Act. She praised the service saying I love them and have used them several times to sell everything. The text notes fast action is commonplace with the agency.
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J. E. Vincent
Athens
Nixon Budget Proposes 7 Percent Raises At High Levels
President Nixon plans 7 percent pay raises for high level federal officials exceeding Cost of Living Council guidelines. Cabinet officers would gain about 4000 this year, Congress members 3500, with further increases in 1975 and 1976 unless Congress blocks. The Federal Pay Commission helped prepare the proposal awaiting congressional action.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Federal Pay Commission
White House
Brezhnev To Speak In Cuba On Havana Rally
Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev arrives in Havana to address a massive Plaza de la Revolucion rally expressing solidarity with Fidel Castro's regime. He travels with Andrei Gromyko and a team of specialists for talks set with Castro and aides during a week-long visit.
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Miami
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Havana
Brezhnev
Fidel Castro
Plaza de la Revolucion
Andrei A. Gromyko
Castro
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Camp David closes press facilities around Nixon retreat
Camp David has removed the press trailer and a duck blind with telephones, shrinking media access as President Nixon works on the State of the Union speech. Officials say the trailer is being relocated while reporters have not seen Nixon since Thursday night.
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Camp David
Nixon
Camp David Gates
White House
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Gerald L. Warren
Ray Wins Review of Guilty Plea in King Case
Ray James Earl, 41, won a court review of his 1969 guilty plea for King assassination. The 6th Circuit remanded to Nashville for further ruling after finding improper legal advice evidenced by two letters from attorney Percy Foreman.
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Ray
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. District Court
Nashville
Percy Foreman
Classifieds and Weather Briefs
Weather reports show cloudy conditions tonight with lows in the low to mid 30s. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and highs in the 50s. Page 2 also contains details for classified listings and notices.
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Iowa
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Acci
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Los Angeles
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The
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Edward Falconer
Waterford, Pa
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Dennis Nickles
Casey
Ill
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Hubbard
Youngstown
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Reading
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Indiana
Alabama
Overdrive
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
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Federal Energy Office
Sawhill
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
Cuba
Georgia House
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia House of Representatives
United States
Tokyo
China
Gerald E. Kosh
Lafayette Hill
Paracel Islands
Hong Kong
Hsinhua
Kosh
New Kent
Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio National
Curtis
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William Simon
John J. Gilligan
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