Oil Weapon Warning From Yamani on Arab Production
Saudi oil minister Ahmed Saki Yamani warned in Copenhagen that Arabs could cut oil output by up to 80 percent if the United States and its allies retaliate against Arab measures. He said the oil weapon is strong and could pressure Western Europe and Japan, while noting current reductions total 25 percent with plans for further 5 percent monthly cuts until Israel withdraws.
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Oil power clash sparks calls to curb petroleum use
U S oil envoy urged Arabs to stop using oil as a weapon calling it bread and urging restraint. In Canada Pierre Trudeau promised measures to ensure gasoline and heating oil this winter including Sunday sales bans and wholesale allocations. In Brussels officials discussed common actions to fight shortages while West Germany signaled broader fuel conservation powers and Chancellor Brandt warned of possible economic repercussions.
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Kennedy Faces Pressure to Skip 1976 Presidential Run
Ten years after John F. Kennedy's death, Sen Edward M. Kennedy faces mounting political and family pressure to forego a 1976 bid. Democratic leaders fear his candidacy would hinder party unity amid Watergate fallout and Chap paquiddick associations. Kennedy disclosed in an NBC Today interview that his family opposes a run, though he has not decided.
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Negotiators Retry Cease Fire Talks Near Suez Canal
Egypt and Israel fail to settle a cease fire line along the Suez Canal. Talks resume 60 miles from Cairo in a desert tent as Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo reports progress and says another session is set for today. Key dispute remains over the Oct 22 line and six mile demilitarized zones on both banks.
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Pipeline timetable stretches Alaska oil pipeline project
Juneau reports estimates place trans Alaska pipeline feeding oil to the nation by mid 1978. Seven firms building the 789 mile route from North Slope fields to Valdez say construction will take about four years and require 13 000 workers to complete the multi billion dollar project.
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Fuel Crisis Forces Holiday Travelers to Rely on Transit
The looming gas shortage drives Thanksgiving plans toward trains and buses as motorists report frequent stranded calls and stations run dry. An Amtrak spokesman notes peak demand with limited coaches while a New Jersey station owner charges high prices amid the crisis.
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Swint Slain by Youths Tied to Argentinian Guerrillas
Police suspect the assassination of U S businessman John Albert Swint and two guards in Cordoba was the work of the People’s Revolutionary Army though no proof exists. Swint, Ford Transax manager since 1971, was killed as his motorcade was trapped by two trucks and pursuing cars.
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Courts, ACLU in Columbus Discuss Ohio School Aid Law
Attorneys and federal judges meet in Columbus to discuss a challenge to an Ohio law raising state aid to public schools. The session, requested by U. S. District Judge Joseph Kineary, seeks more information from the ACLU and the state on church and state separation issues.
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Kidnappers Free Two Women in Georgia Abduction Case
In Jonesboro, Georgia, Mrs. Jackie Nelson and her 16-year-old daughter Debbie were abducted by three young men and released unharmed after more than 30 hours. They were found about 100 miles south of home, with authorities still seeking the suspects. Meanwhile President Nixon spent a four day holiday weekend at Camp David with family and friend Charles G. Rebozo, sharing a turkey dinner after holiday football games.
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Weather update with showers and thundershowers
The forecast calls for showers and a chance of thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight near 90s, highs Saturday in the upper 50s. Details, Page 2.
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