Mandatory Control Plan Likely For Certain Fuels
The White House seems set to require mandatory allocation of home heating oil and likely diesel fuel and propane. Proposals would limit distribution at wholesale, with presidential proclamations expected soon. Gasoline prices may be raised one to two cents by Oct. 2 for retailers after pressure from station owners. The Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) raised its own pump prices by one cent.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
White House
John A. Love
Love
Cost of Living Council
John Dunlop
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Baltimore
Barbara Mikulski
Ms. Mikulski
Strauss
Dem Party Factions Told To Compromise
Washington AP Democratic party leaders seek to avert a fraying split as the reform commission meets to consider new rules for 1976 national convention delegates. Chairman Robert Strauss urged compromise and warned against using reform to attack others.
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Washington
Democratic
Reform Commission
Robert S. Strauss
Strauss
Youngstown strike shows first major school board breakthrough
In Youngstown Ohio tentative settlement ends a prolonged strike that kept 44 public schools closed since school began. The agreement with Local 1143 of the Public Employes Union was announced Thursday afternoon.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Public Employes
Concorde Arrival Delays Landing at World’s Largest Airport
In Grapevine Texas the Concorde arrival caused a stir as another plane’s presence delayed its landing during the dedication ceremony of the world’s largest airport.
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Grapevine
Tex
Weather outlook with showers and warm weekend
Rain tonight with low temperatures in the low 60s. Variable clouds bring a chance of showers or thundershowers and warmer highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Saturday expected brighter conditions and higher temperatures.
Prices Jump Sharply in August Across Major Categories
Washington report shows consumer prices rose 1.8 percent in August the sharpest gain in 26 years. Food prices surged with poultry eggs and pork leading increases while nonfood items and services also rose driven by mortgage rates.
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Washington
Vinton County Teachers Strike Amid Failed Talks
Vinton County teachers walked out after breakdown in talks with the board of education. Classes continued under administrators and aides with some parent help. attendance varied by school while buses ran on schedule.
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Dan Dry
Vinton County
McArthur
Vinton
Board of Education
Vinton County High School
Wellston
Elizabeth Lanta
Charles Osborne
Zaleski
Wilton
Wilkesville
Jane Bowles
Hamden
Clayton Miller
Allensville
Miss Lantz
McArthur Elementary
Bill McNickle
Big Phone Lines Cut Disrupt Athens Service
About 3,000 customers in Athens south end lose service after two large General Telephone cables under Richland Avenue bridge are cut with a hacksaw. Repairs will take four days. outages extend to Mill Street and other areas in Meigs and western Ohio. No new labor talks scheduled.
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General Telephone Co
Dick Shoemaker
Marion
Richland Avenue
South End
Ohio University South
Shoemaker
Mill Street
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Rutland
Ohio
Celina
St. Henry
Fort Recovery
Ohio City
Lucasville
Portsmouth
New Boston
Communications Workers of America
Court Studies White House Tapes Dispute
The U S Court of Appeals returns to constitutional questions after failed off court settlement efforts led by Archibald Cox and White House adviser Charles Wright The court expects a ruling by October 1 with possible Supreme Court appeal Cox urges using nine presidential tape conversations as key grand jury evidence and Liddy pleads innocent on unrelated charges
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Archibald Cox
Philip A. Lacovare
Washington
Nixon
U. S. Court of Appeals
White House
Watergate
Supreme Court
Cox
Charles Alan Wright
Grand Jury
Support For Agnew Cited Amid Resignation Rumors
The Office of Vice President Spiro Agnew cites overwhelming public support after reports he might resign over a federal probe. Atty Gen Richardson plans to present data to a grand jury while Agnew aides report 664 letters and telegrams urging him not to quit and many favorable phone calls. Agnew denies wrongdoing and intends to fight the case.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Agnew
Jury Agnew
Maryland
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