House OKs bill banning fuel for school bus routes
The House approved an amendment to a emergency energy bill banning petroleum allocations for transporting children beyond the nearest public school. Dingell estimated saving 78 million gallons yearly. Abzug denounced the measure as racist leading to debate over its fate in the Senate.
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Dingell
Bella S. Abzug
D-N.y
Senate
Work stoppage in second day sparks sporadic violence
Independent truckers in a two day protest faced violence as police arrested a Delaware protest leader for carrying a loaded pistol. Gunfire and vandalism reported mainly in Pennsylvania and Ohio amid fuel cost protests and high speeds limits. some stops filled with trucks, others normal.
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Mike Duffy
Associated Press
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Teamsters Union
The
Natin
John Sassi
Sassi
Newark
Del
Congressional Committee
Indiana
Colorado
Kenneth D. Rothe
Brighton
Arkansas
Tennessee
Bedford
Downingtown
Pension hike for judges approved
Six retired Minnesota district judges will receive a $5,000 yearly increase in pensions after the state Supreme Court ruled retirement pay equals half the salary of the office, not half the salary at retirement. The decision, written by Chief Justice Knutson, ties pension to current office pay and upholds the attachment of unorganized territory to Lake County School District.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
J.H. Sylvestre
Harold E. Flynn
Paul J. Jaroscak
J.K. Underhill
Levi M. Hall
Arnold C. Forbes
High Court
Oscar R. Knutson
Knutson
St. Louis County
Lake County
Daylight Saving Measure Moves Toward Year Round Time
The House approved a bill to place the nation on year round daylight time by mid January. It would set clocks ahead one hour on the fourth Sunday after signing into law as part of Nixon energy crisis measures to save fuel.
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Carl C. Craft
Simon
Great Britain
Edward Heath
Heath
Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Sadat signals Egypt rejects direct talks with Israel
President Anwar Sadat announced Egypt will not negotiate directly with Israel at the Middle East peace conference. He said Egypt will share a room with Israeli representatives but not conduct direct talks. He hopes for serious bargaining on disengagement before Christmas.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Cairo
Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Nixon
Washington
U.S
Geneva
Ellsworth Bunker
Paris
Bunker
United States
Sell Pets Ad Declares Small Male Dog for Sale
Herald classified ad announces a small male dog about 10 inches tall with short hair for sale. The notice ran under miscellaneous pets and pet supplies for one day and was scheduled for six days. Contact 433-8851 to place an ad.
Gasoline Samaritans Seek Open Stations on Sundays
In San Jose California REACT volunteers patrol roads to flash stations with fuel and aid stranded motorists. Coordinator Wayne Coombs says the group handled about 200 urgent calls after many stations were closed last Sunday amid Nixon's call for voluntary Sunday shutdowns.
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React Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team
Wayne Coombs
REACT
Coombs
State Patrol
Austin Development Board sets shell facility and industrial goals
The Development Corporation of Austin board aims to build a speculative shell facility of about 30 000 sq ft on a five acre industrial site funded by seed money and other sources. The tax increment program will fund acquisition and development. Charles Wilson named a budget committee as planners outline future industrial park acquisitions. The annual meeting is scheduled for February 1974.
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Development Corporation of Austin
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Jack Dibble
Loren Capretz
Kenneth Strom
James Rasmussen
Wayne Austin
George Boyenga
Leo Reding
Richard Taber
Don Sandeen
Ernest Jones
Minnesota independents halt work amid diesel price worries
In Minnesota a small group of independent truckers paused work citing high diesel costs and desired freight rate and weight limit changes. No violence or blockades were reported as drivers shut down for a couple of days, while state patrol noted normal operations overall.
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Berger
Minnesota
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Crawford
Duluth
St. Lawrence Seaway
Bill Slifka
Sauk Centre
Slifka
Lawsuit to ban holiday extracurriculars dropped
A suit seeking to bar the Minnesota Education Department and the State High School League from prohibiting all extracurricular activities during Christmas holidays will be dropped. The move follows a judge grant of delay and venue change to the defendants.
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Duluth, Minn
Minnesota Department of Education
C. Luther Eckman
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