Britons Face Fuel Crisis and Unrest in Britain
English residents endure higher gasoline prices and power outages as the energy shortage prompts government curbs and possible tax hikes. Union demands and wage tensions fuel debates while households stock up and shoppers rush to use credit.
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London
Britain
Wendy Smith
House Passes Emergency Energy Bill After Marathon Session
The House approved a 265 to 112 vote on an expansive emergency energy bill after a 15 hour session. It grants President Nixon power to manage the energy crisis and includes an antibus ing measure and a ban on certain petroleum exports to Indochina military forces.
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Carl C. Craft
Washington
Indochina
House
Nixon
Edward J. Derwinski
R-Ill
Congress
Senate
Senate House
Bob Eckhardt
D-Tex
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
United States
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Israel
H.R. Gross
Lowa
House of Congress
Rep
John H. Heinz II
R-Pa
Peace conference delay clouds Geneva talks
U S officials say opening of the Arab Israeli peace conference in Geneva may be delayed a day or two as Kissinger heads to Tel Aviv. Assad seeks Israeli withdrawal. Syria demands prisoner issue tied to any talks. Oil embargo potential restart discussed with Saudi King Faisal as negotiations continue.
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Damascus
Syria
U.S
Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
Hafez Assad
Kissinger
Israel
Tel Aviv
Abba Eban
Egypt
United States
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Communist gunfire hits three unarmed helicopters
In Saigon a U S Army major and four others were wounded when Communist gunners fired on three unarmed helicopters that had landed to search for missing U S service members. A South Vietnamese pilot was killed and three other Vietnamese wounded. The incident near Saigon prompted U S and South Vietnamese teams to retrieve casualties as fighting raged 40 miles northwest of the city near Tay Ninh.
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Saigon
U.S
Richard Laritz
St. Paul
Minn
Laritz
Joint
Indochina
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Kidnap Victim Getty Found Alive in Italy
J Paul Getty III 17, son of the oil magnate's heir, was found alive in southern Italy after five months in captivity. He reported the kidnapers released him three hours earlier and said his ear had been cut off. Police described him as weak but alive and hungry.
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Paul Getty
J. Paul Getty III
Italy
Getty
Salerno
National Police
Navy
Lagonegro
Paul
Apartment for Rent Ad Seeks Quick Tenant
Advertisement notes a low-cost Herald classified to rent a NICE 3 room apartment with front porch back entry and utilities furnished. Prefers older couple and provides phone contact. Ad ran six days but rented after two. agents urge faster action with the number 433-885.
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Nixon Signs Daylight Saving Time Law For Two Years
President Nixon signed a bill to place the United States on Daylight Saving Time from Jan 6 for two years. He said the change could save about 150000 barrels of oil daily. The action follows Congress approval and marks a temporary return to daylight time.
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Associated Press
Washington
TWA
Trans World Airlines
Nixon
United States
Congress
New England
Boston
Snow Ordinance Enforced In Austin For 72 Hours
Snow Police Chief Robert Nelson announced that Austin's snow ordinance is in effect from 9 a.m. today for 72 hours. Parking in business areas is banned 1 a.m. to 8 a.m. Midtown Austin Sterling Shopping Center Hormel Plant area and east side business district are affected. Residential areas enforce odd even street parking from 8 a.m. on one day to 8 a.m. the next.
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Robert Nelson
Austin
Sterling
Hormel Plant
East Side
Consumer fraud charge filed against Handicapped Workers Group
Minnesota Attorney General Warren Spannaus alleges that Projects Enterprise of Washington DC uses misleading telephone solicitations in Minnesota under Handicapped Workers Group to sell light bulbs and other goods. Purchasers are told profits aid handicapped people. claims of government review are said to be false. Offices exist in Mankato St. Cloud Austin and Minneapolis. The suit seeks a injunction and 25000 in civil penalties.
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Washington, D.C
Projects Enterprise
Minnesota
Spannaus Said
Handicapped Workers Group
Mankato
St. Cloud
Austin
Minneapolis
the Cour
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Area News covers local events with community updates and social happenings. Editorial pages discuss current concerns while Classified sections list job ads and services for residents.
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