Energy bill eyes Nixon power to order rationing
A joint Senate House conference panel nears completion on a sweeping emergency energy bill. It would give the President sole power to order gasoline rationing with Congress able to veto other actions, while calendar timing and potential anti trust exemptions shape the measure.
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Freighter Sinks Off Canada Coast With Lifeboats Seen
A Liberian freighter carrying 40 crew members sank in the Pacific about 520 miles northwest of Victoria British Columbia. Canadian rescue crews reported flares from lifeboats near the site at 1 15 a m PST. The Japanese freighter Golden Arrow stood by about eight miles away trying to reach two lifeboats and a lifeboat raft.
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Blind man survives night attack as driver flees
In Minneapolis a 30 year old blind man Balkowitsch says he was struck while crossing with a white cane and carried about one mile on the speeding car roof before leaping off. He suffered a broken nose and leg and is listed in good condition at North Memorial Hospital. James Lindman, 35, Brooklyn Park, was arrested on DUI charges based on witness descriptions and a license plate.
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Minneapolis
North Memorial Hospital
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North Minneapolis
James Lindman
Brooklyn Park
U.S. records record balance of payments surplus in 1973
The Commerce Department reported a third quarter 1973 surplus of 2.5 billion dollars in the U.S. balance of payments, the largest since records began in 1960, driven mainly by goods and services flow and benefiting from dollar devaluations. The nine month surplus neared one billion dollars, with 1972 posting a deficit of 9.8 billion.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
U.S
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt. 2 Area News
The page listing shows sections Editorial Sports Society Comics-TV and Classified across pages 4 14 15 16 26 28 29. It outlines where readers find editorials sports social pages comics TV and classified notices in the issue.
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Wanted: Full or Part-Time Beauty Operator
Classified notice in the Herald want-ad section invites qualified applicants for a beauty operator position. Ad ran six days but was cancelled after five days. the paper notes more than 13 000 subscribers read the want ad daily.
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Wantcade
Kuwait vows severe punishment for Rome Athens terrorists
Kuwait officials staged silence on the fate of five Palestinian gunmen who killed 32 people in Rome and Athens two days of mayhem. Moroccan sources say Kuwait will try or extradite them to the PLO. The hijackers surrendered at a Kuwaiti base after 12 hostages, including police and flight crew, were freed unharmed. The gunmen killed 90 at Rome Fiumicino and another Italian officer in Athens.
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Riverside Arena Named in Austin by Public Entry
The Riverside Arena in Austin will bear the name Riverside Arena after a decision by the Mayor's Arena Advisory Committee. Cindy House, eight, submitted the winning entry from 1,200 public submissions and will receive a one year family membership. Public skating starts Sunday noon to 2 30 pm with adult tickets at 1 and children under 8 at 50 cents.
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Francis House
Ith St. NE
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Jordan and Syria plan strategy for Middle East talks
King Hussein of Jordan visits Damascus for urgent talks with President Assad about Syria missing the Geneva peace conference. Hussein seeks a joint Egyptian Jordanian Syrian policy and full Israeli withdrawal, while Cairo hopes Syria reconsiders its boycott ahead of Friday's Geneva session.
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Syria
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Geneva
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Egypt
Laird resigns as domestic adviser urges impeachment vote
Melvin R. Laird resigns as Nixon's chief domestic advisor and calls on House members to vote on impeachment by March 15. He says Watergate turmoil harms U S policies and urges lawmakers to fulfill constitutional duties, predicting the impeachment resolution will fail. He departs Feb 1 after seven months in the post.
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Nixon
House of Representatives
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White House
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U S civilian freed by Viet Cong arrives in Saigon
Homer Elm, an American captive held in the Mekong Delta for two months, was released near his abduction site and flown to Saigon. He said he was treated well and not harmed as he entered a hospital for care.
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Cong
Three St Paul Men Held in Hollandale Bank Robbery
Three St Paul residents Ernest Dixon 19 Francisco Trevino Hernandez 27 and Clark Allen Rivera 19 were charged with federal bank robbery after the Produce State Bank of Hollandale heist around 11 30 a m Tuesday. They were arrested in Faribault about an hour later and moved to Minneapolis for a magistrate hearing. One gunman carried a revolver and another a sawed off weapon. No injuries were reported.
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Joseph H. Trimbach
Minneapolis
FBI
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Francisco Trevino Hernandez
Clark Allen Rivera
Faribault
Minn
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William D. Steigauf
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