Stand-by gasoline rationing system announced by federal official
Federal Energy Chief William L. Simon announced a stand-by gasoline rationing plan with a 32 to 35 gallon monthly basic ration. Coupons would be printed for a possible three month supply and distributed to licensed drivers over 18. The program could begin March 1 if needed and adjusts by region. Prices are expected to rise due to Arab oil embargo effects.
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Washington
Federal Energy
William L. Simon
Simon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
House
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon takes secret cross country flight to Western White House
President Nixon flies unannounced on United Flight 5 from Washington to Los Angeles en route to San Clemente. He mingles with passengers and signs autographs while Secret Service agents accompany him. Officials say the trip set an example during the energy crisis and was kept secret for security.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
United Air Lines
Washington
Dulles International Airport
Secret Service
Los Angeles
White House
Gerald Warren
Warren
Merle Fleming
Tulsa
Okla
Pat
Julie Gilkey
Fairfax
University of Oregon
Anderson reveals personal and political finances
Gov. Wendell Anderson disclosed his finances listing a net worth of about 41 985 with 42 10 in assets, and a donor list of 1043 contributors totaling 249 654 for his political expense fund. The 44 page listing covers Jan 1 1971 to Nov 30 this year, includes unions, doctors, lawyers and several lobbyists, with the largest gift from IMPACE at 2000.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
DFL
Impace
Minnesota Education Association
Dairy
Committee For Thorough
TAPE
Mary
St. Paul
Rudy Perpich
Perpich
Gypsum firms indicted for price fixing
Six largest gypsum board manufacturers were indicted by a federal grand jury on price fixing charges. Wisconsin to begin enforcement of a 55 mph speed limit to save gas as fuel shortages bite. Health board reverses a $33 million U Minnesota Hospitals clinic project approval. US farm food costs rise in November, while farm prices fall. REA approves a $4.67 million loan to United Power Association of Elk River Minnesota.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Sun
Madison
Wis
Patrick J. Lucey
ST. Paul
REA
Elk River Power Loan
Associated Press
Rural Electrification Administration
United Power Association
Elk River
Minn
Mark Andrews
R-N.d
False fire cry fatal to girl in crowded theater
A man shouted fire in a packed Malolos cinema twenty miles north of Manila on Christmas Day causing a stampede that killed a 15 year old girl and injured about 50 others. Police believe no fire existed and the prankster fled the scene. The Times Journal reported the incident.
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Manila
Philippines
Times Journal
Malolos
Carbon monoxide claim claims two teens in Harmony garage
A.Minnesota sheriff reports two teenagers Douglas Erickson 18 of Lanesboro and Janell Harland 17 of Harmony died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a car left running in the Harland garage. Leroy Harland found the bodies early this morning after the vehicle had been running with the garage door closed for about five to six hours.
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Harmony
Minn
Fillmore County
Carl Fann
Douglas A. Erickson
Lanesboro
Janell Harland
Harland
Miss Harland
Leroy
Fann
Israeli Chief of Staff says no quick withdrawal from Suez
The Israeli chief of staff warned there is little chance of a withdrawal agreement before mid January or early February as Geneva talks resume. Lt Gen Elazar said preparatory discussions only aimed at disengagement, with negotiations led by Finland's Gen Siilasvuo and Israeli and Egyptian delegates. Egypt signaled tightening forces while Israel may demand a six mile pullback and no Egyptian troop advance on the east side.
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Israel
Suez Canal
David Elazar
West Bank
Canal
Geneva
Ensio Siilasvuo
Finland
Cairo-Suez Road
Egypt
Taha el-Magdoob
Col
Ahmed Fouad Howaidi
Mordechai Gur
Jerusalem
Ahmed Ismail
Nixon saves fuel by using common route on California trip
President Nixon's flight to California on a commercial airliner saved up to 10,000 gallons of fuel for his primary jet. White House figures show Spirit of 76 uses 9,000 to 10,000 gallons per one way and backup planes were not used. Nixon paid his own way for first class seats. government paid for nine others and coaches for 13 more.
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Washington
Nixon
California
White House
Spirit of 76
Los Angeles International Airport
San Clemente
Calif
Pat
Tricia Nixon Cox
Federal Treasury
Governor’s fund list includes sports figures and judges
Gov Wendell Anderson’s contribution list names Walter Bush Jack Gordon Barry Gibbs and others from sports, universities and business. It also lists L L Dusbury M Wayne Field Vern Gagne Joseph Summers John Todd Lawrence Yetka and Harold Kalina among appointees and lobbyists. None of the judges reportedly contributed after appointment.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Walter Bush
Minnesota North Stars
Jack Gordon
Barry Gibbs
North Stars
Charles Mencel
Dick Meredith
University of Minnesota
L. L. Dusbury
Minnesota House
Burlington Northern Railroad
M. Wayne Field
Edina
Vern Gagne
Walter Heller
Duluth
Jeno Paulucci
Joe Robbie
Miami Dolphins
Percy Ross
Robert Short
Minneapolis
John Todd
Lawrence Yetka
Supreme Court
Joseph Summers
St. Paul
Schedule of Pages Editorial 4 Area News 8 VS Market 5 Sports 9 Society 6 Comic TV 11 Classified 12 13
Newspaper page index lists sections Editorial Area News Sports Society Comics TV and Classifieds with page numbers for quick navigation. It shows a typical layout indicating where to find current features columns and notices.
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Society
Comic-Tv
Four day holiday toll hits twenty two year low
Traffic deaths over the Christmas weekend reached 520, the lowest four day toll since 1951. The National Safety Council had projected 550 to 650 deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Tuesday. AP samplings show many service stations closed and holiday traffic unusually light. Last year the three day weekend tallied 656 deaths.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Truckers Strike Looks Likely On January thirtieth one
A spokesman for a trucking publication says a nationwide strike on January 31 is 9 percent certain. Jim Drinkhall of Overdrive told reporters that unless the government meets three of four major demands before the date about 300000 truckers would quit their rigs.
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Los Angeles
Jim Drinkhall
Overdrive
Newsmen
Lost Dog Reunited After Classified Lost and Found Ad
Advertised as a lost and found notice for a male AN and black Yorkshire Terrier with a green collar. Reward offered. contact 433-8851. Ad ran two days and was scheduled to run six days in the newspaper.
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Lost and Found
Call
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