Energy conservation moves spread through Austin area
Local agencies and businesses respond to Nixon energy crisis address with steps to cut temperatures to 68 degrees, limit lighting, and review fuel use. Schools, city offices, Mower County, Austin Utilities, and Hormel discuss extended holidays, reduced heat, and slower operations amid potential fuel allocations.
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Energy bill faces Senate vote next week in bid to curb fuel use
In Washington AP the Interior Committee chair Henry M. Jackson says the emergency energy bill should reach the Senate floor on Wednesday after votes on Alaska pipeline and fuel allocation. Administration officials warn full implementation of conservation steps will take months despite a rush to pass energy legislation.
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Wanted painter to paint trim for house and garage
Help wanted notice seeks experienced painter for house and garage trim. Ad cancelled after one day. for fast action call 433-8851.
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Mayo Doctor Criticizes Health Funding Shift
Mayo Clinic physician Dr. David C. Utz and University of Minnesota Regent warned that 90 million dollars planned for a space probe to Venus could be redirected to health science and education. He cautioned that cuts or leveling of medical funding would affect national welfare amid the Nixon administration’s policy. The Health Sciences Committee noted rural practice goals, with 75 percent of Duluth Medical School students aiming to serve rural areas and a two year program feeding into Minneapolis or other four year colleges.
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Israel seeks clarification on Middle East peace plan
Israel asks for clarification before approving the six point peace plan with Egypt. Cairo reports acceptance by Egypt but officials say the Cairo version differs from the Washington release. Kissinger’s letter suggests signing possible today in U N controlled area. meetings in Cairo and remarks by Golda Meir trigger cabinet emergency session.
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Nixon opens bid to restore credibility over Watergate
President Nixon launches a major effort to win GOP support and calm public doubts about his integrity. The White House promises absolute cooperation with prosecutors and vows new material for the courts to fill gaps left by phantom tapes.
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Richard Ben-Veniste
Wage dispute to be settled by government mediator for Clean Towel Service
A government mediator will be called to iron out the wage dispute at Clean Towel Service 301 4th Ave NE. Talks with the mediator will start soon, with Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Local 6578 representing 2022 employees. Drivers have a separate contract. No strike threat is seen currently.
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Kissinger Arrives in Peking for Wide-Ranging Talks
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger lands in Peking for four days of discussions with Premier Chou En Lai on Indochina and the Middle East. The visit also touches on trade cultural exchanges and potential steps toward full diplomatic ties while Taiwan remains a sticking point.
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Washington
People’s Republic
Firemen End Week-Long Slowdown in Milwaukee
Milwaukee firemen end a week-long slowdown and agree to take the contract dispute to an independent fact-finding panel. Between one third and one half of Local 215's 1000 members called in sick since Sunday to protest the stalled agreement.
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Hearings set on auto price requests
The Cost of Living Council will hold public hearings November 20 and 21 on auto price increase requests by General Motors Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp and American Motors Corp The hearings take place in Washington and cover increases from 68 to 208 per car.
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