Editorial urges calm amid energy talk for boating industry
The piece denies an official energy crisis, cites the National Energy Emergency Act of 1973, and argues boating supports millions in employment. It urges dealers to share facts with customers, conserve energy, and contact federal officials while stressing positive action by the marine industry.
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Washington
Congress
America
Energy Office
BIA
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Ill
National
Assa of
Nader aide apologizes for playing subpoenaed White House tape
A lawyer for the Ralph Nader group apologized for playing a subpoenaed White House tape at a private party. The incident drew White House concern over possible unethical or illegal action and mirrors a previous disclosure by Archibald Cox.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
White House
William Dobrovic
Leon Jaworski
Nader
The Untapped Half of World Oil Resources
The piece explains that despite vast petroleum in place, only about half is exploitable with current methods. It notes billions of barrels remain in ground, oil crises stem from incomplete extraction, and future gains depend on a breakthrough that would unlock the rest.
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United States
Jake
Truckers face limits and fuel woes in energy crisis
The Voice of Business argues independent truckers, though hurting from higher fuel costs and slower speeds, should not gain special privileges. It favors higher freight rates to ease inflation, notes dangers of blanket speed boosts, and calls swift action to curb price gouging at diesel pumps while praising responsible union truckers.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Teamsters
Electricity use dips in late year amid warmer weather
An Associated Press survey shows electricity consumption fell in November and early December versus a year earlier in most areas, though warmer weather and more customers complicate measurements. The Edison Electric Institute notes a rise in consumption in early November followed by a decline over the next three weeks.
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Associated Press
Edison Electric Institute
Institute
Utilities See Sharp Drop in Electric and Oil Use in 1973
Utilities report declines in electricity and heating oil consumption for November 1973 versus 1972. Philadelphia Electric notes a 3 percent November drop with expectations of December lower usage due to conservation. Missouri Power & Light cites 10 to 15 percent less electricity, attributing part to conservation. Oil dealers in Washington report a 10 to 15 percent cut, Buckley & Scott Co. notes 17 percent less oil burned in November. Michigan Consolidated Gas reports notable natural gas savings despite milder weather.
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Edison Electric
Philadelphia Electric Co
Missouri Power & Light Co
Washington
Thomas J. Scott
Buckley & Scott Co
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
John von Rosen
Senator Ervin sees Watergate disaster for Nixon
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., retiring after two decades, calls this year of Watergate a disaster for the country and says Nixon may not recover. He notes subpoenas for White House tapes and documents as the committee moves toward final transcripts and public disclosure.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Harvard Law School
Ervin
North Carolina
Watergate Committee
White House
Gas rationing tale retold amid modern energy crisis
The Library of Congress study of World War II controls shows rationing worked despite flaws. It notes five thousand five hundred twenty five local boards and a pervasive credibility gap with a black market accounting for about five percent of rationed gasoline, while civilian use fell about one third.
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Washington
Nixon
Library of Congress
Laird to Step Down as Presidential Counselor
Melvin R. Laird will resign February 1 from his White House role as presidential counselor and transfer domestic policy and congressional liaison duties to Vice President Gerald R. Ford. Bryce Harlow also plans to leave soon. Laird cites Watergate’s impact on policy and urges House impeachment action by March 15. He will join Readers Digest and remain active in Republican politics.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Bryce Harlow
White House
Laird
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ford
House
Readers Digest Association
Digest
Humphrey seeks to close loophole in minimum tax law
Sen Hubert H. Humphrey co sponsors a tax reform amendment targeting the 1969 minimum tax. He cites up front deductions that reduce effective rates from 10 percent to about 1.4 percent for 1971, calling it the most serious loophole in the law.
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Washington
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
Crossword Clue Bundle From History and Language
A list of prompts and clues referencing historical periods languages and word meanings including Italian harbor early English rulers and various abbreviations used in crossword style.
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Monthair
Mary
East
Cretan Seaport
Carroll Righter Daily Horoscope Forecast for Your Sign
The page offers daily and monthly astrology guidance for all zodiac signs with advice on mood, finances, relationships, and home life. It also notes a January forecast and invites readers to send birthdates and a dollar for a copy. The tone mirrors a period horoscope feature with typical celestial references and calls to action.
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Moon Children
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Aquarius
Carroll Righter
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