NATO warns of fatal blow from new Arab oil boycott
NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns warned at a private foreign ministers session that a new Arab oil embargo could inflict a fatal blow on Western economies and threaten free market systems. He predicted a $300 billion oil deficit by 1980 and urged cohesion amid potential renewed friction with the Arab world.
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UPI
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Joseph Luns
Henry A. Kissinger
Luns
Middle East
Kissinger
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Israeli shells hit Nabatieh in Lebanon two hour barrage
Israeli artillery pounded Nabatieh Lebanon wounding 10 and destroying 15 houses in a two hour assault. Lebanese antiaircraft engaged Israeli jets that conducted reconnaissance while rescue crews searched rubble and a nearby refugee camp had been destroyed earlier. Rabin denied nuclear powers status as Solh sought UN action.
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Beirut
Rashid Solh
Tel Aviv
Aharon Yariv
Palestine Liberation Organization
WAFA
Israel
Safad
Yitzhak Rabin
London
Middle East
Rabin
Solh
Lebanon
United Nations
Donald S Kendall Jr dies head Mack Molding Co
Donald S Kendall Jr 51 of Arlington president and chairman of Mack Molding Corp died this morning in Florida while vacationing. A native of New Jersey he joined Mack Molding after Williams College in 1948 rising to president in 1964 and chair in 1971. He was active in industry groups and community boards, survived by his widow Jean three sons a daughter and a sister.
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Donald S. Kendall Jr
Arlington
Mack Molding Corp
Florida
New Jersey
Mack Molding
Williams College
Associated Industries of Vermont
National Association of Manufacturers
New England Council of Manufacturers
Bennington County Regional Commission
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Catamount Bank
Arlington Park and Recreation Commission
Public Funds
Korea
Jean
Donald S. III
John
Peter
Anne Simpson
Randolph
Jane Gardner
Lee Kendall
Oil nations set unified price rise for crude oil
In Vienna 13 OPEC members agreed to raise the crude price by 7.4 percent starting Jan 1 1975 to 10.46 per barrel under a unified pricing system. Present posted price is 11.65, actual price about 9.74. They also planned a strategy session in Algiers Jan 8 on a three way summit proposal by France for producers consumers and developing nations.
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UPI
Iran
Jamshid Amouzegar
Amouzegar
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
OPEC
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Algeria
Ecuador
Gabon
Indonesia
Iraq
Kuwait
Libya
Nigeria
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Algiers
Valentin Hernandez-Acosta
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Hernandez-Acosta
France
Senate
House
Labor Department
Department
U.S
Zurich
London
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
New York City
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Auto crisis spurs calls for relief from Michigan executives
Michigan auto industry leaders from Ford, GM, Chrysler and UAW urged President Ford to act to revive car sales as layoffs spread across textiles, autos, paper and other sectors. Gov Milliken signaled consideration of tax cuts for stimulus while Congress moved to expand unemployment benefits. Inflation, currency shifts, and oil price reforms also feature in the broad economic picture.
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Michigan
Roy Ash
Senate
White House
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
Lee Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
UAW
William G. Milliken
Milliken
Ron Nelsen
Congress
Cheney to appeal vote recount rulings in Supreme Court
In Montpelier UPI attorney general candidate Kimberly Cheney plans to challenge in the Vermont Supreme Court the three Superior Court judges rulings on contested ballots from the statewide recount. The contest concerns straight party designation ballots that voters used alongside votes for individual candidates. Official results due next week.
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William Hill
Monkton
Chittenden County
Ernest Gibson III
Washington
Orange
Franklin Billings
Windsor County
Cheney
Arab princes Lose $1 Million In Las Vegas Gambling Spree
Three wealthy Saudi princes reportedly lost about $1 million over a weekend at MGM Grand and other venues in Las Vegas. Casino staff note bets of $20,000 plus on roulette, craps, blackjack, and baccarat, with tips including $50 per maid and $200 to a photographer. One visitor allegedly gambled a million in a single night and won $200,000 at times.
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Nev
UPI
Morrie Jaeger
Mgm Grand Hotel
Jaeger
Metro Club
Richardson expected to join Ford administration post
Former Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson is expected to join the Ford administration, per reliable Boston Globe sources. A Richardson aide would not confirm the report, saying he cannot comment. The Globe noted the White House likely to announce next week, with the role not in the Cabinet or newly created staff.
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Ford
Boston Globe
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Globe
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Dick Mastrangelo
United Press International
Elliot
Mastrangelo
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Archibald Cox
the Globe
Inside Boston schools on race and unrest page 2
A clipping notes ongoing racial tensions in Boston area schools with continued coverage of incidents and community responses. The piece emphasizes rising concerns, calls for reforms, and the impact on students and teachers amid a fraught city climate.
Vermont Bicentennial Transport Plan Faces Time and Money Worries
Robert Burley of Robert Burley Associates outlined a feasibility study for a Vermont bicentennial transportation system. The plan envisions steam train lines linking to a Lake Champlain sidewheel steamer, aimed at tourism and regional rail upgrades, with operation hoped by 1976 but requiring immediate funding and likely long-term viability beyond 1977.
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Woodstock
Robert Burley
Robert Burley Associates
Waitsfield
Vermont
State Bicentennial Commission
Federal Department of Transportation
State Highway Department
WAPDA
Lake Champlain
Burlington
Whitehall
N.Y
Burley
Barton-Achman Associates
Chicago
Ill
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