New England Faces Fuel Crisis From No 6 Oil Shortage
The region grapples with a residual oil crunch as U S production declines and imports rise, widening gaps in supply for cities like Boston and Norwood. Utilities and schools face contract limits, higher prices, and the threat of switching to No 2 oil amid tanker shortages and rising costs. Massachusetts bears the brunt with heavy reliance on residual fuel and warned economic damage to industry and households.
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U.S
New England
Syria
Arthur D. Little
Washington
George A. Lincoln
OEP
Joseph Dalben
Lincoln
Gulf Oil
Boston
Boston Housing Authority
Daniel J. Finn
BHA
Ray Angers
Sharon
Mass
Angers
John McAuliffe
Norwood
New Bedford
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
John Griffin
Metropolitan Oil Co
Union Oil Co
Metropolitan
Gil Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
Boston Harbor
State Department of Commerce and Development
Caribbean
Sargent
Heaviest Cambodian rice-bowl assault yields 42 dead
In Cambodia's Samrong region, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces launched their heaviest attack in seven months. Cambodian troops repelled the assault, killing 42 attackers and capturing three Communist soldiers along with weapons and supplies. U S. reports noted no American fatalities that Sunday, while three helicopter crewmen were missing presumed due to hostile fire.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Cambodia
Samrong
U. S
Saigon
Vietnam
Vermont Yankee plant may face delays and power shortfall
Velco officials warn that Vermont and New England could see a severe power shortage next fall if the Vernon nuclear plant fails to come online as scheduled. Velco Vice President Byron McCoy cautions a 25 percent shortfall without timely operation and environmental hearings proceed.
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Vermont
Goldberg calls for prohibition of political ads on TV radio
Arthur J. Goldberg urged Sunday that political candidate ads be outlawed on television and radio. He proposed networks offer free time to candidates while criticizing Governor Rockefeller's heavy use of spots as he seeks a fourth term in New York.
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New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Berkshire Sheriff Leads Youth Police Seminar in Williamstown
In Williamstown Berkshire County Sheriff John D Court ney Jr conducts a Monday seminar at Buxton School to foster better relations between youths and law enforcement. The discussion covers police work politics minority relations and civilian complaints. Courtney, a former Pittsfield police chief and Massachusetts state trooper, holds a political science degree from Williams College.
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Williamstown
Berkshire County
John D. Courtney Jr
Pittsfield
Buxton
Courtney
Massachusetts
Williams College
Dormitory Visitation Rules Relaxed at Williamstown College
Williamstown College ends male and female visitor hours in dormitories. Parietal rules now require students to act maturely and responsibly at all times, with access governed by individual conduct across dwelling units.
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Williamstown
Williamstown College
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