Nixon Queried On Fuel Crisis
Washington AP prints questions and answers on the energy emergency program announced by President Nixon. Key points cover thermostat reductions, potential gasoline and heating oil rationing, lower speed limits, car pool measures, Daylight Saving Time year-round, lighting curbs, possible surcharges, public transit relief, and likely impacts on prices and fuel shortages. Daily crude and product supplies run about 10 percent below demand with Arab oil cutoffs risking a 17 percent shortfall.
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Gail Dunfey Defeated After Name Choice Campaign
Lowell city council candidate Gail Dunfey, who kept her maiden name after marriage, says name respect fueled hostility from voters. She finished 11th in an 18 candidate field for nine seats, attributing much of her defeat to the controversy. A prior restraining order related to name use affected her council attendance and pay checks.
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