Israel Egypt Plan Aims at Peace Talks This Year
The five point cease fire plan could lead to Middle East peace talks by year end. It envisions prisoner exchanges, access for Egypt to the Suezc Canal area, and readjustment of the cease fire line per UN resolution. US officials call Washington the trustee of the plan and note possible action within days.
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Israel
Egypt
Associated Press
Middle East
U.S
Henry A. Ayrged
Saudi Arabia
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
East Bank
Suez Canal
Suez
West Bank
Israeli Defense Ministry
Tel Aviv
Washington
United Nations
New York
John A. Scali
Waldheim
Nixon seeks power to ration energy as crisis looms
President Nixon formally asks Congress to fold his emergency energy proposals into pending bills and to grant standby authority to ration fuel and gasoline. He cites the Middle East war and potential winter shortfalls and urges swift action while aiming to craft bipartisan legislation.
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Congress
Washington
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Moore Orders 10 Percent Cut in State Vehicle Fleets
Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr announced a 10 percent reduction in state government vehicle fleets to save funds. He hinted at possible mileage and speed limit cuts and noted a forthcoming energy conservation plan for state facilities. Finance Commissioner Pearson was in Washington consulting on energy issues as Moore said a broad program would wait for others actions.
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Charleston
W. Va
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
Ronald Pearson
Washington
Nixon
Holton Issues Executive Order To Combat Virginia Fuel Crisis
Gov Linwood Holton unveiled a comprehensive plan to fight the energy shortage in Virginia warning of possible school and factory closures and cold homes. He urged mandatory governor directives for state operations and voluntary private sector compliance, aiming to cut consumption by 10 percent this winter.
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Richmond
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Holton
Washington
Coal Men Say Hiking Output Will Be Tough
President Nixon urged broader coal use to ease the oil energy squeeze, but industry spokesmen warn relief is slow. They cite capacity limits, manpower shortages, environmental rules, and high costs delaying any surge in coal production beyond a 10 percent gain over six months. Conversion of boilers to coal also faces long lead times.
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Charleston
W. Va
Nixon
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Tom Bethell
United Mine Workers Union
Nixon tapes questioned over quality in Watergate hearing
Rose Mary Woods testified the recordings are so poor that a verbatim transcript is unlikely. She described long late night efforts to transcribe material from tapes made in the President's offices as part of a federal court hearing about unrecorded calls.
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Washington
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Miss Woods
A Tech
Nician
White House
Watergate
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Afl-Cio
Viet Cong claim border clashes and civilian toll
Viet Cong spokesmen said their forces mauled government troops along the Cambodian border and accused Saigon of causing more than 100 civilian deaths in an air strike. They also reported three government battalions out of action and captures of 20 military vehicles and hundreds of weapons near two frontier out posts in Quang Duc Province.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
Joint Military Commission
Quang Duc
URA Receives Proposals for Food Drug and Liquor Stores
The Bluefield Urban Renewal Authority learned Thursday of proposals to place a Burger Chef, a Rite Aid and an ABC liquor store on a lot beside Heck's Department Store on Bluefield Avenue. Proposals have deposits but none accepted. Shoney's bids are being secured for a facility between Diversified Savi Loan and Heck's Store, and the firm has bought the lot. The Goodyear Store at Russell Street and Princeton Avenue may open mid next month with a First National Bank branch planned nearby. Northside site improvements are 9 percent complete, part of a HUD backed multi phase renewal project boosted by a $530,000 grant after earlier cancellation.
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Jim Terry
Bluefield
Ashlin
Shoney's
Bluefield Avenue
Heck's
Goodyear
Russell Street
Princeton Avenue
First National Bank
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Bluefield PHA project delays halt contractor's inspection response
The Bluefield Public Housing Authority may have its request denied to resume contractor Corte Construction Co. at the 142 unit Hills Extension project as a 67 page inspection list of deficiencies remains unaddressed. Ennio Corte says he has not viewed the report and work on listed items has not begun. A meeting among the Authority Corte Ackerman Consultants and others is planned in early next month to review the report and determine costs and necessary repairs to bring the project into compliance.
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Hills
Bluefield
Norrister
Kantor
Fred Blue
Public Housing Authority
Ennio Corte
Corte
Corte Construction Co
C. W. Ackerman Construction Consultants
Authority
Agnew Faces Uncertain Future After Resignation
One month after resigning and pleading no contest to evading 13551 dollars in 1967 taxes Agnew sits with no job or clear income. He faces possible IRS collection actions and potential local disciplinary probes while associates note his calm demeanor and a May dinner with family and friends.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Interal Revenue Service
Judy
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