Getty Freed After Five Months in Kidnapping
Paul Getty was released near Lagonegro Italy after five months in captivity. He was found shivering in rain and told police he wanted to go home. His ear had been severed during the ordeal and ransom negotiations had succeeded.
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Nixon summons energy experts for conference
President Nixon called off his medical checkup to convene a White House meeting with energy chief William Simon and deputy John Sawhill to discuss fuel shortages and conservation options including prospective gasoline rationing. The head-to-toe exam at Bethesda Naval Medical Center was postponed to next week.
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Israeli Aid Bill Cuts Hit 26 Billion Aid Package
Senate committee trimmed foreign aid for Israel by about 350 million and reduced militor aid by 200 million and postwar reconstruction funds by 100 million citing war not ended. Emergency Israel funds total 22 billion with 300 million for military credit sales and 85 million for economic refugee aid.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sets Tuesday Meeting on Bill
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee schedules a Tuesday meeting to act on a bill. Details on the bill’s provisions and the committee vote are expected during the session.
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Frosty Texas Weekend Forecast Report
Clear to partly cloudy skies and cold temperatures document a Frosty weekend across Texas. Overnight readings fall into the 40s and 50s in the south with lows near 20 on the Panhandle while McAllen tops daily highs at 88 degrees over the last two days.
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Legislature Calls to Limit Speed in Texas
AUSTIN UPI lawmakers convene to reduce Texas highway speed limits to 55 mph citing possible loss of federal highway funds. Gov Dolph Briscoe intends to end the session quickly and may call another special session if broader energy crisis actions are needed.
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Arab oil crisis disrupts Copenhagen summit demands pact
Arab foreign ministers crashed the Common Market summit in Copenhagen and pressed Europe to act on oil supplies. They urged broad Europe Arab concertation and possible oil production cuts talks, while the summit faced tensions over Israel and regional policies.
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Fannin County Hospital Admissions Update
Fannin County Hospital reports patient admissions and ongoing care as of the latest tally. Details on specific cases are not disclosed in the available text.
Hospital Patient List As Of Midnight December 14 1973
The report lists patients in Bonham Honey Grove and surrounding towns as of midnight on December 14 1973. Names include Ernest J Brown Arthur Brown Linds Mason Hones Grove Helen Jackson Telephone Kne Webb Leone White Dodd City Ines Pate Windom Charles Kik Margaret Nowak Alle Mae Jones Lizzie South Fred Motorstiss Leonard Lela Leeser Randolph Mae Berry Cecil Patton Donne Rentro keetor Grace Dooley Chas Harveys Ivanhoe Mane Isaacs Neta Robinson Henry Sharp Lillie Mcdowell Georgia Mo Ross Martha Lee Richard Blackerby S J Crumpacker Gertrude Whitlock Lillie Mcdowell.
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Margaret Nowak
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Mae Jones
Lizzie South Bonham
Fred Motorstiss
Leonard Lela Leeser
Randolph Mae Berry
Cecil Patton
Donne Rentro Keetor
Grace Dooley
Chas Harveys
Ivanhoe Mane Isaacs Sherman
Neta Robinson
Henry Sharp
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Park In Protest Hits Nationwide Truckers Shutdown
Independent drivers attempted a nationwide park in to protest low speed limits and high fuel prices. In Ohio incidents surged past 85 before 2 am but calm returned. few injuries, three arrests in Pennsylvania and Glasgow, Del, for gun and assault charges.
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Aluminum for pennies okayed by Senate
The Senate passed a bill allowing the Treason Department to mint pennies from aluminum instead of copper. It authorizes the Treasury secretary to switch to aluminum whenever the copper value exceeds the penny’s face value, with details on timing and composition to be determined.
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