Heating Oil Council eyeing diesel price overcharge claims
Heating Oil officials said truck stop operators may be overcharging for diesel fuel and warned of a potential energy shortage. The council discussed several price change scenarios and compared White House forecasts, noting estimates ranged from 1.1 to 3.5 million barrels daily, with comments from Charles Owens as a leading figure.
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Nation faces energy crisis tied crime and daylight saving debate
Law Enforcement Assistance brass warns falcon could boost street crime and consumer fraud amid energy crisis as brownouts threaten street lighting. Senate House conferees meet to push year round daylight time while Nixon faces truckers protests and price probes.
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Resignation call amid Stratford Board clash detail
Stratford educators union leader Ralph Bigletti urged John Ryan to resign from the Stratford Board of Education, accusing him of politicizing education and lacking leadership. Ryan, a Republican, sought an official probe of his own qualifications after taking office last month, while Bigletti distributed letters alleging Ryan sought Democratic support for a future superintendent post.
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National energy plan urges new research program and synthetic fuels
Dr Ray calls for a national energy ER&D administration by 1974 and a fiscal 1975 Synthetic Fuels Pioneer Program to build coal to fuels plants with private investment via loans or price guarantees, arguing for coordinated national commitment to energy self-sufficiency.
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Israeli officer warns despite war avoid
A senior Israeli officer said talks stall and both sides prepare for the worst while Israel vows not to start a new war. Forces are at alert, ready to face Egypt Syria and Jordan if needed as violence rises with bus and grenade attacks injuring civilians. Ceasefire holds despite increased shelling in the Ismailia and Suez area.
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