Energy Crisis Prompts Rationing and Transit Push
In a national address the urgency of belt tightening and energy conservation is stressed as the immediate fix. Proposals include rationing gasoline, limiting car use, and Sunday sales bans to save barrels daily. Transit subsidies and mass transit incentives are urged to reduce fuel demand while researchers push a long term energy program and refinery controls.
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Simon
Andy
New York City
Maninar
Santivai
Loagh
North Western Railways
Gatruns
Tnyn Chicago
Suturda Oil
Philip A. Dart
Mich
Guy Emment
Seven Petroleum
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Hubert EL. Humphrey
Herness
Fedecal
Les Aspin
Wis
National
Petro| Jeam Council
Ex Ulster cop found slain near Irish border
A former Royal Ulster Constabulary intelligence detective Wyatt Johnson was abducted Thursday by the Irish Republican Army and found dead near the Irish border Saturday. The incident follows renewed bloodshed in Northern Ireland with gunfire on a bridge at Clady and no reported civilian casualties.
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READY
Northern Ireland
Special Unit
Acre
Wyatt Johnson
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Irish Republic Army
Barden
Clady
North Ail South
Heir Bridge
New Hartford Lab Expands Immunology Testing Capacity
Hartford AP reports Florida Francis Hospital opens a large immunology lab in Hartford to run many tests for lupus hepatitis emphysema and thyroid disorders. The facility aims to process up to 900 tests weekly and expects demand to rise as ridership and transit use increases.
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Maria Mirenda
Berkshire Avenue
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Connecticut
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Arteriea
Irelman Tod Meekins
Busy Week for Congress Focus Is on Energy Bill
Congress moves toward an emergency energy bill with funding for public works and job programs. Negotiations between House and Senate aim to finalize a wide energy measure while power shifts and confirmations await votes.
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Archibald Cox
House
Senate
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Miler Flanpower
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Boster
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Eiliot L. Richardson
Nixon
State Doctors Buck AMA on U S Health Care Law
Hartford AP report summarizes doctors from Connecticut disputing federal health care reform. SMS members defend the act as quality care and resource efficiency, noting protections for Medicare and Medicaid patients while reviewing medical standards and practice pathways across hospitals and nursing facilities.
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Connecticut
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SMS
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David M. Meath
Woman fatally injured in New York state crash emphasizes chaos
State Trooper James Jacob said a Greenwich employed man served as a stand manager at Woolworth when his car veered and crashed after driving at a slight speed. Firefighters extinguished the wreck but the passenger Thomas Forklin, 82, died at Yale New Haven Hospital. Several others were injured and taken to Putnam community hospital in critical or satisfactory condition. The Fatmore car failed to signal and was struck broadside by the Panner car. intoxication was alleged in the Fatmore case. Additional fatalities included Robert E. Warren, Patricia M. Rosado, and Joseph Cones. Detectives charged Willy J. Burton with office-related crimes. The crash occurred near Turkill overpass as vehicles neared 6:30 p.m. on Saturday.
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James Jacob
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Panner
de Patmore
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Liquor Control Case Charges Filed Against Man
Police arrested a Trumbull Avenue resident at address on suspected violation of state liquor control laws. Richard H. Lee of 05 Transop ing faced charges for attempting to sell alcohol. Bail set at 50 dollars and pending appearance in circuit court.
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Kissinger Tours Middle East Amid Israel Egypt Talks
Kissinger met Israeli leaders including Maj Gen Aharon Yariv and Israeli negotiator, as talks on separate Egyptian and Israeli forces near the Suez front continue. Protests in Beirut and at Lod airport accompanied the visit. Israel warns Geneva talks may be affected by Syria issues. Kissinger to visit Madrid and Paris for Vietnam talks after Israel stay.
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Aharon Yariv
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Golan Heights
Syria
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Middle East
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Beirut
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Jalsa
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Eye Interchange Deck For Commuter Parking
Hartford AP The state Department of Transportation backs an unused stack interchange over I 34 in Farmington for a commuter parking lot and transportation center. The 60 page Greater Hartford study notes the interchange was built in 1966 to connect interstates but has not been used since changes in plans. The DOT says the site could serve as a sub regional transportation center to ease congestion and support a long range transit system in Connecticut.
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Greater Hartford
DOT
Toho
Connecticut
CBS Laboratories Names Donnelly Vice-President
CBS Laboratories names Donnelly vice president and controller, adding duties in acquisition and contract administration. Donnelly joined CBS Laboratories in 1968 as director of contract administration and has served as controller since 1970. He previously worked at Perkin Elmer in Norwalk and held roles at Control Data and United Airlines.
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Vilar F. Dottally
CBS Aboratories
Caumbra Broadcasting
Ren Rle H. MicMaon Jr
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Donnelly
CAS Laboratories
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Perkin Elmer Corporation
Norwalk
Control ,Data
United Airlines
Seton All University
George Washington University
Pace University
New York
New Fairfield
Apvents
Candlewood Tste
Henry
United Seales Navy
Orordedd Ty
Ormer
Agnes Donnelly
Connecticut graduates earn summa cum laude in education lineup
Bridgeport and surrounding towns report numerous graduates from multiple colleges achieving high honors. Names include George Anthony Hogino, Sandra Caparelli, Joseph Evamo, John Florey, Andrew Fonda Legai, Linda Lombardi, Frida Mixon, Jerry Naty, Peter Pizzarello, Patricia Rosenberg, Ursula Schoenfeld, Joseph Zalewski, Edward Wheeler, Isabel Lemier Curtis, Allison Degger, Kathleen Muzyka, Daniel Stevens, Denise Donaldson, Mary Ellen Donaldson, Paul Frnclig Erlacher, Micheal Kedchar, and Robyn Kael among others.
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Andrew Fonda Legai
Liveingston Place
Linda Maria Lombardi
Wickcliffe Circle
Frida D. Mixon
Tristan Avenue
Jerry G. Naty
Frenchtown
Bridgeport
Peter J. Pizzarello
Moaran Street
Patricia Rosenberg
North Avenue
Ursula Schoenfeld
Atlantic Street
Joseph Zalewski
Southport
Isabel Lemier Curtis
Westway
Allison Degger
Port Wood Drive
Ststiot College
Strtford
Kathleen A. Muzyka
Horace Street
Daniel J. Stevens
Huntington
Enginnering
Milford
Denise R
Donaldson
Mary Ellen Drive
Paul Frm Cig Erlacher
Ridgewood Drive
Micheel Edwent Kachchar
Housatonic Avenue
Robyn J. Kael
Den
Clarke Hill Road
East Side Man Shot in Abdomen Suspect Nabbed
An East Side man was shot in the abdomen near State and Main streets while walking early Sunday. Trayman Holland, 35, of 43 Carroll Avenue, was later taken to Park City Hospital with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. He faces additional charges for carrying a weapon without a permit and is held on bail. Detectives continue to investigate the motive and circumstances of the shooting.
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Trayman Holland
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Garald Gillaspie
Thomas Canayen
Garrison Loses New Orleans Primary Amid Tight Race
In New Orleans a tight primary produced a narrow edge for challenger Harry Connick over incumbent district attorney Garrison as results from precincts and a computerized campaign effort suggested a close official tally. Connick claimed a lead near 185 votes, while Garrison fought a strong political comeback despite past bribery investigations and a Kennedy assassination probe. The winner faces Republican William Mora and independent Eddie Sapir in March.
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Sure Day Times
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Brezhnev urges broader initiative in Soviet economy
Soviet leader Brezhnev calls for more worker and manager initiative to raise living standards and expand common wealth. He faults inertia and parochial thinking, pushes creativity and productivity, and criticizes waste and rigid management as Pravda outlines a year end economy review. He highlights agriculture with a record grain harvest and notes 220 to 722 million tons debate.
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Leonid Brezhss
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Nikolai Balbakov
Explorer 51 Up On Study Mission
NASA reports Explorer 51 is launched from Vandenberg to study the thermosphere from 73 to 120 miles up. The craft, designed to withstand atmospheric friction, aims to complete the first thorough investigation after earlier probes burned up. Delta launch constraints caused a Thursday postponement, with Explorer 31 following Saturday night to verify friction resistance.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Levee System Established by 1899 Act
A historic note records that the first levee system at Jackson Mississippi was created by an act of the Common Council on February 28, 1899, marking an early effort to control flood risks in the area.
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Rockefeller Says Impeachment Up to Congress
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, in a televised interview, declined to express a personal view on whether President Nixon should be impeached. He said Congress must decide if Watergate disclosures show Nixon unfit for office, and questioned if Nixon should be disqualified for failing to disclose. Rockefeller, retiring as governor next Tuesday, suggested the issue hinges on Congress’s judgment and responsibility.
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