Britain Faces Potential Total Industrial Collapse Amid Strike Deadlock
London reports a deadlock in pay disputes over coal miners and engineers threatening near total industrial paralysis. Prime Minister Heath rejects Labour’s compromise as mining leaders warn of further stoppages. lights dim in Parliament as calls for new overtime limits and rail disruptions loom.
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Staterton Railway Board
Rickanl Marsh
Union Judelant
Ray Puckston
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Snow, sleet to hit area as storm wanes
Weather officials warn more snow and sleet will move through the region after a heavy storm dumped inches yesterday. Gusty winds, freezing rain and slippery streets prompted widespread travel delays and several minor injuries across bridges and highways.
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Sikorsky Memorial
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Kissinger Heads to Middle East for Talks on Suez
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a mid eastern trip to Egypt and Israel to discuss proposals for a cease fire and force separation near the Suez Canal. The trip, announced from San Clemente, marks his first Middle East visit since the October war as Egyptian and Israeli negotiators meet in Gentya for high level talks.
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Henry A. Kissingrr
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Israel
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San Clemente
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State Department
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Price increases for tires approved effective January 15
Washington AP reports the government approved tire price boosts set to start January 15, with average increases around 40 cents per unit. Public hearings are planned for January 22 to discuss further manufacturer price proposals.
Weather and price increase notices muddled by OCR errors
Partly sunny in Bridgeport and nearby areas with a chance of snow tonight and rising temperatures tomorrow. A delayed forecast indicates high near 24 today and lower temperatures tonight. Article garbles a report on price increases by tire makers, mentioning Armstrong Rubber Cay Gogper Dunlop Firestone General Tire Goodyear and Uniroyal with proposed changes potentially raising prices and affecting several products.
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Eight Nations Invited to U S Energy Talks
Washington reports eight oil using nations were invited to join U S talks on a global energy framework. The White House said the conference aims to address energy problems and cooperation, with Japan Canada Italy France Germany the Netherlands Norway and others receiving invitations. Responding officials in Japan Canada and Britain voiced cautious interest.
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U S Plans to Hold Price On Domestic Crude Oil
Washington reports Nixon administration plans to cap the price of domestic crude to stabilize gasoline and heating oil costs. CIA and Energy officials say the move may prevent price spikes if oil producers raise rates, with potential spring stabilization efforts and rationing options discussed.
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Stocks Dive On How to Pay for Oil
New York stocks plunged as fears of higher energy costs and oil-supplier limits rattled markets. Dow Jones slipped below 16 points, the broad NYSE index dropped sharply, and many blue chips, including oil majors, posted sizable losses amid concerns global economies could stall. Analysts warned elevated oil prices and currency shifts could curb profits for major U.S. firms as investors ponder recessions and inflation.
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Larry ‘Waeltel
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Bread at $1 a loaf stirs export price talk
Washington officials and the American Bakers Association clashed over potential bread price hikes as wheat costs and export controls spark debate. Bakers warned prices could reach one dollar per loaf if grain shortages persist, while officials doubted such a spike and stressed domestic needs.
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400% Boost To Hold Til Next April 1
Geneva AP reporting major oil nations have held prices at 400 percent through the test year and pledged to keep the line until April 1. Industrial countries must curb inflation and oil profits if prices are not to rise further, Jamshid Amouzegar says at OPEC meeting. He notes talks were hard, and a development bank is to be sped up to help economies pay rising fuel bills while consumer nations exchange views as common interest. Saudi revenues are seen rising from 7 to 20 billion as crude prices surge.
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Beirut
al Sayyad
Beralan Gulf
Mr Education Fete Set Feb 14 in Bridgeport
A puffer reception honoring Francis King retiring from the Bridgeport Board of Education, organized by the Bridgeport IPTA council and Bridgeport Education Association. The Feb 14 event begins at 6:00 p.m. at St. Phelipe’s church hall Beech Street. PTA president Pat Mendler and BRA president Ralph Trapadio speak.
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Oil imports show upturn against two month trend
Washington AP report notes oil imports rose slightly breaking a two month decline while remaining below year ago levels for gasoline and jet fuel. Industry data show refineries using about 40 percent of capacity on refining dowerheads, with no clear signal that the upturn will reverse the overall trend.
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