Texaco reveals winter fuel stock plans and production cuts
Texaco explains its 1973 74 fuel outlook citing expanded inventories to cover winter shortages. It says imports and production boosts aim to reach a minimum working level by May while U S crude output peaks and Arab embargo curbs foreign supply. Gasoline stocks hold at 23.3 million barrels with lower distillates and heavy fuel oil compared to last year. North Carolina tops the nation in several textile and tobacco products.
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U.S
Texaco
United States
Trivaca
Rata
Tel Rael
Kissinger outlines a global energy framework plan
Kissinger warns a narrow unilateral energy policy would hurt world economies and urges a series of staged meetings to craft a global energy management framework. He expects the US to achieve self sufficiency and possibly an energy surplus within 10 to 15 years, then share with others. Energy chief Simon lists five domestic priorities and audits refinery price records amid debate over emergency measures.
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Kissinger
United States
White House
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Israel
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Nixon
William F. Sirmon
Federal Energy Office
Simon
Energy Office
Intenal Revenue Service
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Congress
City Aides Propose Multiracial Public Committee
Aldermen urge a cross sectional panel including the public, professions, press, politicians, business, clergy and labor to oversee jai alai promoter meetings. Language barriers and housing proximity cited as barriers to attendance, with doubts on how the body would be formed.
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Shy Hall
Tourism Industry Faces Changes Amid Energy Shortage
Ford argues tourism is a $60 billion yearly sector employing about 1.5 million people and must not shrink. Federal officials weigh whether travel remains essential during fuel rationing, with calls to limit speeds, curb long-distance trips, and raise air fares. James Watt urges a “stay close to home” approach to conserve energy while tourism endures.
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William D. Twohey
Liscover America Travel Organizations
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
James G. Watt
The
Aureay of Ouidger Recrection
ABCD Group to Meet McKinney on Saturday
Officials of Action for Bridgeport Community Development will meet Saturday at 2:11 am with Congressman Stewart B. McKinney in his Fairfield offices to discuss current legislation on the US Office of Economic Opportunity and to seek the contification of O10. ABCD and its programs will be reviewed, with Mr Nsble speaking as president of the Connecticut Association for Community Action.
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Stewart B. McKinney
Mnd
Fairfield
ABC
Charles B. Tisdale
Nsble
Connéctiscut Association For Community
Arlion
Compxniee
Agencite
Humane Unit Puts Off Organizing Session
An organizational meeting of the Board of Humane Affairs was postponed due to bad weather. A new meeting date will be announced.
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Humane Unit
Board of Humane Affairs
Kissinger aims at disengagement plan amid Egypt Israel talks
Negotiations on Suez disengagement continue with Kissinger seeking to balance Egyptian demands for full withdrawal from Arab land and Israeli reservations. Israeli officials report iterative talks with Sadat in Geneva and Washington, while Waldheim cites a hopeful path to a military disengagement accord within weeks.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
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Defense
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Soviet Union
Geneva
Israel
Toreign
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Fhan
Hit
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Dayan
Kan
Hat Dayan
United States
Washington
United Nalions
New York
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Rigard
Steel Union demands wage increases and job protections
The Steel Industry Bargaining Conference announced a substantial wage rise reflecting productivity gains and living costs. A key demand is reemployment for temporarily laid off workers during plant shutdowns due to energy shortages or pollution. Contracts run until August, with bargaining starting four months earlier this year because of a no strike pledge.
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Tullyny
Aves
Union Demands Higher Raises Beyond Government Guideline
The union will seek annual pay increases exceeding 12 percent if inflation persists, aiming for more than 1L yearly, and pushes for cost of living adjustments. Abel labels the government 5.5 percent wage guideline as unrealistic and insufficient to cover rising costs.
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Abel
Monroe youth nabbed after dog sniffed suitcase
Windsor Locks Connecticut police arrested a Monroe man, Donald Girgasky of Pep Weridge Road, after a narcotic filled suitcase was flagged at Bradley International Airport. Two pounds of marijuana were found. He was held on $1,000 bond for possession with intent to sell.
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Bradley International
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