Nixon faces pressure as governors seek clear Watergate stance
Governors from multiple states met with President Nixon to press for a credible defense of his handling of Watergate. They urged fuller testimony and emphasized public confidence, while Nixon defended his health and mental control and signaled ongoing concerns about the tapes.
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Signage on Capitol meeting amid energy crisis era
Readable fragments show discussions on national energy shortage plans, wartime allocations, and political maneuvering as leaders including Nixon and Meskill address fuel controls, public sentiment, and possible contingency steps. References include Love, Killian, and B Marlon along with statements on unemployment, wartime measures, and energy policy.
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Efficiency cited in plea from truckers in Hartford article
Connecticut trucking industry spokesmen decry a mandatory 30 mph speed limit, arguing it raises fuel use and delivery delays and increases costs. They contend diesel engines win on efficiency at higher speeds while some experts say reduced wind resistance could offset fuel burn. Drivers face longer trips and layovers to meet schedules.
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Transportantt Burns Proposes Nighttime Highway Light Cuts
Joseph B Burns said the department weighs turning off lights on aging highway sections to ease traffic and save energy. Amerada Hess Co agreed to attend a State DEP hearing on supplying high sulfur fuel oil for Northeast Utilities generators this winter amid fuel supply concerns and a looming cost crisis.
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Driscoll Pushes Profits Tax on Fuel Industries
Hamden reports AFL 20 President John Briscol urges a tax on windfall profits earned by fuel companies. He argues Congress should act to cap profits and prevent price hikes, while opposing measures that would hit consumers hard or burden wage earners. He also calls for cooperation on nationwide measures to curb excessive profits.
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Utilities Meet On Problems in Switch to Coal
Washington reports a meeting of East Coast utilities and federal officials to discuss challenges of shifting to coal. Officials warn of potential fuel shortages and discuss the national energy crisis, with attendees from Northeast service companies and regional power firms.
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Girl Doing Fabulously With Transplanted Liver
New York reports three year old Lisa Cingewainish stunned observers as she sat upright in a wheelchair ten days after receiving a liver transplant at the Mayo? Silas Ketringy Cancer Center. Surgeon Fornier noted the operation among a handful of such transplants worldwide, with the longest prior survival about thirty days. Lisa’s original liver was nonfunctional due to bile duct absence. The donated liver, from a two year old girl who died in Danville, NY, was placed beside Lisa’s and will be managed to prevent rejection. Lisa will take four daily pills and hopes to return home soon to see her sisters and brother.
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Thanksgiving travel dips as airlines trim flights
Amid holiday demand, American Air and other carriers cut back about ten percent of flights to meet the strain. TWA faces a strike by flight attendants with 5300 on duty, while Amtrak and Trailways report heavy advance bookings and near full trains and buses. Reservations rise 40 percent in Chicago area, and lines report crowded lines and limited seats as Thanksgiving travel peaks.
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Fire in Dante's restaurant kitchen damages reported
Firefighters responded to a blaze at Dante's restaurant 920 Madison Avenue yesterday at 1 00 pm. The kitchen broiler fire caused limited damage and the chief ordered a follow up, with no injuries.
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Social Services funds boost per cent pay increases proposed
The plan would raise average monthly payments for a retired individual from 107 to 186, and for a couple from 277 to 310 or more. Individual maximums rise from 84 to 3.80, with a one per cent increase effective next year. Tax figures show a two worker maximum rising from 621.80 to 772.20 annually.
Realty Group Names Woman As President
Duris Rosece Moron and Huntington gal suite agent were elected president of the Greater Bridgeport Board, becoming the first woman to lead the board in its history. Mrs. Roscoe will succeed John N. Shypson after serving as senior vice president, with Richard Reynolds of Stratford named first vice president. The annual meeting at Hillendale Club on Tre hull also elected William DeHuet and Steward Y. Knowles as officers, along with Monae, Myre, and others in various posts.
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Marriages and Divorces in West Germany in 1972
In 1972 West Germany saw about 444 marriages end in divorce, with most cases settled out of court amid disagreements over grounds. The Ministry of Justice reports the tally as part of ongoing family law trends in postwar Germany.
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Jewish Leaders Debate Ceasefire Impact on Middle East
Jewish leaders in the United States discussed the ceasefire's effectiveness and its potential for enduring peace between Israel and Arab states. They weighed U.S. and Russian roles, Arab oil pressures, and future energy options while stressing the need to protect Israel's security and prisoner repatriation.
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