Energy crisis notes spark wage cuts and Sunday gas limits
An Associated Press survey finds gas stations raising prices on Sundays and some operators cutting cash receipts by up to ten percent. Officials urge voluntary wage reductions for drivers, while Berkshire and Pats in Berkshire Hills Conference discuss Sunday closures to aid ski tourism. MIT energy task force to report next week.
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Experts Urge Gas Rationing Amid Energy Crisis
New York AP reports energy experts urged gasoline rationing if Arab oil embargo endures. Center for Strategic and International Studies panel warned domestic energy self sufficiency by 1958 is unlikely. many expect shortages 20 to 30 percent by spring.
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Gas Stations May Stay Open For Repairs
Washington AP reports stations on interstate highways may stay open till Sunday for emergency services diesel fuel sales permitted and repairs allowed while others seek flexibility for emergency situations. Nixon press briefing notes exemptions claimed by aides amid plots coverage.
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Weicker Opposes Delays At Yale Buckley Debate
U.S. Senator Lowell P. Weicker voiced opposition to delaying the Watergate hearings as he debated with William F. Buckley at Yale University. Weicker urged continuing the inquiry without postponement, stressing credibility and the need to complete the investigation. Buckley defended fairness and rejected prejudging anyone, noting the debate aired on CBS on December 4.
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Energy conservation plan tied to New England fuel fears
Senator Conte warned that Nixon energy plans could leave New England consumers exposed to shortages. He urged immediate gasoline rationing and vigorous measures to protect industry and agriculture to avert further declines. A Conte aide cited a possible 20 percent shortfall based on DOE estimates.
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Nixon private tax returns talk sparks Watergate probe
Senator Gale W. McGee reports a private meeting where Nixon discussed tax return disclosures. Nixon told four Democratic and two Republican senators that public figures could be embarrassed by charitable deductions and that he sought to restore public trust while avoiding publicizing presidential papers.
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Canada Plans To Ration Fuel In Coming Winter Strike
Canada will impose mandatory fuel rationing at wholesale levels next year to counter oil shortages. Energy Minister Tonald Macdonald cited an expected 20 percent supply reduction, with Eastern provinces most affected. Voluntary conservation steps include lower home cooling, reduced travel, and staged temperature cuts to curb demand while a new energy allocation board sets priorities and can authorize emergency rationing.
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Woman to Conduct New Haven Chorale Premiere
New Haven Chorale presents the world premiere of The Christmas Maus by Shorts Aublan at Wooley hall at 8:30 p m. Commissioned by Gustav Meier the work features a large chorus and soloists Binke Stern Jum Anderson and Joy Zornip. The conductor is the composer with Respighi's Lauda Per La Ma. Tickets available by mail from PG Box 1853 New Haven 08507.
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Four Men Escape After Robbing Service Station
Four men robbed a service station attendant at Stratford avenue and Kossuth street and escaped in an auto with an undetermined amount of cash. The attendant Stephen Bios described the robbers as in their 20s and Black, with at least four passengers fleeing the scene. Detectives pursued but details of the vehicle and suspects remain unclear.
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Three Men Nabbed for Scrap Yard Metal Theft
Three men aged 28 to 33 were arrested after allegedly stealing shredded copper from Jaenh Brothers Scrap yard in Seaview adventia. Officers Bennett and Crespo pursued the vehicle to Sherman Street and recovered a one gallon drum of copper in the car’s trunk. Detectives Gillespie and Canavan said the car was towed to the police garage for further checks as investigators probe additional stolen metal and possible wider thefts.
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Motorist Shot Dead At Busy Intersection
A motorist was shot dead at a busy intersection in the town called Ardaynn district. Police said a vehicle fled the scene, crashed into a parked car, and no one else was hurt. The fatal shooting marks the sectarian violence in the region's four years of unrest.
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Oil Heat Ration Rules Aim to Cut Home Use
Regulators plan to base home heating oil deliveries on certified need and adjust allowed quantities by temperature targets. The rules, subject to grace periods, would allocate 30 to 310 percent of prior needs for various customers, with full implementation next November pending compliance.
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Terminal Plan Faces Challenge From Woman Leader of OWN
A neighborhood consortium in the West End objects to Williamson Trucking as the developer for five access points in the West Blue 2 Redevelopment area. Sheldan Yelehimin, director of the Redevelopment Agency, is asked for a meeting and information as Joe Kelly of ABCD West Find Neighborhand criticized the agency's recent partial approval. Mrs. Martinex asserts that the park, commercial facility, and Gary Crooks memorial center lose meaning if surrounded by factories and trucking firms.
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Man 72 Robbed After Being Hit On Carroll Avenue
A man aged 72 was walking on Carroll avenue when three four suspects approached in a vehicle. Two suspects exited, knocked him to the ground, and stole $3 from his pocket. The incident was reported yesterday near his home and remains under investigation.
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Woman's Purse Stolen in Barnum Area Robbery
Ruth Stratford reported a purse theft to police near Bishop Avenue. Detective John Formichelli quoted her that she stepped from a parked car and an attacker snatched her bag, taking $4 and personal belongings.
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Meskill briefed mayors on wartime preparedness plans
Hartford Governor Thomas J. Meskill urged Connecticut mayors and lawmakers to prepare for a wartime energy crisis. He called for fuel conservation, reserve fuel oil, community shelters with Red Cross and National Guard help, and mandatory fuel allocations. He also announced billboard lights and store signs would be dimmed or turned off to save energy.
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Teichman Seeks Parley to Clear West Side Misunderstanding
Sheldon Teichman director of the Redevelopment agency plans a meeting with West End Community representatives to settle a misunderstanding over proposed development in West Side 2. The scene centers on Williamson Trucking of Stamford as a tentative developer for parcels 9A 10A-3 and 1B2 five acres with a trucking terminal facing Hancock Avenue and traffic plans to avoid other areas. Community concerns include truck traffic near a community center and potential pollution congestion and access. Teichman will present preliminary designs and request a list of tenants plans and meeting minutes as part of the preparation for a formal clarification session.
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Two Supervisory Posts Filled in Fairfield School System
The Fairfield Board of Education announced appointments to two supervisory roles. Stephen A. Toth of Trumbull Public School System was named administrative housemaster at Hignts Horse Roger Ludleweight School, succeeding Ralph M. Burke as director of Continuing Education and Assessment. Ann M. Black, Fairfield faculty member, becomes department chairman for Pupil Services, replacing J. Harry Creig. Black previously taught at Nat Han Hale, Jennings and Dwight Elementary schools and has held roles in guidance and school psychology.
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Arab Leaders Seek Secret Oil Squeeze Strategy
Arab leaders open a postwar summit in Algiers with a minutes silence for October war dead and hold three days of closed talks by foreign ministers on a coordinated oil cutback to pressure industrialized nations. Boumedienne pledges continued support for Palestine as Qatar's Amir predicts deeper production cuts if planned reductions are maintained.
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Prices skid on the Amex and OTC markets amid rate rise
New York AP reports energy sector weakness and a higher prime rate as First National Bank of Chicago raises its prime to 1 percent. Amex declines push the index to 93.87 with 1,220 issues traded and 3.98 million shares. NASDAQ falls 3.17 points as volume surges. several major names swing on mixed results.
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Discipline Continued From Page One Criticized Findings
Administrative probes fault middle school discipline in a November 1 release. The article details ongoing scrutiny of school actions and responses by district officials and committee members.
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Students suspended after Harding High disturbance
Police were called to Harding high school yesterday morning after a disturbance. Principal Robert Shapiro and patrolman James Hanley and Joseph Kravis handled the incident. A girl was struck on the head with a shoe, suffering lacerations. Several students were suspended and parents notified as police remained on scene until authorities referred the case to the Youth Bureau.
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