Nixon Energy Plan Draws Mixed Signals Across Party Lines
The article reports mixed reactions to Nixon's energy program from senators Mansfield and Scott, and the American Petroleum Institute, with concerns over employment in service stations and the need to boost domestic supplies. It notes Nixon’s pledge to reduce dependence on foreign oil, his return to the White House, and comments by Treasury Secretary Shultz on stabilizing the economy and energy policy amid rising unemployment and a falling stock market.
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Nixon
Zigon
Middle East
United States
Une
White House
Secratary
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Fle Salé
Shultz
Street
Liecause
Radolf
Sinla
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Saudis pledge hands off policy on U S oil firms
Paris AP report cites Saudi oil minister Yamani saying Saudi Arabia will not retaliate against U S oil firms for supporting actions in the Middle East. He emphasized a distinction between foreign firms and home nations while noting potential influence on Western policy and an eventual need for a fair settlement in Arab lands.
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Israd
Middle East
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Almed Zaki Yannans
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Saudi Arabia
Yanian
Ropea
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Yamani Gaid
Mayatalad
Eueapa
Israel
Abdessalame
Ss. Tagl
Tel Aviv
Yaman
Mumbled remarks on energy and petroleum use confuse policy talk
A garbled report quotes an unidentified official discussing energy strategy and the role of petroleum in easing supply tensions. The speaker stresses avoiding overreliance on oil, directing investments to nonessential uses, and proceeding with a plan that avoids being dominated by external actors.
UAW and Hunt Pierce Begin Talks on Pact
Local 370 of the United Auto Workers and Hunt Pierce Corporation of Milford began negotiations yesterday in Bridgeport. A spokesman said about 120 employees will be affected, with proposals already presented by the company staff. The talks continue with a tentative agenda for January.
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Ania
Car Dealers In Enfield Cut Hours To Save Energy
ENWMEED UNI reports severe energy issues as Enfield car dealers slash hours to conserve power. Michael Miller and Gerald Fentonbord of New Car Dealers of Enfield back the move, while others fear layoffs. Dealers will reduce late shifts and Saturday hours, aiming to save energy though the total savings remain unclear.
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UNI
Infield
Michael Miller
Enfield Chiysley
Firmond
Enfield
Bes
Siyathew Donlorg
Gerald Fentonbord
Miller
Ford Ends Silence On 1976 Presidential Plans
Ford said he has no intention of running for president in 1976, despite comments at a Long Island dinner. He stated he is not a candidate and would not consider a future presidential bid, while a Senate panel reviewed his integrity and philosophy.
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J Ford
Howard W. Cin Nan Dnev
Camiilles
Ford
Claiborne Pell
Rulux Committee
Menbor
Elviacker
Ani Grobtty
Hla
Bullet Raid Hr
Hauppauge
N.Y
Gerald i Ford
Benefit
Seael
Iken
Dubois
Long
Nubus
Wan Dubois’ Ling
Vwasuning
Campaign guidelines used by schools for extra purposes
Daniel Duipgala of the Taxpayers Association of Aridpeport notes the board issued two measures allowing fund raising to cover supplementary supplies and equipment beyond the regular city budget. He stresses that fund raising is not used to replace regular city funds and is always reviewed by city officials.
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Daniel Duipgala
Taxpayers' Association of
Aridpeport
UConn Law students push impeachment drive in DC
A group from the University of Connecticut School of Law, calling itself the Constitutional Impeachment Committee, plans to lobby Washington. Spokesperson says ongoing public pressure must push elected officials to act and that legal briefs will be prepared by students and faculty as the impeachment investigation proceeds.
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Harvford
CAC
Tadents
Iausnbers
House of Representatives
Aricins
Public Health and Safety chairmanship reshuffled in council
The Dinante council announced new chairs for key committees. Erin Pagene remains, with changes appointing Barry Tunes to Public Works and Planning and Mra. Tahel Ww. Gross to Education, Leonard K. Ali to Legislation, and 95 other fellows named across Finance, Public Health and Safety, and Administration.
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Ma Serlin
Richard J. Morrisey
Chirissu
Lobdoti
Estelle Mi MeMasters
William A. Hasteaud
Barbara P. Brestee Kduemion
Elizatethh O'Connell
Vies
Aleph Kavaga
Werukuy
Jo Annd Auéi
John
Hughes
Jonethan Howawn
Leui O'Connor
Stephen J
Turner Trial Stalls Again
In Jacksonville Florida AP reports the Glenn Turner mall fraternal case stalls as defense objects to questioned evidence. Defense attorneys argue against use of allegedly tainted materials while the jury is out of the courtroom. The case names Turner Bailey and seven other defendants as part of alleged schemes across Orlando area associates.
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Lostimoiny
Agbistani
Coortroom
F. Lee Salley
Roatan
Edward M. Garland
Willan J. Ketsely
Almrnoys
Lrade
Turner and Bailey
Tarry B. Atsingon
Wy Leroy Keale
Kan Cl Hunting
Clyde Cy Cobb
GO. Laickman
Malcolm A. Muliari
Hobart Wileer
Orland, Flan
Philosopher Airs Long Church Fight on Jousting Ban
A philosopher at Fairfiaid University argues against medieval jousting bans. He cites the church’s moral stance, centuries of forms and regulations, and papal prohibitions from 1132 to the 14th century, contending that bans failed and only provoked greater disdain for papal authority.
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Langs
Mediawil
Fairfiaid University
Lmuage
Rann
Nora Herstine
Eny
Dubois
Pvew
Lagavid
Baron Condommind
Anelave
Lawyara
Mttiindosinchad Thamanivas
Watergate tapes and testimony spark court showdown
A chaotic court scene centers on White House arguments over executive privilege and the release of Watergate tapes. Judge Sirica weighs security steps as prosecutors press for access while defense seeks orderly hearings and avoidance of premature disclosures.
Leo Lubin Heads I Pythias Lodge
Leo Lubin steers I Pythias Lodge officers after a January meeting. Officers listed include Leon Rich, Howard Mandel, Charles Polack, Benjamin Tepper, Samuel Leichtian, Eliot Lixkav, Harold Coun, George Tre, and Bert Abrams. Election for Minh Pythian district leaders slated January 9 with installation January 14 at Park Avenue meeting hall. Plans for upcoming cystic and fibrosis events slated for February 10 amid preparations for 1974 activities.
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Knight of Pythias
Theie Abanthiy
George Tre
Blebert Abrams
Drrial Scuall
Samuel Leichtian
Eliot Lixkav
Grand Lodge
Ayenun
Police Suspensions Shroud City Office Actions
Cop 1s suspended in new procedure as Patraslivision officials report indefinite removal. Police Captain Thora Migunns confirmed the suspension amid alleged violations and constitutional claims, with the matter set for review by board commissioners tonight. Superintendent Walsh ordered the suspensions under an emergency protocol and directed moving details to a secure briefing.
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George Lawson
Patraslivision
Waa
Thora Migunns
Toseyl A. Walsh
Pn- Vie
Tonizhe
Fragmentary Senate Meeting Report Emerges From 1970s Text
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a proposed meeting with unclear attendees from a White House context. It references the President Haldeman and Ehrlichman, noting a claimed meeting running from around 12:30 to noon on June 20 and a counterclaim that no such meeting occurred between the President and top aides.
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Wothaele Mnsrourisn Joven
Haldeman
Khrlichman
White Horse
Bulth
Skyjack Hijack Shocks Netherlands to Free Passengers
A Boeing 747 hijack tied up Libyan and Cypriot routes as guerrillas held 264 hostages for five hours in Malta. Egypt’s envoy and other officials negotiated while Dutch authorities declared the Netherlands a transit country for the hijackers. Passengers included Japanese and Americans from many nations. The plane, from Libya to Tokyo, was rerouted amid tense standoffs and uncertain outcomes.
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de Malla
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Guarces
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Tham
Alcause Wwe
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