Heating Oil Price Hikes Are Okayed
Washington reports approve higher heating oil prices by increasing supply incentives while planning a one cent gas price cut at the refinery level. Officials say the policy aims to conserve energy by higher costs, with observers predicting further oil price movements amid talks with Middle East ministers.
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Blowing Snow Follows Vicious Iowa Ice Storm
Iowa roads remained perilous after a vicious ice storm with high winds and blowing snow. Trucker Casey Mit reported his rig blocked westbound lanes near the Amantalerehange as drivers faced jackknifes and stranded vehicles. Weather officials noted the storm was general across Iowa with 20 mph winds, predicting easing by Thursday.
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Mar-Mac Voters Down Bond Issue
Voters in Mar-Mac rejected a $150,000 bond request to remodel and expand He McGregor school, failing to reach the required percentage. The defeat leaves the plans for a Modelwood expansion and related building updates uncertain, with support at about one percent.
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Two Israelis Die in Suez Front Fighting
United Press International reports two Israeli soldiers killed in changes of fire and a mine explosion along the Suez Canal front. Israeli forces were placed on alert on Egyptian and Syrian fronts and prepared for potential action on the Jordanian front. Cairo claimed shooting down Israeli Phantom jets over the canal.
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Family of Five Living In Attic To Save Fuel
The Sawyer family, with five members, moved into the attic to save fuel costs after lowering thermostats and reducing heating. They previously spent about a month heating the entire home. now they heat a smaller space using a stove, pot belly heater, and wood stove. Neighbors question the choice, but the parents say it saves money and time, with children adapting to the new arrangement.
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Daylight Saving Time Debate Sees December Start
Washington policymakers weigh year round daylight time with a December 30 start date and a Senate vote of 68 to 10 on an energy conservation law. Discussions focus on fuel savings, sunrise times, school buses, and exemptions for states as bills set a 22 month trial ending in October.
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Dow Drops Below 800 in Wide Market Slide
The Dow Jones average fell to 790 point something, slipping below 800 amid broad market declines. Advances were swamped by declines as trading programs and losses dominated the session. Reuters reports the tumble in New York with no clear bottom in sight.
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Ohio and Delaware River bridge truck blockade disrupts rush hour
Truck drivers halted traffic across the Delaware Memorial Bridge and major routes in Ohio during rush hour, blocking the eight-lane bridge between New York and Washington. About 200 trucks joined protests, pressuring authorities to address diesel price caps and speed limits as jammed traffic stretched for miles. Police towed vehicles to restore flow, with no clear sign of voluntary movement by drivers.
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Nixon aide denies knowledge of tape tampering
Mary Woods, Nixon aide, testified in federal court that she had no knowledge of anyone deliberately tampering with Watergate tapes. Judge Simons summoned Woods back to explain an apparent minute gap in a June 20 1972 conversation between Nixon and Haldeman. Alexander Haig testified Nixon was disturbed when told lawyers had changed their minds about coverage of the obliterated portion.
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Life Term Demanded in Prison Case At Rockwell Creek
An unclear OCR styled report outlines demands for a life term in a prison matter. It references a mother, a hospital, and court actions with names like Colin, Nealon, and Morguison's Cthsis, noting nonviolent history and debates over confinement. The text is fragmented but indicates legal proceedings and punishment arguments.
Todays Chickle With Chistes appriness apprisin
A brief, quirky column hints at women giving thought to bind and humor. The piece plays with language and playful phrasing, offering light commentary on social roles and jokes without heavy detail.
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