Scrutiny of Energy by Four Units
Washington action triggers a multi‑unit inquiry into the energy crisis. Congress plans hearings January 21 led by Chairman Jackson to probe shortages and price effects with officials from seven major oil companies. Several committees and the Energy Office prepare investigations and new rules to curb supplies and costs while forcing disclosures from industry and government.
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Coldest day of winter in Cedar Rapids on record
A Saturday report notes Cedar Rapids endured its coldest day of the winter and the coldest January 2 on record. The scene shows downtown from the Navel Reserva building grounds near Weingarten NE as the airport records 24 degrees below zero, with the power plant and Quaker Oats visible in the frame.
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Soviets Postpone U S Wheat Deliveries Aid to Ease Bread Costs
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union agreed to delay taking 18.4 million bushels of U S wheat to after this summer's harvest to help ease rising bread prices in the United States. Assistant Secretary Carroll Bruntzmayer welcomed the decision but would not speculate on price effects.
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Fuel Rise for Construction in Seattle
AP reports the Federal Energy Office promises the construction industry a ten percent increase in fuel than last year, according to industry spokesmen.
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Shouldn't Make Taxpayers Foot Bill for Nixon Defense
President Nixon faced debate over who would fund his defense if impeached. Saxbe said federal lawyers should not automatically cover Nixon and a independent defense fund might be needed if the case reaches the Senate. He suggested DOJ involvement in early stages but warned it would be improper if the matter goes to trial. He also supported privacy protection legislation and an internal FBI probe report, while defending Agnew's plea agreement and noting courts would decide representation rules.
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GM Wins TRO Blocking NHTSA Cadillacs Recall
General Motors obtained a temporary restraining order to halt the NHTSA order requiring notifications to 60 000 owners of 1959 and 1960 Cadillacs about an alleged steering defect. GM contended the agency lacked proof of deaths or injuries and argued that low speed loss of control would not pose a danger.
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Iowa Sees Record Cold At Cedar Rapids Airport
Reporter notes Cedar Rapids hit a record low of 26 below zero on Saturday morning with a cold wind from the north. City readings later warmed briefly before continuing a slow retreat as other Alaskan and northern cities showed even colder posted temperatures. Weather conditions contrasted with downtown readings and airports, where the record was officially acknowledged.
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Oil Fire Contained at Texas Chemical Complex
A major oil fire threatened a chemical complex near Port Neches Texas. Firefighters controlled the blaze after six tanks ignited and a seventh sustained damage. A Mobil Oil spokesperson reported about 150 000 gallons of oil involved with smoke forcing nearby evacuations and emergency responses.
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Mills Says Back Problem Mends Politic Figure
MENSETT Ark Rep Mills DeArk says his back problem is nearly cleared up and will not affect his political future as he continues to work at full strength.
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Mensett
Ark
Reformer State Sets Off Democratic Tiff
Washington AP report outlines internal strife within the Democratic Party as reformers urge revised rules and a larger panel to monitor compliance. Barbara Mikulski defends her stance amid criticism that the leadership lacks broad representation. National Chairman Lloyd B. (likely) Strauss expresses concern as negotiations continue ahead of Feb 2 executive committee and March national meeting.
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Kissinger in Aswan Presses for MidEast Peace Steps
Henry Kissinger met with Anwar Sadat in the Aswan villa garden for a relaxed ninety minute session after arriving from Madrid. Officials said Kissinger was optimistic and planned to return to Aswan after talks with Israeli leaders as both sides reported ongoing front line clashes and a fragile cease fire.
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Oil crisis fears loom as leaders warn of global disaster
In Rome and Geneva, Saudi oil minister Yamani warned consuming nations must avoid forming a bloc that confronts producers or face world disaster. He spoke amid crisis talks with Algeria and Tunisia, as Venezuela announced price hikes and OPEC members prepared a joint price freeze through April.
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Poplar Song Delights Readers in Chuckle Ty Column
The column presents a lighthearted note about a popular song and a humorous aside on its appeal. It mentions characters and a playful take on knowing the tune's appeal, with a nod to aging humor and charm.
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