Nader challenges U S fuel reserves figures and policy
Washington AP Nader attacks government and oil firms amid claims of misleading oil and gas reserve estimates. He cites API figures of 30 billion barrels versus other estimates at 285 billion, calling it a national energy scandal. He urges a federal energy commission and government run exploration on federally owned lands.
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American Petroleum Institute
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APL
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Nixon
Richard Schweiker
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Gas Price Drops Hit Northeast Iowa Stations
In Prairie du Chien and McGregor area, Speedway Prairie du Chien station opens with regular at 38.9 cents a gallon, while top prices in nearby towns range from 42 to 52.4 cents. Iowa Oil Co and other brands adjust prices, with Consolidated Oil’s Speedway market dominating local competition as 19 stations compete in the three-city area. Jakarta report notes Prime Minister Tanaka’s visit disrupted by a house-to-house search for demonstrators.
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Consolidated’ ‘Oi Co
Portage
Consolidated
McGrogom
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Stanard
Sunoco
Iowa Oil Co
Otder
Servier
Consolidated Oil
FBI Probing Erasure of White House Tape
The FBI investigates the erasure of a Watergate tape segment as the White House vows cooperation. President Nixon’s aides decline to comment on an interview with the president while Rose Mary Woods retains support. Special Prosecutor Dawdowski leads the inquiry amid a court probe into tape gaps and technical findings.
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White House
Washington
Nixon
Gerald Warren
Warren
Rose Mary I Woods
Li Har
Rober Prank
Leon Dawworski
Ambulance Records Prompt Controversy At Mercy Hospital
Fragmented OCR reads of a page reference an ambulance service at Mercy Hospital and an assistant to a special prosecutor. It mentions Bernard Grabek and access to presidential tapes, with unclear details and continued coverage sections.
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White House
Richard Ben-Veuiste
Tay Haseen
Mond Zumwalt
Techniciatt
Mercy Hospital
Meat price rise on stage as farmer charges set
Farmer Bill Albert accuses the American Meal Institute of shaping a retail price hike. He claims wholesalers and networks pushed higher retail meat costs despite large declines from last summer. Federal data show production at lower year-ago levels. page continues on page 1.
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Walburt
Warners Organization
Osonale
Albert
Meal Institute
Iowa Corn Crop Falls Short of 1972 Record
Iowa's 1973 corn harvest totaled about 5.64 billion bushels, below the 1972 record by roughly 8 million bushels, with the yield at 103 bushels per acre. Soybeans reached a record 1.56 billion bushels, while wheat and other grains were unchanged from earlier estimates.
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Gavette
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Towa
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Tawa
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Rep Gross Won’t Run Again in Congress Says Age Relief Sought
Washington reports Rep Gross announces he will not seek reelection citing age and long hours. He states the strain of Congress duties prevents him from keeping pace and pursuing other responsibilities, signaling end of tenure after years in service.
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Gross
Jong
West Coast flood rains leave two dead nine missing
A Pacific Northwest storm triggered landslides and flooding from Vancouver to Oakland. Nine men missing after an Oregon telephone building was buried by a slide. two children drowned in northern California as rivers rose. Amtrak service west of Havre and Billings was suspended. hundreds evacuated as dams and bridges failed and towns faced13 inches of rain and high water. Authorities struggled to reach survivors as geologists evaluated further slide risk.
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Thale
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Jimmy Moore
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Robert W
Emery
Moore
Fort Lage
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Coeur d'Alene
Coeut d'Alene
Sunshine
Dudaho
Bonner County
Sixteen Dead as English Channel Storm Roars
A severe English Channel storm driven by 60 foot waves and 60 mph winds swept the area killing 31 and leaving five missing. The Cypriot freighter Prosperity and other ships were driven ashore or broken up. Among the dead are crewmen from several ships and a girl swept from a road near Brest. Rescue efforts recovered some bodies while helicopters and boats searched wrecked vessels along the coast.
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Corie Seyore
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Janes
Sovie Teehwler
Leningrad
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Brest
Marta
Britany
Ostend
James Matthews Fatally Injured In Gun Mishap
James Matthews 17 of 1983 Bever Avenue SE was killed when a .32 caliber rifle held by hunting companion Gerald Bell discharged while they hunted near Marian. Deputies say Matthews was shot in the chest and died at a Cedar Rapids hospital. Bell, 18, told authorities he had been shooting at a rabbit. safety may have been off. The shooting occurred about 2 p.m. and remains under investigation. An autopsy found no witnesses in the incident. Matthews also owned a .22 revolver.
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Nowe
James Matthews
Bever Avenue SE
Linn Sheriff's Department
Matthews
Gerald Bell
Bell
Marian
Sheriff's Department
Cedar Rapids
Blome
Disengagement Talks Near End of Sinai Front
Washington reports the Egyptian and Israeli governments have reached agreement on disengagement and separation of forces. A joint communique awaited from Egypt, Israel, the U S and the Soviet Union is expected Friday. Israel forecasts a 20 mile pullback and thinning of forces on the canal front.
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