Governor sets 50 mph limit for state vehicles
Des Moines AP Gov Robert Kayriday orders a 50 mph ceiling on nonessential state vehicles and directs car pooling and fuel conservation measures. He urges citizens to help with shortages, warns about rising energy costs, and says enforcement will include warnings for first offenses and possible suspensions for willful violations.
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Energy Bill Moves Forward Amid Nixon Push
Washington officials report swift progress on President Nixon's energy plan as Congress considers new authority to curb energy use. Key figures Jackson and committee leaders weigh gas rationing, production limits, and emissions rules while debates over federal regulation and emergency powers intensify.
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Life Termed to Mass Slayer in Slayings Case
Santa Orl, Gall, Edround Kormoor, 28, was jailed for life for the killings of his mother, her best friend, and six teenage hitchhikers. Courts found him guilty of multiple murders in what authorities called a mass slaying spree spanning several months.
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Towans Rake Food Policy Controversy Grows
Washington observers report the Midwest Democratic Conference led by Tawans Tirole Mayhes and Dick Clark criticize the administration for fast and loose handling of food imports. They condemn a policy like a 78.6 million pound import scheme and deride substitutes as dangerously misleading. The senators urge immediate action on a plan they say harms national welfare and consumer protection.
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Nixon Tapes Secrecy Battle Continues In Watergate Sparks
Washington reports that the White House will provide information to a federal court to determine what was discussed in two Nixon Dean conversations from 1972. The disclosures come as prosecutors seek clarity amid conflicting claims about tape recordings and memos.
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Stocks Plunge Amid Mecey Crisis Drag on Market
New York stocks fell Monday as investors weighed the economy's state amid the crisis. The Dow Jones average dropped sharply, with declines broader across New York Stock Exchange issues and investors seeking shelter in fewer holdings.
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New York Stock Exchange
Fugitives Seized in California Mass Slayings Case
Two fugitives Willie Steelman and Douglas Gretaler were jailed in Stockton California on a serious case warrant tied to the execution style killings of nine people including two children at a grocery owner’s home. Police pursued possible additional victims in Denver and New York as they arrested the men after hotel sightings and a dramatic arrest with tear gas.
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Richardson Seeks Nixon Truth On Resignation Comment
The article reports on Richardson and Wallin pressing Nixon on alleged involvement in a covert matter and demanding full disclosure of documents. It notes statements about cooperation with the special prosecutor and debates over executive privilege, aiming to preserve public confidence and reveal pertinent records.
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Eenphalie Ait
Tonlay's Chrekle Rosiwellinsbiaid in busy work
Fragmentary text shows Tonlay's Chrekle Rosiwellinsbiaid occupied with tasks related to a car and city letters. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. No confirmed names, dates, or locations beyond vague references to persons and a car.
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