Allocations Bill Passed by Senate in Energy Crisis
The Senate passed Thursday a bill sending to the White House a plan to allocate crude oil and petroleum products to the neediest users during the energy shortage. It requires the President to set priorities for allocation and distribution, implement the program, and protect public welfare while maintaining essential services and agricultural operations.
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Egypt Israel agree on checkpoints POWs accord
Egypt and Israel reached a four day accord to begin implementing terms. An Israeli turnover of checkpoints on the Cairo Suez road was to be followed by a prisoner exchange. The move accompanied a promise by Prime Minister Golda Meir to cut supplies to the Egyptian army if a prompt POW swap did not occur.
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Blouin Seeks 2nd District Congress Seat
Senator Michael Blouin announces a bid for the 2nd district Congress seat. The campaign highlights a history of oil policy votes and calls for efficiency in energy allocations, arguing discretionary authority limits and focus on middle distillate fuels.
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Oil embargo prepares nation for fuel shortage impact
National Petroleum Council warned the Arab oil embargo could cut U S gasoline availability by 20 percent and lift unemployment toward eight percent. The committee estimated an initial loss of about 89 million barrels of oil and a daily supply drop of up to three million barrels by year end.
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Countdown for Skylab Begins Amid Campaign Notes
Skylab 3 countdown under way at Cape Canaveral with delays due to system checks. In political coverage, Democratic hopefuls including John Culver and others pressed campaigns in Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Clinton as the countdown issue loomed. Rocket readiness remains on track for a late day check and a final flight readiness review is planned.
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Daylight Saving Bills Advance
Washington AP reports daylight saving measures gain momentum in Congress with House and Senate committees approving a winter shift to save energy. Proponents say power use could drop by one to two percent while the Transportation Department cautions the figure may vary. Critics note drawbacks like darker mornings impacting school age children and safety.
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Party Gossip Sparks Unexpected Alarm at Convelah
An overheard exchange at a party includes a jumbled line about Emily and a tense reaction. Reportedly, attendees described the moment as surprising and noted concern among guests. No further context or identifiable details provided.
Stacks Plunge Amid Uncertain Energy Crisis
New York markets report a sharp drop as energy crisis concerns renew uncertainty. Dow Jones industrial average falls about 2 points near 70,52 with more declines than advances in a volatile trading session.
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Iowa Fuel Plan Set and Line Criticized
A long page one item discusses Iowa fuel policy labeled the “Energy National Line” with debate over state action and federal approval. It notes Kissinger and Chinese talks, the One China policy, and potential moves toward normalized relations while stressing energy conservation and the political risk of a tense power-shift with Taiwan.
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Judge Rules Bork Acted Lawfully in Firing Cox
Washington AP a federal judge ruled that Acting Attorney General Robert Bork acted legally in firing former Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox, and that Cox’s office was abolished within regulations. Judge Gerhard Gesell said agency power to revoke posts is not unlimited and must not be arbitrary. The ruling comes as Cox, who returned to Harvard Law School, does not seek his job back.
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Princess Anne Weds Capt Phillips Amid Royal Pomp
London AP report on Princess Anne marrying Captain Mark Phillips amid royal procession. Security, crowds, and royal spectacle marked the ceremony at Westminster Abbey while Queen Elizabeth II and other royals attended. The event coincided with Charles’s birthday and featured limited bridesmaids and traditional vows.
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Nixon Lectured by Senators on Watergate Cleanup
President Nixon received a lecture from 15 Republican senators on cleansing the Watergate scandal. He promised a new Wednesday start with full disclosure of the facts. The session with Republican lawmakers included a crowded dining room scene and continued coverage.
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