Senate approves three month energy bill amid drought of action
After a day of stalemate Congress clears a compromise energy measure granting Nixon authority for three months to address fuel shortages. The plan, with an April 1 deadline, preserves most provisions but drops windfall profits curbs and retains a veto by Congress with limited exemptions.
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Washington Sees Broad Electoral Reforms After Watergate
The nation shows a wave of reforms as 25 states pass election and ethics measures since 1972. Open meetings lobby disclosures and public official financial disclosures expand, with Colorado and Washington leading. Independent commissions monitor finance rules as other states push for similar regimes.
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Plea of innocence entered by Boyle
Deposed United Mine Workers President Tony Boyle pleaded innocent to murder charges tied to the 1969 Yablonski family killings. He was arraigned before Judge Charles G. Sweet and faces potential life in prison if convicted.
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States Actively Move To Avert Energy Crisis
The Associated Press reports state legislatures opened special sessions this year and many will convene regular sessions next year to address the energy shortage. Delaware Maryland and Delaware enacted powers for governors to amend laws. Maryland limited speed limits and ordered fuel stock inventories. governors face resistance from some states and few bills have passed.
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Nixon weighs excess gas tax linked to family cars
The Nixon administration considers a tax on excess gasoline purchases tied to the number of cars per family. The plan would allow free weekly gallons per car, with 14 for the first car and 7 for the second, while business and public service vehicles receive similar allowances. The proposal may go to Congress after the New Year recess, though not official policy. The Neosho County Courthouse in Erie will close for Christmas Monday noon and reopen Wednesday.
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Nixon Denies Knowledge of New Enemies List
President Nixon did not know of a new enemies list before its disclosure by a congressional committee. The list, drawn by former aides, included 575 names later trimmed, mainly from Democratic contributors and liberal causes. John W. Dean Hil and Johnnie Walters discussed its creation and its killing after Ehrlichman allegedly requested such information.
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Senior citizens find relief at Osage Village in Chanute
Residents of Osage Village in Chanute praise the senior living complex for warmth, low maintenance, and near by services. They cite no taxes or insurance worries, easy access to organizations, and safety from harsh weather as major advantages over prior homes. Many residents mention enhanced convenience, storage, and updated facilities.
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Lee Mitchell
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Independence
Jay Williams
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Angeline Perrin
S. Central
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Calvert's
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Weather Area Forecast Mostly Sunny and Warmer
Mostly sunny and warmer today with a low in the upper 20s. Highs in the low to mid 50s. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with a high near 50. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph today.
Gas shortage hits Chanute stations over Christmas weekend
A Chanute survey finds many service stations closing Saturday night and staying shut until Wednesday after Christmas. Some will honor the Presidents request to close Sunday but reopen Monday, while others close both Sunday and Christmas Day. Several outlets report sold out gas and owners warn customers to fill up Saturday.
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