Oil Embargo Cuts Imports and Arab Price Freeze Hints
Washington reports show U S oil imports fell 1.6 million barrels daily to 2.6 million for the week ending Jan 4 from 4.2 million after the embargo began. Refined product imports stay near September levels, possibly masking embargo impact. Arab states promise price freezes through April, while officials foresee stable domestic crude pricing. Western energy talks invite foreign ministers to discuss global energy issues.
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Washington
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Energy Office
Oil Institute
Federal Energy
William
Nixon White Papers Raise Questions About Aides
President Nixon's white papers on the milk fund and ITT affairs affirm his positions while signaling unclear actions by former aides. They note conflicts between current statements and past testimonies by Mitchell and Kleindienst, and recount ITT antitrust order changes. The papers cite Colson's claim of AMPI pledge and Nixon's silence, and indicate no further papers will be issued, directing inquiries to the Watergate prosecutor.
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Washington
Nixon
Milk Fund
ITT
White House
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
John N. Mitchell
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Supreme Court
Atty
Mitchell
Justice Department
Senate
Andy Mitchell
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Watergate
1973 Reviote UF Drive Yields Historic Corry Gift Total
The United Fund drive in Corry and surrounding areas raised nearly $100,000, the highest in 20 years, despite missing the goal by $9,600. Morton Gross credited a revamp of guidelines for captains and workers and broader community cooperation as key. Stephen Mahoney noted 85 percent of agency requests were met and praised the Central Labor Council and local youth for their roles. Frank Smith, named 1974 drive chair, predicted another successful year driven by local care.
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United Fund
Corry
Morton Gross
YMCA
Gross
Warren ‘County
Boy Stoutt
Stephen Mahoney
78 Drive
Twas
Mahoney
Mary Hubley
Tivialon
Central Labor Council
Frank Smith
Cochairman
Smith
McInnes Steel Co
Energy Chief Announces Nationwide Refinery Audits
Energy Secretary William E. Simon said a joint task force of the Federal Energy Office and Internal Revenue Service will audit price, profit and supply records of all 40 U S refiners. The program aims to ensure price increases reflect costs, verify refinery reports, and build an independent information system for inventories.
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Washington
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
Internal Revenue Service
Simon
FEO
American Petroleum Institute
PEO
IRS
United States
The
FEC
Cost of Living Council
Corry Ambulance Service Unchanged by Gas Shortage
Corry Ambulance Service reports only a minor change due to gas scarcity. Owner Robert Wharton says routine out-of-town transports on Sundays are restricted to ease fuel supply, while emergency calls proceed as usual. Other nearby towns cut hours, but Corry operates normally.
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Titusville
Meadville
Corry
Robert Wharton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wharton
Titusville Area
Buck Page
Kissinger Heads to Middle East Talks on Suez Plan
Secretary of State Kissinger sails for Cairo and Aswan for disengagement talks with Egypt and Israel aimed at separating forces along the Suez Canal. He will hold talks with Sadat and Golda Meir, brief reporters with energy policy chief Simon, and return to report to Nixon. Dinitz signaled broad agreement and a formal proposal may come after Kissinger’s Jerusalem visit.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Israel
Suez Canal
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Golda-Meir
William Simon
Nixon
U.S
Egypt
Canal
Jerusalem
Cairo
Sadat
Aswan
California
White House
Simcha Dinitz
Dinitz
al Akhbar
Geneva
Unique Step Aims to Abate City Eyesore
A Erie County court boards viewers inspected a dilapidated North Center street house next to the Corry Motor Inn to determine if it is a public nuisance. City officials presented evidence of danger from open access, rats, and noncooperation by owner Frederick Eimers of Ripley. The hearing followed a city request for abatement, with testimony from city staff and a local contractor and realtor. The owner was not present or represented. The proceeding marks an early use of court power to order nuisance abatement.
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Erie County Court
North Center Street
Corry Motor Inn
Robert Kubeja
Thomas Sullivan
B. Walker Sennett
Council Chambers
Frederick R. Eimers
Ripley
N.Y
Douglas D. Rozelle
David Johnson
John Hornick
Robert Joy
Melvin
Phony Graves Used To Lure Searchers
U S intelligence reports claim Communist forces planned fake graves in Binh Long and Phuoc Loy to trap U S search teams seeking missing servicemen in South Vietnam. Ambushes could mark a broader campaign as searches were halted after a December helicopter attack near Saigon.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Daniel James
Pentagon
Binh Long
Phuoc Loy
Fse
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