Oil Import Limits Listed
Washington acting to ease a winter fuel shortage ended import limits on heating oil and raised East Coast quotas for 1973 by about 51 percent. West Coast crude oil quota was increased to 800000 barrels per day. Lincoln blamed late refinery production, distribution bottlenecks, environmental restraints and gas shortages for the ongoing strain.
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Hart Berrigan To Head War Protests At Nixon Inauguration
Washington AP Sen Philip Hart and Rev Philip Berrigan lead speakers for an antiwar rally planned around Nixon's second inauguration Prominent organizers expect tens of thousands to attend with peaceful mass protest as a lever to end the war in Vietnam Speakers include Hart Berrigan Abzug Young Seeger and others as marches from Arlington Cemetery to the Washington Monument unfold Separate Vietnam Veterans Against the War action near the Lincoln Memorial and a religious service titled An Inauguration of Conscience are also slated
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National Peace Action Coalition
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Sidney Pack
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
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Monument
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Long
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D-N. Young
D-Ga
Pete Seeger
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Lincoln Memorial
Bart Savage
Savage
Jaycees Plan Wholesale Snow Larceny
Corry Area Jaycees seek to steal snow mounds to fuel the Snowmobile Capital Classic. They plan to truck piles from town lots to No-Bar Riding Club in Columbus, hoping a Saturday Sunday race draws strong attendance amid conditions. Local sponsors provide equipment.
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Columbus
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Thompson Maple Products
Outrider
Associated Spring
Erie County Plastics
Kafferlin's
Ham‘imionds
Dodd Faris
Dwyer pushes bill to fund repairs for Pennsylvania roads
State Sen. R Budd Dwyer Corrys senator introduced legislation to finance repairs for Pennsylvania secondary roads using 25 million from the state share of federal revenue sharing money. He argued PennDOT faces mounting debt and maintenance costs while federal funds do not contribute to 20 000 miles of federal highways.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Penndot
Dwyer
Jacob Kassab
Energy Crisis Not Being Felt Here
Local energy outlook remains stable despite national strain. Agway Petroleum reports ample fuel oil on hand and steady deliveries, while other area distributors face rationing due to high sulfur oil use by utilities. Officials note federal actions and conservation calls, with Pennsylvanian utilities cautious yet capable of meeting demand. Police in Port Elizabeth shot a mule after thousands of Africans threatened to riot over witch doctor spirit rumors.
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Agway Petroleum Corporation
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Oil City
Titusville
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Nixon
Penelec
Shapp
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The
Journal Today
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
County VA to Bring GI Bill Data to Viet Vets
Erie County Veterans Affairs Office will hold office hours to inform veterans, especially Vietnam vets, about expanded GI Bill benefits. John Ferguson said many are unaware of the programs, which cover 36 months of education including high school completion, college, and trade training with VA assistance for employment and related services.
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Haig Returns Peace Talks Suspended In Paris
Paris RP report says the semipublic Viet Nam peace conference, stalled for four years, was definitively suspended by accord of four delegations. No immediate reason given, but tied to progress in parallel secret negotiations.
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Vietnam
United States
Heyward Isham
North Vietnam
Saigon
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le Duc Tho
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Nixon
Two Sides To Daniel Ellsberg
In Los Angeles AP reports opening arguments portray Daniel Ellsberg and co defendant Anthony Russo as anxious to copy the top secret Vietnam study while claiming they acted to serve the country. The pair face espionage conspiracy and theft charges over the 1971 leak to the press.
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Asst
U.S
David Nissen
Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Ami Russo
Snowmobiles OKd For UC Dam Area
Snowmobiles will be allowed on reservoir lands at the Tionesta Lake Project Union City Reservoir and other projects in 1973 when snow depth reaches four inches. Travel limited to designated roads trails parking areas and a dam trail over French Creek. No ice or dam slopes use and operators must follow all reservoir regulations and laws.
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Union City
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Corps of Engineers
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