Arab Embargo Crisis Shifts to Tripoli Meeting
Arab oil ministers, six arriving in Cairo including Saudi Arabia and Egypt, plan talks on ending the embargo. Algeria Libya Syria boycott, Tripoli chosen for talks, amid Syria's border tensions and Meir's new Israeli cabinet. Meir warned of ongoing Golan Heights risk as Knesset approves coalition.
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Anwar Oauar Taued
Cairo
United States
Algeria
Libya
Tripoli
Sadat
al Akhbar
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Abu Dhabi
Bahrain
Qatar
Egypt
Syria
Henry A. Kissinger
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Hatem
Jordan
Israel
Quneitra- Damascus
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Knesset
Likud Bloc
Meir
Moshe Dayan
Predict More March Gas 45 States Get Increases
The Federal Energy Office announced March allocations will boost daily gasoline by about 6 percent nationwide from February, with all but five states receiving larger daily supplies. March has three extra days, and demand continues each day. Louisiana Governor Edwards says he will propose a voluntary license-plate based rationing plan to reduce long lines, stressing it is voluntary and not a promise of more gasoline.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
FEO
FEC
Kuwait
Abdul Rahman al-Atiki
Tripoli
Libya
Cairo
Algeria
Syria
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Richard Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
Oregon
Edwards
Baton Rouge
Car Theft Warrant Pays Off Here
Donald L. Wheeler a 19 year old from New Castle was arrested on an auto theft warrant after returning to the scene of the crime. District Justice Porter Auer set a $5000 bond as the car stolen March 30 1973 from a Rudy's Tavern parking lot was recovered in New Castle.
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New Castle
Donald L. Wheeler
Porter Auer
Rudy's Tavern
Wheeler
Auer
Thomas Kolaja
East Congress Street
Bizarre Route 957 Crash Probed by State Police
State Police investigate a bizarre early yesterday crash on Route 957 six miles east of Corry. Two abandoned cars, one reported stolen from Jamestown, collided with an embankment but did not contact each other. Damage listed at 300 dollars per car as inquiries continued.
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Corry
Martin Kaschalk
Kaschalk
Jamestown
Curt H. Reissner
R.D. 2
New York State
N.Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
John R. Amy
Amy
Douglas A. Savko
R.D. 1
Columbus
Clarence L. Skinner
Car Lake
Savko Auto
Skinner
Savko
Skinner Auto
Burglars Target Factory Shop in City Over Weekend
City police investigate two burglaries. A grinder and several socket wrenches were stolen from a shop owned by LaVern Davis at 850 West Washington. Intruders used a screwdriver or pry bar to gain entry. At Gorski Industries on West Main, two suspects entered the second floor. one fled in a blue foreign car, license number obtained by Raymond Gorski before police arrived.
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LaVern Davis
West Washington Street
Gorski Industries
West Main Street
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Raymond Gorski
Gorski
West Main
Hearst Kidnapping Tape Claims FBI Murder Plot
Patricia Hearst on a new Symbionese Liberation Army tape argues the FBI wants to murder her while SLA accuses authorities of intercepting and suppressing their communications. Hearst's mother speaks of captivity and dictation by captors as the case unfolds amid regional radio notices and dealer details.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Mrs. Hearst
Patty
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Berkeley
Calif
Miss Hearst
Catherine
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
SLA
Kpfa-Fm
San Francisco
State charges dropped in Ellsberg case in California
Joseph Busch of Los Angeles County agreed to seek dismissal of California burglary and conspiracy charges tied to the Ellsberg case against Ehrlichman Young and Liddy. The perjury count against Ehrlichman remains. The joint announcement with Watergate prosecutor Jaworski cited fairness and unified jurisdiction as reasons.
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Washington
Joseph Busch
Los Angeles
California
Ellsberg
John D. Ehrlichman
David R. Young
G. Gordon Liddy
Ehrlichman
Busch
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Liddy
Young
Nixon
Lewis Fielding
Daniel Ellsberg
FBI
Charles W. Colson
White House
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Superior Court
Gordon Ringer
Pielding
Beverly Hills
John Zhrlichman
Los Angeles County
Stephen Trott
Jaworski
Fairway Drive Short But Costly
A motorist drove onto the Titusville Country Club fairway late Friday or early Saturday and damaged the turf. Police estimate nearly $200 in damage after the car tore up a large section of the third fairway. Investigation continues.
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Titusville Country Club
Hope For Corps OK On UC Dam Authority
The U S Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District may answer in two weeks to a county solicitor request about using a dam project authority in place of county participation. County officials discuss a possible Pittsburgh meeting to review the proposal while a ballot path rests on creating an authority with annual county costs pegged at 90452 dollars.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pittsburgh
Peter Schaaf
Union City
Corps
Christopher Capotis
Capotis
Vigorito Protest Over Erie Rail Lines Abandonment
U S Rep Joseph P Vigorito filed a protest with DOT Secretary Claude Brinegar against plans to abandon three Erie County rail lines under the Northeast Rail Assistance Act of 1973. He argues the changes harm rail transport during an energy crisis and urges retention of the Erie Union City Thornton Junction Pennside line and the line to Corry to avoid service losses.
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Washington
U.S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Claude Brinegar
Erie County
Vigorito
Mideast
Northeast Region
Ene County
Erie
Union City
Thornton Junction
Pennside
State Line
Corry
Penn Central
Brinegar
Department of Transportation
DOT
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