Energy Concerns Loom For Midwest Farmers
Midwestern farmers face fuel shortages affecting fall harvest and uncertain spring planting. Secretary Earl L. Butz says priority allocation will limit use but should keep most farmers supplied. Farmers warn any cut would threaten operations and loom over plans for a record 1974 harvest.
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Chicago
Midwest
Paul Overton
Norma
N.D
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Federal Register
Washington
U.S
Pioneer 10 data from Jupiter reveal magnetic field
Pioneer 10, 3 million miles from Jupiter, reports a planetary magnetic field similar to Earth's. The 570-pound probe detects a five gamma surface field, may rise to two million gamma, and sees a 10 hour wobble. Gravity larger than Earth estimates shifts closest approach to Dec 3. Featured Hollywood note: Maynor set for Conquest of the Planet of the Apes.
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Mountain View
Calif
America
Pioneer
Jupiter
Earth
Harth
Robert R. Nanamaker
Ames Research Center
Hollywood
Maynor
Iong
Working Mothers May Return Home
Harrisburg AP report notes energy saving measures like school closures or shorter hours threaten working mothers' welfare. The Commission on the Status of Women asks Gov Shapp and President Nixon to consider mothers with school age children in energy programs. Arline Lotman cites fear that women may be made expendable during the emergency.
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Harrisburg
Commission On the Status of Women
Shapp
Nixon
Arline Lotman
Hospital Chief Quitting Sparks County Hospital Crisis
Walter Wentzel submitted his resignation to county commissioners, triggering a controversy at Fairview Institution. With Wentzel leaving by December 1, the panel has a month to appoint an administrator. Deputy Sam Servi was fired earlier, leaving Commissioners with a dilemma. Chairman Louis Ryymek proposed moving Mannarelli from the Lake Pleasant annex to Fairview as temporary administrator, while Mannarelli urged a permanent role with higher pay. The administrator post pays about 20 000 annually, higher than Mannarelli’s 14 000 at the annex.
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Erie County Hospital
Walter Wentzel
Fairview
Wentzel
Sam Servi
Louis Ryymek
John Amarelli
Serand
Lake Pleasant Road
Fairview Hospital
Mannarelli
New Medical Head Selected for Public Welfare Post
Dr. Roger A. Cutt of Springfield is named commissioner of medical programs in the Department of Public Welfare in Harrisburg. The $27,091 yearly post oversees medical assistance, long-term care facilities, nine state general hospitals, and two restoration centers as he took the role after joining the department in April from the U.S. Health and Welfare service. The appointment was announced by Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth. A separate Belgium report notes a 13-year-old boy confessed to multiple holdups to fund a luxury apartment and to hire a prostitute for him and his gang.
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Harrisburg
Roger A. Cutt
Springfield
Department of Public Welfare
Cutt
Department
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Helene Wohlgemuth
Brussels
Belgium
Newsprint capacity seen rising after strikes settle
Canadian newsprint firms expect production to reach 95 percent capacity within a month as the last of a strike wave ends. About 2,000 workers returned to Price Co mills in Quebec after accepting a three year contract with 26.5 percent wage gains. Prices and output had been disrupted, and U.S. papers faced shortages during the strike period.
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New York
Three Price Co. Ltd
Quebec
U.S
Christain Science Monitor
Marshall Field Papers
Chicago
Price
Canada
United States
Newsprint Information Committee
Price Co
Arthur Kaufman
Information Committeee
Kaufman
Hunter Killed By Brother's Gun
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania Larry Dillon, 30, was fatally shot while deer hunting southeast of the city. He was shot in the back with a high powered Winchester rifle by his brother Jack Dillon, in an accidental shooting confirmed by state police. the death occurred about a mile and a half from Gettysburg in a wooded area.
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Gettysburg
Larry Dillon
Dillon
Adams County
Robert 8. Lesever
Jack
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