Western leaders mull multinational energy campaign
Western Europe leaders plan to discuss Henry Kissinger's call for a joint energy program at a summit in Copenhagen. Officials caution time is short and European policy is not yet formed, while attention also focuses on Israeli Arab talks and countering Arab resistance to cooperation.
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Capital tree not so bright this Christmas season
President Nixon will light the national Christmas tree with only a single snowflake display this year, reducing power usage by about 90 percent. The 42-foot spruce on the Ellipse will be illuminated by eight spotlights, as Agnew traditionally handles the ceremony.
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Ford urges industry backing in energy crisis
President Nixon and Vice President Ford addressed about 100 top executives at a Washington hotel gathering of the Business Council. Ford said the session aimed to secure continued corporate sacrifice and cooperation as the energy crisis persists, noting a reasonably good reception and no strong fears of recession among attendees.
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