Fuel runs short in extreme cold
Extreme cold and fuel shortages disrupt services nationwide, forcing reductions in jet and diesel production and delaying deliveries. In New England and the Midwest, utilities, hospitals, and factories report tight supplies while railroads limit freight speeds and trucking associations mull slower speeds to conserve fuel.
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Peder
Mierhert Sostek
Gibbs Oil Co
Revere
Mass
Oll
Findis
Michigan
Minnesota
Rockford, II
Walter Williamson
Williamson
Northet Ilinois
GM chief doubts smog aid will meet 1974 standards
Detroit news reports GM Chairman Richard C. Gerstenberg told SAE members that the auto industry may not convert emission research into workable systems for 10 million cars yearly. He urged a one year federal delay in enforcing 1974 hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide standards, citing the gap between prototype testing and real world performance.
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Sociaty of Automotive Engineers
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Proving Grounds
Pisteiet Court
Washington, D.C
Environmental Protection Agency
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Chrysler
John A. Riccardo
Word Board
Henry Ford 11
Minister defends sailor in Seauum Are ned Petty court martial
A Philadelphia minister testified for the defense in a court martial of Seauum Arened Petty, 19, accused of three counts of assault and other charges during a riot aboard the carrier Killy Hawk. The trial is one of 21 from a Sevenhove Catile riot involving over 100 crewmen. The case coincides with a Supreme Court ruling upholding confinement of sailors.
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Killy Hawk
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U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Postal worker shot at USPS headquarters
Police say a mail distributor James Blackman 31 was arrested in the shooting at the U S Postal Service headquarters in Washington. The gunman killed John Burton 39 and wounded F W Buxton 50 and Gren Peter 42. A fifth worker suffered head injuries during the scramble for safety. Buxton and Jeter received intensive care at Stogers Memorial Hospital.
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Brighton street crash injures several in UPI report
In Brighton England a motorist hit two parked cars causing injuries to a passenger. The car owner fell escaping to the scene and bruised himself. A second owner fainted and a passerby sprained an ankle as ambulances took injured to the hospital in a chaotic scene.
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England
UPI
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Pompidou Visits Brezhnev in Minsk for Europe Talks
French President Georges Pompidou arrived in Minsk to meet Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev for two days of talks on Europe’s political economic and military future. They headed to a villa near Minsk after a short ceremony, with Paris officials saying the discussions would shape negotiations ahead of 1973.
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