AIM Leader Russell Means Ailing at Mobridge Conference
AIM leader Russell Means, once of San Leandro, aided in a wheelchair at Mobridge South Dakota during an international treaty conference. Means suffers a bleeding ulcer and cannot attend his Wounded Knee occupation trial in St Paul Minnesota. A judge warned he could be arrested if he joined the conference.
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Gas conservation urged as summer supply outlook steady
Oil and energy experts say motorists will have adequate gasoline this summer barring unforeseen crises. A 55 mph speed limit and conservation remain advised as Dutch Shell and Exxon officials warn a possible temporary oversupply if efforts ease. John Sawhill of the Federal Energy Office notes a 3 to 4 percent shortage risk without continued restraint.
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John Sawhill
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Argentine cabinet quits as Peron appeals for unity
President Juan D. Peron faced a mass rally after eight cabinet members tendered resignations to aid a government reorganization amid strikes shortages and street violence. Peron urged unity saying he would resign only if no better option existed and pledged to rebuild the nation. Four people were lightly wounded in clashes in three cities and La Prensa offices were shot at in Buenos Aires.
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