Kremlin seeks Sino peace as next big move
London sources say the Soviet Union under Leonid Brezhnev may push for a Sino Soviet understanding or formal peace accord as part of its global peace strategy. A border standstill is hoped, with China likely demanding a Soviet pullback before any broader treaty. The move could reshape world power balance.
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Edy Williams ends three year marriage to Russ Meyer
Hollywood actress Edy Williams and director Russ Meyer end their three year marriage. Williams known for Beyond the Valley of the Dolls and The Seven Minutes, with Meyer behind various youth and exploitation films.
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Framed Message From Lanter Squery Office Note
Fragmentary OCR shows a contact block with phone numbers 257-3800 and 7991219 linked to SENEMONT OFFICE at Phong. Details are unclear but suggests an office inquiry or instruction line referencing Lanter Squery Frama Cally.
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Gas controls due for possible mandatory allocation
Washington sources say a three way mandatory gasoline allocation system appears likely though a survey by the American Automobile Association suggests fuel shortages may stabilize. A presidential energy policy message is expected later this week with a decision on controls possibly announced then. Colorado Governor John A Love has been named energy policy coordinator after William Scranton declined the post. Plans to convert the voluntary quota program to mandatory controls have been approved, with guidance mirroring the earlier voluntary system requiring suppliers to allocate to customers in the same proportion as last year.
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Reinecke says he spoke with Mitchell about ITT 1972 convention offer
California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke states he talked by phone with then-Atty. Gen. John Mitchell in May or June 1971 about ITT underwriting the 1972 Republican convention before the antitrust suit was settled. He confirms telling an FBI agent and says Mitchell was aware of San Diego’s bid, while Mitchell claimed no such meeting.
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PG&E seeks gas rate hike to offset higher prices
Pacific Gas and Electric Co asked the Public Utilities Commission for permission to raise gas rates by 5 million yearly, claiming November 2 purchases from El Paso Natural Gas will hike costs. The firm says without the offset it would lose 41,000 dollars daily. The increase would apply to all customer classes, with a typical residential user paying about 15 cents more monthly across its 2.4 million gas customers.
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