Indonesia to Los Angeles to ease fuel shortage
Pertamina officials said Indonesia will supply additional air and oil shipments to the West Coast to ease a fuel shortage. Gen. Sutowo authorized an extra 20,000 barrels daily this month, via Periga Oil Marketing Corp of Beverly Hills.
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Mini prison plan shelved at San Quentin
San Quentin’s plan to close the prison by 1974 and replace it with smaller metropolitan units has been shelved indefinitely. Department official Willy Guthrie attributed the move to two obstacles: a reversed population drop and a rebound to about 22,000 inmates.
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Lampoon chief denies recall over mock Volkswagen ad
SEW YORK UPD The National Lampoon publisher denied agreeing to withdraw copies of a special issue featuring a phony ad claiming VW President in- The ad showed a Volkswagen floating in water and led to a $30 million suit against the humor magazine. Matty Simmons, chairman of Twenty-First Century Communications, said an agreement with Volkswagen existed but no cash settlement and no recall.
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Suspect linked to four killings in Montana case
Powell County Sheriff says a fingerprint match ties Roger Caryl to the Oct 7 shootings near Quande and a stolen pickup found abandoned near Lakewood. The 17-year-old Eagle Scout was identified as the suspect after crossing the Continental Divide from Helena. Investigators pursue leads as they search the Dinner area.
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Bald babes beware of buns in Chicago report
A Chicago report notes women wearing hair in buns or ponytails may cause partial baldness. Doctors from Boston and a Boston hospital nurse are cited, saying tight hair pulling with pins or curlers can produce bald spots.
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Cox fears new prober will have hands tied
Archibald Cox urged that a new special prosecutor named by President Nixon be allowed full authority to probe Watergate related matters beyond the break in at Democratic National Headquarters. He warned a defender of Nixon’s scope could block investigations into ITT, antitrust settlements, wiretapping, and campaign-finance issues. The Senate Watergate panel prepared to resume hearings with Bert Bernhard testifying and sought restored access to tape summaries.
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Cox apologizes for ITT leak that sparked Nixon row
Archibald Cox admitted to interviewing former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst about an ITT antitrust appeal and discussing the talk with Sen. Edward Kennedy and Sen. Philip Hart. He called the disclosure careless and inexcusable, though not deliberate, amid White House denials of Nixon intercession.
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Watergate panelist Gurney probed over boosters fund
Senator Edward J. Gurney of Florida acknowledged a Justice Department inquiry into claims that builders secretly donated money to his office via a boosters fund tied to former aide Larry E. Williams. The Miami Herald cited more than 900000 dollars and urged no comments until the investigation concludes.
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Networks pledge cooperation in Nixon news probe
ABC NBC and others agree to aid the National News Council in examining President Nixon's charges of unfair television news coverage. The council invites the White House and the networks to participate, with NBC and ABC offering to provide tapes tied to specific days or broadcasts as requested.
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House panel ready to back Ford nomination amid Nixon impeachment question
The House Judiciary Committee appears set to quickly advance Gerald R Ford's vice presidency nomination while impeachment proceedings against President Nixon advance slowly. Chairman Peter W Roding Jr argues for concentrated subpoena power and aims to create a new Watergate prosecutor.
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Jobless pockets Spire shells out cash
Washington reports show major cities with unemployment at 6 percent or higher staying at three in October, while sixteen smaller cities dropped out of the category. Baltimore received a $10,000 personal check from former Vice President Spiro Agnew to pay his income tax evasion fine, dated October 28, and delivered to the U S attorney's office today.
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