Fuel cuts urged as energy officials plan 5 percent reduction
Energy chief Simon backs 5 percent cut to gasoline output from 1972 levels with 95 percent production cap, prioritizing bulk buyers and warning of shortages at pumps. Proposed rules would begin rationing on some fuels, including home heating and aviation, while drivers protest and truckers stage blockades.
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Energy Office
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Jonathan Brown
Kitzsimmons
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Independent Truckers League
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Overdrive
Fred Binge
Alltraks Express California
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Federal Energy Office
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
U.S
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Pat Webster
Energy Task Force
Federal Power Commission
Saxbe Faces Senate Panel on Bork and Jaworski
The Senate committee questioned Saxbe on the Bork amendment and Jaworski's role in the White House clash over the Watergate probe. Byrd pressed Saxbe about firing Jaworski, and Saxbe said he would not resign or fire Jaworski, while acknowledging the president could remove him.
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Jaworski
Breyer
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Pennsylvania
White House
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Nixon
Scott
Haig
U.S
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Buzhardt
Leonard Garment
Sirica
John W. Dean III
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Richmond
Morgan
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Cumberland
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Navy
Nicholson Air Service, Inc
New River Valley
Virginia
Nicholson
Virginia Corporation Commission
Justice Department
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Bork
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Saxbe
Byrd
Elliot L. Richardson
Watergate
Laurance” M. Woodworth
Kenneth Gemmill
Mills
California
District of Columbia
Milk Cooperatives Face Antitrust Suit Across Midwestern States
The Justice Department accuses milk cooperatives in 13 states of monopoly power, forcing nonmember farmers from services and pressuring dairies to buy from members. It cites price manipulation and threats to maintain control, while producers defend legality under agricultural cooperative exemptions. Memoranda tied to Watergate implicate Mitchell and White House aides in campaign fundraising.
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Nebraska
Illinois
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Missouri
Kansas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
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Dairies
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Nixon
White House
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H. R. Haldeman
Kissinger Urges Europe Japan to Join Fuel Plan
Kissinger argues that Europe and Japan should join a unified fuel plan with the United States, noting U.S. energy use is 55 percent higher than Europe’s and stating that democratic powers can solve tech challenges together if they have will and imagination.
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U.S
Europe
Kissinger
Energy Action Group
Coun
North America
Kissinger outlines new energy program amid Middle East tensions
The article surveys Kissinger's plan for energy conservation and new sources, urging global cooperation. It notes talks between Israeli and Egyptian generals near Cairo over troop withdrawal, with Egypt breaking off citing Israeli intransigence.
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Sadat
U.N
Cairo
Egypt
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