Fewer Commercial Planes As Flights Cut Back
Danville Virginia reports fewer commercial flights as energy crisis cutbacks hit air travel. Federal Energy Office checks rumors of petroleum stockpiling and fuel hoarding by rail and trucking firms, hoping to confirm any hoarding while weather slows use of oil. Officials say no solid evidence yet of abnormal stockpiling.
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Associated Press
Federal Energy
Ffice
Gereld Parsky
FEO
William FE. Simon
Monda Aspakestan
Parsky
American Petroleum Institute
Defense Department
Jerey W. Friedheim
Pentagon
Flergy Office
Friedheim
Federal Energy Office
Air Transport Association
Associated’ Press
TOC
Sarly McEloveth
United Air Lines
Eugene DuBais
Astern Air Lines
Eastern
Logan International
Boston
Newark
Californias heavy snow storms trigger school closures and road restrictions
A weekend snowstorm blankets counties from San Bernardino to Santa Barbara with six more inches atop a 26 inch base, closing schools in 11 San Bernardino districts. Western areas see rain melting snow. Lancaster records 17 inches, Palmdale 14, Lake Hughes 33. A coastal storm stalls offshore with two anticipated inches of rain by Tuesday. Drivers warned about Highway 1 slides near Carmel as weather lingers.
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Page Oey
Baldy
San Bernardino County
Lancaster
Palmdale
Lake Hughes
National Weather Service
Los Angeles County
Ventura County
Upper
Ojai
Santa Paula
San Luis Obispo
Highway 1
Carmel
Energy and political clashes marked by court fights
A string of items highlights the era of energy shortages and political tension. The Senate faced a clash over presidential materials with Sirica and Ervin involved, while the Pentagon received oil allocations and airlines cut flights. Court actions debated price controls, and Iran’s Shah spoke on oil’s future as daylight saving shifts affected daily life.
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Dade County
Fla
Aviation Department
Miami Iveernational
George Burns
Trans World Allines
Supreme Court
Jis
Iran
der Spiegel
Exemptions and Newsprint Costs Edge Prices Upward
Exemptions may rise as much as 27 percent this year due to Phase 4 price regulations curbing full recovery. Newsprint shortages hinder advertising and news content rationing as newspapers push price increases. The ANPA had won a ruling allowing a five cent per copy hike last October, with firms typically raising prices in five cent steps.
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Kowsspapper
ANPA
Ven
Wis
Abone
Mitsui and Co
Mil- AU
Wbo
An Lonvists
Japan
Torche Cup Cies
Federal Energy Office begins direct data collection on oil
The Federal Energy Office admits reliance on oil industry data but has started gathering information directly to probe rumors of fuel hoarding. Officials say data from major and independent oil firms, railroads, and trucking firms will be analyzed to assess supply stockpiling amid shortages.
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Federal Energy Office
Westan
Benjamin
American Petroleum Institute
Oil Industry Trade Organization
Frank G. Zarh
Zarb
Parsky
Simon
Rare astronomical tides swell coastlines across U S
AP Science Writer Brian Sullivan reports that rare celestial conditions produce unusually high tides on the U S coasts. Erosion rises at Newport Beach while East Coast forecasts warn of possible flooding akin to the 1962 Long Island to Outer Banks disaster. The Atlantic City peak is expected at 8 23 a m EDT on Tuesday.
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Brian Sullivan
New York
United States
Newport Beach
Calif
Long Island
North Carolina
Atlantic City
Mnt
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Wood
Florida
Gulf Coast
France
Avd Proneh
Earth
Early Morning Delays as Time Change Sparks Routines
The piece notes widespread early confusion as daylight saving time began, with Johnson County Kansas officials reporting a flood of calls and schools facing late arrivals. Parents and workers worry about darker commutes while some New York area principals report increased lateness in schools. The report also covers Canada and US stock exchanges adjusting schedules, and NOAA scientist Fergus Wood discussing tides and coastal flood predictions tied to celestial alignment.
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New York City
Oi Dhe
Charles Berkowitz
Pvs. 54
Manhattan
Indian Leaders Face Trial In Wounded Knee Takeover
Dennis Banks and Russell Means face a federal trial in St Paul on a 10 count conspiracy indictment stemming from the 1973 Wounded Knee takeover. Judge Nichol moved the venue from South Dakota, citing concerns about a fair trial.
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Wounded Knee
Paul
Minn AP
Fred J Nichol
Dennis Banks
Russell Means
Nichol
South Dakota
St Paul
Banks
Minneapolis
Means
Porcupine, S.C
American Indian Movement
AIM
Saux Parls
Sioux Falls
U.S
MBP
Pine Ridge
Iona Andronov
the New Times
St. Paul
Defense warning on air power against North Vietnam
Defense officials warned that American air power could be used in South Vietnam if North Vietnam launches an all-out offensive. The radio labeled Schlesinger's warning on Sunday a serious violation of the Paris cease fire spirit and an insolent challenge to the Vietnamese people and world opinion.
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Reblesinger
Schlesinger
Paris
Dollar climbs abroad after devaluation ripple in European markets
The dollar rose in Zurich to 3.42 francs and in Paris to 4.98 francs, with Amsterdam at 2.96 guilders and Frankfurt up to 2.8825 marks. In Milan the dollar gained to 629.5 lire as London pounds fell, while gold climbed to $122.25 in London and $220.73 in Zurich amid oil and energy crisis fears.
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Zurich
Paris
Amsterdam
U.S
Frankfurt
Milan
London
Tapes Dispute Over Paraphrase and Court Submission
The President faces confusion over proposed terms and only accepts exact tapes ascertained by Sen. Stennis. He requested a written statement but received none. Ervin notes nine months of correspondence and limits on material shown, while White House compliance will not block investigations. He proposes transcription and quick turnover of tapes.
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Sen. Stennis
Ervin
White House
Special Prosecutor
Federal Grand Jury
Preparation H relief for hemorrhoidal pain and swelling
Reports indicate Preparation H provides prompt relief from rectal itching and hemorrhoidal swelling. Doctors in thousands of cases support its use, with clinicians and patients noting reduced inflammation and pain when using the ointment and suppositories.
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Hun
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