210.3 Million Bid For Colorado Oil Shale Site
Two firms Standard Oil of Indiana and Gulf Oil bid 210.3 million dollars to develop a Colorado oil shale tract under a federal lease program. Bids covered six 5,000 acre tracts across Colorado Wyoming and Utah with a decision due within a week. If developed the shale could yield billions of barrels but production would take years.
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West Jersey
Colorado
Standard Oi
Indiana
Gulf Oil
Wyoming
Utah
Curt Berkhind
Bureau of Land Management
U.S
Jack Horton
Gil
Meeker
Colo
Horton
Standard and Gulf
Sun Oi Co
Delaware
Assembly plans interim financing for next biennium
Democrats will dominate both houses of the legislature in the upcoming session, with changes possible at the 1975 session. The GOP lost five House members and its Senate strength fell from seven to six. The House comprises 70 Democrats, 20 Republicans and 10 independents.
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Holton
GOP
House
Senate
Nixon dairy lobby influence on 1972 campaign funding
A White House statement details Nixon rescinding two days after a dairy industry meeting. It states he was unaware of any ITT pledge, notes the dairy lobby’s political influence, and cites Connally about votes in midwestern states. The dairy industry allegedly contributed $437,000 to Nixon's 1972 campaign and framed the decision as linking to price supports.
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ITT
Nixon
the Treasury
John Connally
Connally
White House
Congress
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Carl Albert
Wilbur Mills
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Grinner Corp
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Canteen Corp
John Ehrlichman
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Ehrlichman
McLaren
G Kleindienst
Kleindienst
U S Not Giving Up Search For Its MIAs
The Defense Department denies a halt in seeking missing U S servicemen in Indochina signals an end to the effort. Gen James and officials cite access limits in Vietnam Laos Cambodia as the main obstacle, with no plan to shrink search forces in Thailand and continued diplomatic push for unsearched areas.
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Defense Department
U.S
Indochina
Air Force
Daniel “Chappie
James
Joint Casualtty Resolution Center
Thailand
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Pentagon
Paris
Ait
Mekong
Saigon
Prices Rise in Wholesale Food After Month Decline
The government reported a one month drop reversed as consumer food prices rose five tenths of a percent. Increases came from fresh and dried vegetables fish cereals bakery and dairy products while meats eggs and fresh fruits fell in price.
Possibility Of U S Cuban Talks Weighed
Washington officials studied Tuesday the chance of renewing diplomatic relations with Cuba as Havana signaled readiness to discuss, not establish, ties if the United States ends its nine year embargo. Cuba’s ambassador to Mexico, Pernando Lopez Muito, said his government would talk under certain conditions, reflecting one of the two conditions outlined by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
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Jody
Bob Heller
Heller
Henry Dietrich
Broward County
Variety Children’s Hospital
Miami
Broward County Marijuana Dealer's Association
Dietrich
Davie
Indiana
Washington
Ava
State Department
Cuba
Mexico
Pernando Lopez Muito
United States
Caribbean
Henry Her
Kissinger
Deverpmient
Gaba’ Tas
Kissngel
Hemisphere
Fidel Castro
Lopee
Department
George West
Lopez
West
Mexico City
Organization of American States
Venezuela
Chile
Nixon health and stamina amid Watergate pressure
Nixon's aides say he remains in the presidency and will press ahead with his State of the Union message and budget despite private talk of resignation. Observers note aging and health strains from pneumonia and a chronic back issue, with doctors deeming him basically sound though tired and pacing himself.
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Nixon
Congress
New York
Kenneth Ryland
White House
Ryland
Camp David
Ronald J. Ziegler
Court ruling revisits exclusionary rule in grand jury case
The article recalls the 1960s exclusionary rule origins and a Supreme Court decision involving John P. Calandra. It notes the majority stance that applying the rule to grand jury proceedings could delay indictments, while dissenters led by Justice Brennan warn the rule safeguards judicial integrity against police misconduct.
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William H. Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Powell
William J. Brennan Jr
Justiers
William O. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
John P. Calandra
Calandra
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