Gasoline And Heating Oil Price Hikes Are Approved
The article notes price adjustments approved for gasoline and heating oil amid higher wholesale costs as of Sept. 28. Heating oil retailers may raise prices by one to two cents per gallon, while gasoline retailers face a different impact. The piece also discusses industry responses, regulatory actions, and related economic indicators including live cattle and hog prices and small claims court reforms.
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Nixon Campaign Cash and Energy Cuts Debate
The report lists Richard Scaife and John A Mulcahy among major cash contributors to Nixon, notes the accounting by Henry M Buchanan and a plan to audit the donor list. It also covers energy-cut measures in several states, federal orders to trim usage, and the ITT related bomb incident context.
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Hostages and Siege at Schoenau Transit Center in Austria
Arabs seized a Jewish train at Bratislava en route to Schoenau Castle near Vienna, prompting Austrian police to surround the camp and trains. The captors, calling themselves the Eagles of the Palestinian Revolution, claimed they opposed Soviet Jewish emigration to Israel. Authorities, including Chancellor Kreisky, sought hostages' release with no harm to victims, while the airport and rail lines were shut down and negotiations continued with Egyptian intermediaries.
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Monetary reforms split IMF a nd World Bank debate
Nairobi AP report on the 1974 IMF meeting shows deep divisions over basic reforms and China's bid to replace Taiwan in the IMF and World Bank. Witteveen notes a formal request from Beijing. next month boards will consider the issue amid Soviet bloc reactions. Delays in reforms persist as debates over China’s representation and the role of a stronger dollar continue.
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Volvo Promotes Size and Comfort Amid Gas Shortage
An advertisement touts Volvo as spacious and comfortable with front and rear legroom comparable to luxury cars, ample trunk space, orthopedically designed seats, and a rigid welded body. It positions Volvo as a fuel efficient, safe choice for driving amid the energy crisis.
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