Gasoline price controls to stay under Phase 4 rules
The Nixon administration extended the petroleum price freeze to Aug 19 and will implement Phase 4 of a tight regulatory regime for gasoline and No 2 heating oil. New pump signs will show price and octane. Ceiling prices on crude and auto fuels, a two tier crude system, and monthly automatic adjustments for heating oil costs are outlined along with existing retail markups. The move signals continued strict control of energy prices amid inflation concerns.
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Washington
Nixon
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
FHA
Council
Subpoena Seeks Agnew Records From Maryland Years
Federal investigators order records from Spiro Agnew's Maryland governorship and campaign files dating to 1962. About 130 boxes of documents are stored, with inspectors to begin review Monday. Some 1962 county executive reports likely destroyed. officials confirm current state holdings cover 1966 campaign records only.
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Baltimore
Agnew
Maryland
Morris Radoff
Willard A. Morris
State Board of Elections
Baltimore County
Morris
Charles Prior
Wolff
Agnew’ S
State Road Department
J. E. Greiner Co., Inc
Radoff
U.S
Grand Jury
Annapolis
I. H. Hammerman
Lester Matz
John C. Childs Sr
J. Walter Jones
Louis Washkansky dies after heart transplant
Obituary notes Louis Washkansky died in Cape Town 18 days after becoming the first person to receive a heart transplant in 1968. The piece mentions related archival records, Maryland campaign contributor names, and a broad federal probe into vice president Agnew’s campaign finances.
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Louis Washkansky
Cape Town
South Africa
Texas Body Count At 23 By James P Sterra
Police unearthed four more badly decomposed bodies bringing to 23 the victims allegedly sexually assaulted tortured and slain over three years by Houston utility worker Dean Corll and two teenage accomplices Elmer Wayne Henley 17 and David Owen Brooks 18 Henley claimed he killed Corll after threats Brooks confessed to observing and helping dispose of bodies The trio lured youths for parties at Corlls house offering food and drugs then abused tortured and killed them with pay for recruits and grisly methods described by investigators
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Elmer Henley
High Island
Tex
Henley and
David Brooks
James P. Sterra
New York Times News
Houston
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Owen Brooks
Henley
Dean Allen Corll
Corll
Brooks
Breck Porter
Houston Police Homicide Squad
Porter
Corll’s
James Tucker
Cullman Man, 31 Killed In Wreck On Welts Rd
James Larry Baucum 31, a Mississippi native living in Baileytown, died Friday when his panel truck left a sharp Welts Road curve east of Cullman. He worked for a Louisville trucking firm. Survivors include his widow and two children. Funeral plans not available Friday night.事故发生于12:45 p.m.
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Cullman
Cullman County
Here
Welts Rd
E. D. Grimmett
James Larry Baucum
Mississippi
Baileytown
Grimmett
Baucum
Louisville
Miss
Moss Funeral Home
Landmark Farm Measure Inked
President Nixon signed a four year farm bill aimed at boosting production and stabilizing prices. It creates target prices for wheat corn and cotton with federal payments to cover shortfalls when market prices drop. The law seeks to curb inflation and reduce taxpayer costs while protecting farmers.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
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R. Gregory Nokes
Department of Labor
Robinson Furniture
Second Ave
Decatur
Martin Waldron
New York Times News Service
United States District Court For
District of Maryland
North Calvert St
Spiro, T. Agnew
Jerome B. Wolff
TV Log
Athens
Tennessee Valley
Dean Corll
Texas
Lake Sam Rayburn
Gulf of Mexico
Juniper
Richard Ramirez
Fort Worth
John Nader
Detroit
Edward Safford
Ramirez
Camelot Hotel
Safford
Landmark Farm
C. F. Penn Hamburgers
E. Morutton Street
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