Natural gas bills may swell under new optional pricing
In a step under the new optional pricing procedure by the Federal Power Commission, offshore Louisiana producers led by Tenneco Oil Texaco and Belco Petroleum seek immediate 73 percent price boosts with possible annual increases doubling prices in seven years. Opponents warn of windfall profits and challenge the policy as an end run around the 1938 Natural Gas Act.
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G. David Wallace
Washington
Louisiana
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Tenneco Oil
Texaco
Belco Petroleum Co
American Public Gas Association
Wallace Still Viable Force
A historical overview recounts George C. Wallace's rise from Alabama governor to a national political force. It details his 1963 segregation stance, the 1963 university desegregation clash, 1964 presidential primaries, 1968 third party bid, 1970 governorship win, shift to nondiscrimination by 1971, and the 1972 campaign timeline culminating with his 1972 Maryland primary injury.
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Montgomery
George Corley Wallace
Alabama
Southern
Wallace
University of Alabama
National Guard
Albert Brewer
Maryland
Michigan
Thompson sues Bremer over Assassin's Diary profits
Dora Thompson, wounded in the May 15 Wallace shooting, sues Arthur Bremer in Prince Georges County Md court seeking 300000 compensatory and 300000 punitive damages for profits from publication of his diary. Bremer, jailed in Baltimore, has earned about 15000 from diary excerpts and a 3595 hard cover edition.
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William Taffe
Washington Star-News
Washington
Dora Thompson
George C. Wallace
Arthur H. Bremer
HIA
Bremer
Maryland State Penitentiary
Baltimore
Harper’s Magazine
Thompson
Hyattsville
Prince Georges County
Secret Service
Alabama
Wallace
Corona Recuperates From Heart Attack
Juan V. Corona, on trial for 25 murder counts, is hospitalized after a heart attack amid ongoing deliberations. The 38-year-old farm labor contractor reportedly feels well as doctors observe his condition and consider his courtroom presence for a verdict in the 1971 slayings of farm workers buried in an orchard near Yuba City, California.
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Corona
Vacaville
Gordon Mannerstedt
Richard E. Patton
Feather River
Yuba City
Calif
San Francisco
Train Derails In Garden City
Thirteen southbound cars of a Louisville and Nashville freight train derailed Sunday night in Garden City Alabama, Cullman County. No injuries were reported. The wreck left tracks blocked by 8:45 p.m. and deputies joined crews in around the clock repair work as investigators prepared to explain the accident once the line reopened.
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Garden City
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Cullman County
Orlin Buzbee
L&n
Satisfactory Juan Corona Leaves Hall of Justice
Juan Corona a 38 year old former farm labor contractor left Solano County Hall of Justice with hands cuffed holding a Bible. He appeared grimaced after suffering an apparent heat attack late Friday night following the jury's second day of trial.
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Juan Corona
Solano
Calif
County Hall of Justice
Corona
Meir Meets Pope in Vatican First Israeli Premier Visit
Pope Paul VI received Golda Meir in the Vatican for about an hour as talks focused on the Middle East Jerusalem status and potential roles for the Vatican in Arab Israeli peace efforts. A Vatican spokesman reaffirmed neutrality and not changing the Holy See’s stance while security arms ringed key sites in Rome.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Golda Meir
Vatican
Middle East
Holy Land
Federico Alessandrini
Paris
Meir Mendes
Israel
Ministry of Religious Affairs
Rome
Pope
Mrs. Meir
Jerusalem
Meir
Fiumicino
Holy See
Abba Eban
Pius XII
East Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Nixon Seeks School Drug Tests In Harlem Pilot
The Nixon administration proposes urine tests for drugs among students in Harlem a pilot with Frederick Douglass Intermediate School. Tests will be voluntary with parental consent and child assent though funds may support compulsory programs elsewhere. Officials stress treatment referrals and privacy protections while critics warn of privacy invasion.
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Washington
Nixon
Harlem
Jerome H. Jaffe
Special Action Office On
Jaffee
Jaffe
Army
Office of Economic Opportunity
Calvin Alston
Alston
Frederick Douglass Intermediate School
King’s Birthday Observed Across Cities With Closings
Observances honor the late Martin Luther King Jr as public schools and city offices close in Atlanta New York Chicago San Francisco St Louis Seattle Kansas City Buffalo Newark Oakland Hartford and smaller cities. Wreath laying at King's crypt and memorial services feature Coretta Scott King and speakers including King family members and church leaders.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Sam Massell
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Seattle
Kansas City
Buffalo
N.Y
Ebenezer Baptist Church
King
Martin Luther King Sr
Martin Luther King
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Manchester
North Side
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Ben A. Campbell
Eli Street
Campbell
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Consumers Union
John E. Moss
D-Calif
New York Times News Service
Giovanni Leone
Giulio Andreotti
Newark
N.J
Oakland
Hartford, Conn
John V. Lindsay
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Jesse Jackson
Operation
PUSH
People United To Save Humanity
Ministers Conference
Greater New York
Kawaida Temple
New Jersey
William T. Cahill
Thomas J.,myskill
Connecticut
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