Energy czar urges 10 gallon weekly gasoline limit
Washington AP. Energy czar William Simon asked drivers to voluntarily cap consumption at 10 gallons per week to avoid mandatory rationing. He outlined no immediate enforcement and warned utilities over misleading ads while proposing a possible line-ration plan if Congress authorizes it. Simon also announced 1.5 million barrels of military jet fuel from the Pentagon stockpile to aid international airlines through January. The administration reported fuel savings and import gains since Nov 10, with broader energy legislation moving through Congress amid price and policy debates.
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Justice Dept ends antitrust suit with Texaco consent decree
The Justice Department filed a consent decree in Manhattan to end an antitrust action against Texaco and Coastal States Gas Producing Co. The deal caps Coastal States Corpus Christi refinery output at 135000 barrels daily to independent distributors while Texaco’s purchase option is canceled. Coastal States, a Texas firm, is a major independent refiner.
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San Antonio Gas Supply Cut Back
San Antonio faces a severe gas emergency as CPS reports two drastic curtailments in cold weather. La Vaca Gathering Co reduced supply from 286 to 263 and then to 221 million cubic feet per day, forcing CPS to convert some power plants to fuel oil and warn of possible business and industrial gas shutoffs to protect homes.
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Cut to 65 Degrees Asked in Alamo City
San Antonio power plant officials urged residents to set thermostats to 65 degrees to ease a fuel shortage amid bitter weather. Spokesman Jerry Spengler cited pressure issues on the Coastal States La Vaca gas line, which was cut from 350 to 220 million cubic feet daily. The plant is absorbing the loss with Mel off, and electrical service remains, but the crisis is expected to last 48 hours. Morning temperature at 27 degrees with a four degree chill factor.
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Doar Named Head of Impeachment Inquiry Staff
Doar, 52, former Justice Department appointee, chosen by Rep. Rodino to lead about 30 lawyers in the Nixon impeachment inquiry. Rodino aims bipartisan oversight with seven senior Republicans joining Democrats, target completion by April.
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Spain Premier Carrero Blanco Dies In Explosion
Spain's premier Carrero Blanco was killed when a bomb exploded in his car near San Francisco de Borja church in Madrid. The blast also killed his chauffeur and a bodyguard, with investigations and conflicting police statements about the cause. The incident follows Franco's regime tensions and upcoming trials, elevating deputy Torcuato Fernandez Miranda to interim prime minister.
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Welfare audit finds 1 million families overpaid or ineligible
A federal audit of AFDC cases, covering 44 000 of 4.1 million families, finds 10.2 percent ineligible and 22.8 percent overpaid, costing about 1.17 billion annually. HEW aims to cut errors by June 1975, with states facing possible loss of federal funds if targets are not met.
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Bad Heart Claims Bobby Darin at 37
LOS ANGELES AP Bob Darin, whose hit Mack the Knife made him a rock era icon, died today at 37 after open heart surgery. He had a long heart trouble history, several film and TV credits, and a late career comeback before funeral arrangements were pending.
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Kissinger and Tho Meet in Paris Over Vietnam Ends
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Le Duc Tho in Paris to discuss the stalled Vietnam ceasefire and US aid demands. He said the talks aim to reduce conflict and aid reconstruction, with no plan for a new agreement, as Congress debates funding.
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