Probed Tanker Backups Stir East Coast Debate
State and federal probes launched into reports of tankers lining up off the East Coast delaying cargoes for higher prices. Officials in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and other states said evidence is elusive but investigations seek to determine if shortages are real or contrived and whether refineries, dock capacity, or price gouging are at play.
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Taporte
New York State
Atty
Louis Letkowita
Simday
Federal Energy Office
Boston
Philadelphia
New Haven
New York
Lefkowitz
Pennsylvania
Milton
Delaware Bay
Trres
U.S. Department of Transportation
Agtien
New Jersey
Brendan T. Byrne
Connecticut
Thomas J. Méskitt
Coast Guard
San
Howard Baker
R.tenn
Watergate Committee
NEA
Nixon Signs New Flood Disaster Protection Act
President Nixon signed a flood disaster protection act expanding federally subsidized flood insurance. The plan raises insurance limits, offers about 90 percent discounts, and requires communities to adopt land use controls. Homeowners could insure up to 37 000 at 25 cents per 100 dollars, with a 320 000 home fully covered for about 50 dollars yearly. Small businesses may obtain up to 200 000 in coverage.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
San Clemente
Cali
Nixon
Washington
Frederick
Malek
Britain adopts three day work week amid coal crisis
London AP reports Britain imposes a three day work week to conserve coal for electricity as miners pledge slower production. About 15 million workers face shortened hours with exemptions for utilities hospitals and other essential industries. Talks linger as government cites anti inflation rules while miners seek wage raises.
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Peter Ebert
Associated Press
London
Britain
Edward Heath
James Prior
House of Commons
Inustry
National Coal Board
Israelis Vote Today In Crucial Election
Israelis vote in a pivotal 1973 election as Golda Meir’s Labor faces Likud led by Menachem Begin amid war anxieties. Troops across the Golan and Suez front vote by ballot in sealed sacks. more than 2 million eligible. Polls hint Labor, Likud and regional parties will capture about 90 percent of the seats.
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Suez
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Ber Jerusalem
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Middle East
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Minista
Khia
Geneva
Metz
Labor Party
Ules
Mapam
Likud
Land of
Israel
Wen
Lust Hinesdel
Labor
Marty
Melt
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Regions
Baker Calls Subpoena Substantively Extraordinary
Senate Watergate panel should revisit seeking 500 plus new White House tapes and documents. Sen. Howard Baker Jr. says Ervin broke protocol by not warning before subpoenas and notes Nixon’s Operation Candor hasn’t eased suspicions. He hints more disclosures may exist and cites national security claims as possibly a shield.
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Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tenn
Baker
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Notl
Ervin
Sam Ervin
Nixon
Florida abduction case sparks FBI search for coed
A masked black gunman abducted Kathy L. Morris from a Daytona Beach home after beating four friends. The FBI joined a nationwide hunt as police warn the kidnapper may have taken her out of state. Morris, a Daytona Beach Community College student, was forced to drive off in a white 1966 Buick. a $5,000 reward was offered for leads.
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Fla
FBI
Poice
Kathy L. Morris
Edwin Duff I
George Lubke
Miss Morris
St. Paul's Roeman Catholic
Duff
Daytona Beach Community College
Pattie Malarney
Anna Farrell
Valerie Potter
Miss Malarney
Ernest Malarney
Uncle Sam To Be His Own Landlord
Federal departments housed in government owned buildings will pay rent into a new federal building fund under a 1970s law. GSA will negotiate contracts for new buildings and fund repairs and maintenance, with costs to be detailed in Nixon's 1975 budget, potential rent rises estimated between 60 million and 800 million.
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Sam
Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
General Servies Administration
GSA
Governmet
Delude Rental
Walt Medice & Duty Nets
OSA
Withei Tse
Congressivoy
GEA
Coppress
Budest
Nixon
E. Freelander
Nixon Brothers Paid Big Fees by Foundation
Los Angeles based report states Edward Nixon, brother of President Nixon, was paid at least 21000 in consultant fees by the Richard Nixon Foundation for site selection work on a presidential library. The payments, described as consultant fees at 1500 monthly for 14 months from December 1970, were disclosed in a document filed with California regulators.
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Nixon
Edward
Los Angeles Times
Richard Nixon Foundation
the Times
Charitable Trusts
California Department of Justice
Edward Nixon
Callifornia
Orange County
United States
Del Rio News Herald Heralds Del Rio Texas Circulation Rates
Del Rio News Herald publishes in Del Rio Texas 76840 with weekly Saturday and Sunday morning editions. Second Clem Fustage paid at Owl Rio. Pedro Salazar publishes. Bart Woodson buys time to Flaenwood Carlos Satulo. editors and business manager listed. notices of corrections for errors and advertising acceptance policy included.
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Owl Rio
Tex
Bart Woodson
Flaenwood
Carlos Satulo
Pedro Salazar
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