Energy crisis duopoly debate signals tough times ahead
Officials warn the nation faces a deep energy crisis as administration members acknowledge limits of near term solutions. Frank Ikard of the API predicts a long oil shortage and a potential transition to rationing and lifestyle changes, with gasoline rationing possibly coming next year and heating oil price increases already allowed to push more refinery output.
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Love
Lave
Frank N. Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Ikard
Los Angeles
Council Energy
Simon and Treasury
George P.shultz
Simon
Quaker Group Calls for Nixon Impeachment
A committee of the New York Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends has formally urged impeachment of Richard Nixon. The action, described as unprecedented by a Quaker agency, states Nixon and his aides betrayed democracy and urges the House to proceed with impeachment. The resolution passed without dissent during the two day annual session with 80 local meetings representing about 6,600 Quakers in New York and parts of New Jersey and Connecticut.
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NEW York
Nixon
New York Yearly Meeting of the
Religious
Society of Friends
Richard Nixon
House
Friends Agency
New York Society
New Jersey
Connecticut
Senate votes for year long Daylight Time plan
The Senate approved a year round Daylight Time energy plan by a 68 to 10 vote. It would begin after enactment with the fourth Sunday following, with states allowed to exempt themselves if shifting time causes undue hardship. The House and Senate confer on a Dec 30 effective date and the FCC would modify rules to permit pre sunrise broadcasts.
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Senate House
Senate
House
Nixon
Warren Magnuson
The
Commerce Com
Mittee
Marlow K. Cook
R-Ky
Walter Huddleston
D-Ky
Cook
Louisville
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Nixon labeled millionaire after taking office
President Nixon has become a millionaire since taking office, lawyers say, with an auditor's figures showing net worth around 988000 by May 31 and 300000 on Jan 1, 1969. Congressional leaders request to review tax returns to verify deductions and financial details.
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Nixon
Idaney
Congress
Tower
Associated Press
John’ Q
Anderson
Congressional Committee
New York
Coopers & Ly,brand
White House
California
Florida
Biscayne
Fla
C.G
Bebe" Rebozo
Bomb Explodes on Israeli Bus Injuring Fifteen
A grenade attack on a Tel Aviv to Netanya bus injures fifteen as security forces sweep nearby Arab villages. Two Arabs arrested in Jordan after admitting throwing the grenade. five of fifty two detainees released.
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Jersualem
Jordan
Netanya
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Hebron
Mortgage ceiling bill dies in Senate vote 21 to 24
In Harrisburg a bill to set a floating mortgage ceiling failed 21 to 24 in the Senate. The plan would cap rates at 2.5 points above long term government bonds, with no ceiling above 50 thousand dollars, and would apply to mortgages under 35 thousand. House action tightened auto dealer licensing and abortion penalties.
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Senate
Edward Zemprells
D-Allegheny
Thomas F. Lamb
Shapp Administration
House
Senate defeats mortgage bill to set flexible rate ceiling
In Harrisburg the Senate defeated a 21 to 24 bill to cap mortgage interest rates with a flexible ceiling. Democrats for include Cianfiani Coppersmith Hill Lamb Mazzei McCreesh Mellon Murphy Murray Orlanda Ross and Zemprelli. Republicans for include Andrews Bell Dougherty W Menning Hess Hall Howard Rovner and Stauffer. Not voting were Democrats Duffield Noszka and Republicans Dengler Tilghman Wade.
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Coppersmith
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Lamb
Mazzei
McCreesh
Mellon
Murphy
Murray
Orlando
Ross
Zemprelli
Andrews
Bell
Dougherty
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