Oil Flow from U.S. Puzzles Consumer
A 1973 article explains how the United States still exports about 242000 barrels a day, including to Arab states that banned sales to America. Exports mainly lubricants and coke while gasoline, distillates, and residual oils rise, with critics urging curbs amid a severe domestic energy shortage.
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Kissinger Tops Gallup Poll As Most Admired Man
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger displaced President Nixon to become the most admired man in the Gallup Poll annual survey. Nixon dropped to third, with Rev. Billy Graham second and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy fourth. Vice President Gerald R. Ford finished fifth.
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