University To Stay Open Despite Gas Shortage Plans
UNC leaders say only a state directive or severe shortage could force campus closure. Plans have been shared with the governor. athletic schedules will continue with contingency options. Officials report conserved fuel use, campus energy measures, and ongoing long range plans with district cooperation.
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Viet recapture of Kien Voe boosts Saigon forces
South Vietnamese troops recaptured the district town of Kien Voe, reopening a main convoy route and easing threat to Gia Nghia as Dak Song road junction was cleared. In Cambodia, the government abandoned a garrison on Highway 4 after a week of insurgent assault, while Hanoi accused the U.S. of provocation over the carrier Midway near North Vietnam.
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Pope Paul VI to Ride in Carriage for Vatican Christmas Visit
Pope Paul VI will ride a horse drawn carriage to the Spanish Steps in Rome for his annual pre Christmas visit to the statue of the Virgin Mary, becoming the first pope to leave the Vatican in a buggy this century.
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First National declares 65 cent dividend for Greeley bank
The Board of Directors of the First National Bank of Greeley declared a quarterly dividend of 65 cents per share payable December 24, 1973, to shareholders of record December 7, 1973. The bank is a member of First National Bancorporation Inc.
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Nixon May Switch to Amtrak To Save Fuel
AP reports President Nixon may shift from air travel to rail to conserve fuel while keeping trips discreet. A White House denial followed but sources said expanded presidential rail use is under serious consideration, with Amtrak cars and communications gear eyed for Camp David runs and other routes.
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No fuel no fun in toy market
AP reports a petroleum shortage threatens holiday toy sales as plastics curb production. Louis Marx & Co and Fisher-Price cancel items and orders while industry officials warn shortages will widen to products like bowling balls, vinyl components, and other plastic toys within months.
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