Alaska and Hawaii face special fuel woes
Alaska and Hawaii confront fuel shortages amid an energy crunch. Alaska studies special aviation fuel allocations as airlines cut flights, while Hawaii fears tourism loss if jet fuel shortfalls persist. Hawaii relies on imported oil. tanker ships and a small mileage cut could reshape travel. Gov Egan seeks federal help. southeastern Alaska faces fuel risk for 45 000 residents.
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Hawaii
Alaska
William Egan
Washington
Alaska Airlines
Anchorage
Cook Inlet
Fairbanks
Panhandle
Seattle
California
Mideast cease-fire holds after Suez City flare up
United Nations spokesman Rudolf Stajduhar said the Middle East cease-fire remains in effect despite a 12 minute exchange of fire in Suez City between Egyptian and Israeli forces. No U N personnel were hurt though Finnish peacekeeping tents and buildings were hit. Talks for a cease-fire ring and Geneva peace conference progress were unclear as Dayan signaled willingness to be forthcoming but not commit to withdrawals.
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Mideast
Suez City
Associated Press
United Nations
Middle East
Suez
Rudolf Stajduhar
Cairo
U.N
Suez Canal
Egyp
Tan
Egypian
Geneva
Washington
Moshe Dayan
Israel
London
Stock Exchange
West
Fuel shortage bites into mail delivery before holidays
Washington AP reports fuel shortages slow postal routes nationwide as Christmas approaches. Postmaster General E. T. Klassen says offices will be cleaned of mail by Christmas Eve, with delivery of early mail, but delays likely if fuel supplies remain tight. Officials note aircraft cutbacks and optional Saturday delivery curtailment as possible measures.
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Washington
E. T. Klassen
J. V. Dorsey
Klassen
Joseph Jones
Oklahoma City
Atlanta
Oakland
North
Michigan
Connecticut
Postal Service
Bahamas Refuses Vesco Extradition
Bahamian magistrate Emmanuel Osadebay denied extradition of Robert L. Vesco on wire fraud charges, ruling the offense not extraditable under the 1931 treaty. U.S. officials may pursue review options. Vesco, 38, was not present. his $75,000 bond and travel documents were confiscated and will be returned. Vesco is charged with embezzling $50,000 from International Controls Corp. and moving funds to buy stock in Investors Quar seas Services Ltd. in Geneva.
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Ike Flores
Associated Press
Nassau
Bahamas
Robert L. Vesco
United States
Emmanuel Osadehay
U.S. Atty
Paul J. Curran
New York
Bahamian Supreme Court
Vesco
Osadebay
Robert L. Veseo
Vesea
International Controls Corp
Fairfield
N.J
Yesco
Qvarseas Services, Ltd
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Nation of Hawaii
Soie
Salzman’s
Salzman’s Shoe Repair & Boot Shop
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Whissewelers Soc
Your Diamond Store
Bank Americaid Master Charge
NCSL
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Joseph Samuels
Sydney
Australia
Udny Castle
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Ske
Fisher-Price Play Family Village
Playskool Rescue Training Center
Abitibi
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