Church Leads Probe Into Big Oil Policies
Washington based Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee will hold four days of hearings to probe whether oil company influence shaped U.S. foreign policy and energy security. The panel will examine a 1971 agreement with Persian Gulf states in which 23 western oil firms agreed to pay $10 billion more over five years to the producing states, with 17 firms American owned.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
U.S
Frank Church
Idaho Democrat
Persian Gulf
Church
House of Cards
Antiwar March Fails to Meet Kissinger Anticipation
Washington AP reports remnants of the antiwar movement marched to the State Department to deliver the Ignoble War Prize for 1973 to Henry Kissinger. About 250 protesters, including Jane Fonda, walked from DuPont Circle in drizzle only to learn Kissinger was in New York as no official would accept the plaque.
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Washington
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Jane Fonda
Kissinger
New York
Department
DuPont Circle
Nixon
Four Hundred Thousand Recovered From Airport Bank Theft
FBI says more than 400000 stolen in last year’s Baltimore Washington International Airport branch bank robbery has been recovered. Part found in a Baltimore house and part buried in a tree grove. total taken estimated over 500000. Four arrests reported. all stolen money accounted for. Det. agents displayed seized bills, mainly tens twenties fifties and hundreds.
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Baltimore
FBI
Baltimore Washington International Airport
Thomas H. Farrow
United States
Farrow
Gov Holshouser speaks to students at Greensboro News Conference
Gov Jim Holshouser told 150 high school journalists at UNC Greensboro he expects a 1974 General Assembly defeat of a bill banning corporal punishment in schools He backed improving community mental health services while noting abuse risks and discussed capital punishment polls He warned against premature tax cuts due to a tight budget and energy concerns The event closed with a note on Daylight Saving Time and a historical mention of Martin Van Buren born in 1782.
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Greensboro
N.C
Jim Holshouser
Holfhouser
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Piedmont Journalism Workshop
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Fraternity
Congress Struggles Over Pension Reform Pace
Associated Press writer Carl C. Craft reports Congress stumbles in drafting pension reform. The House Ways and Means Committee spent two days last week negotiating disputes and resumes work Monday, aiming to meet leadership goals for House action this week. A senior Republican advocate highlighted the challenges.
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Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Skirts Gain in Woman's Fashion Versus Pensions Debate
Paris fashion notes anticipate a skirt dominated spring as men return to pants while Cardin Courreges push waisted dresses and layered looks. Separately lawmakers spar over pension reform with employer-liability provisions, urging balance between private plans and protections for workers within a broader overhaul of retirement safeguards.
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Cardin
John N. Erlenborn
R-Iil
Erlenborn
House Labor Committee
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