Administration and oil firms blamed for gasoline shortage
Chicago witnesses and Sen. Adlai Stevenson III accuse the administration and seven major oil companies of creating a gasoline shortage to squeeze independents. He warns rising prices will hit food and transport costs. hearings consider mandatory allocations after voluntary failures. Independent dealers report black market offers and possible Amsterdam gas imports.
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Chicago
Sen. Adiai BE
Stevenson
Illinois Democrat
Nixon
Senate Commerce Committee
William Glassman
Liberty Petroleum Co
Mount Vernon
Charles Hague
Tri America Oil Co
Clark Oil and Refining Corp
Amsterdam
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Marvin S. Lieberman
Lieberman
J. Lisle Reed
The
Interior
TV officials hail ruling on paid ads for broadcasters
Little Rock station leaders say Supreme Court ruling restoring latitude in accepting paid advertising on public issues marks a major step forward for reporting. KTHV's B G Robertson and KARK-TV's Bob Brown praise broader access while stressing evenhanded coverage and fairness doctrine adherence.
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Little Rock
U.S. Supreme Court
B.G. Robertson
KTHV
Bob Brown
Kark-Tv
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Circuit Court
Federal Communications Commission
Brodcaster
Robertson
Gsome
Police decoy hurt in Largo stakeout incident
A 15 year old youth was arrested and charged after Largo police used a decoy to trap a man making obscene phone calls to a 21 year old woman. Police lost track of the decoy for about 15 minutes during the meeting setup near an elementary school in Pinellas County.
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Largo
Fla
Pinellas County
Louis Kubler
Kubler
Hope Star May 30 1973 Hope Ark newspaper info and pricing
The Hope Star listing confirms publication details, staff credits, and circulation rates. It lists editors, departments, and AP affiliation along with subscription prices for various regions and methods. The page also notes office locations in Hope Arkansas and advertising contacts.
Gasoline shortage ends bidding battles
The fuel shortage ends bidding battles by major oil companies for bulk contracts as states cities and transit authorities face curtailment notices. New Jersey received one bid on a 3840000 contract cost, Maine eyed scarce bids, and urban agencies warn of possible service cuts if supplies stay tight.
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New Jersey
Frank M. Papale Jr
Division of Purchase and Property
Dallas County
Texas
Los Angeles
Linwood F. Ross
Maine
American Transit Association
Metropolitan Transit Commission
Minneapolis
Camille Andres
Jack Rehberg
Montana Petroleum Association
World news in brief from Pecos and Arkansas
PECOS Texas: Landon Cook 20 of Kingsville died in a one car crash near Pecos while returning from college in San Marcos California. LITTLE ROCK: Five ad agencies to present June 21 for Parks and Tourism contract. current Crawford Johnson Hunt remains incumbent with bid process ongoing. LITTLE ROCK: Sen Morriss Henry returned 1227.81 to state treasury after reporting higher expenses. joins two other senators in refund. DALLAS: Insurance rep to Jonesboro to aid tornado damage claims. advise recording repair costs as potential insurance recovery.
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Mich
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Nevada
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Pike
Clark
Arkansas
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Kingsville
Little Rock
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Ark
Here
Cook
San Marcos
Calif
State Parks, Recreation and Travel Commission
Parks and Tourism Department
Crawford- Johnson-Hunt & Associates
Crawford- Johnson-Hunt
Leavitt, Sanford and Smith
Walker & Associates
West Memphis
S.M. Brooks
Real Agency
Henry
Senate
Max Howell
Jacksonville
Ben Allen
Army POWs sought political asylum say charges filed
The Army says five U.S. soldiers accused of aiding the enemy while POWs sought asylum from North Vietnamese officials. Among the accused are Sgts. Robert Chenoweth of Portland and John Young of Grayslake, with others named, as they await possible court martial while being held captive at The Plantation in Hanoi. The Marines also face charges against three POWs. contact with their families reportedly ongoing though no formal notice yet. Daly, one of the Marines, questioned Col. Guy’s motives in NBC interview.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Army
U.S
Army S
Robert P. Chenoweth
Portland
Ctc
John A. Young
Grayslake
Ill
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Tucson
Ariz
Hanoi
Marine Corps
Guy
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