U S energy chief warns of a worse oil embargo
At the American Power Conference in Chicago, F. Werlfeld warned a new embargo by OPEC could strike again, arguing U S dependence on OPEC fuels price and supply vulnerabilities. He warned gasoline shortages and electricity disruptions if oil supplies tighten, declaring the last embargo a swift punishment for continuing dependence.
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Ford and Reagan clash over arms talks and energy plans
President Ford rails at Reagan's demagogic charges and defends U S arms policy, calling for 322 million to continue Minuteman missiles while defending SALT. Ford outlines energy steps, including coal use, nuclear power, and a strategic oil reserve purchase of up to 189 million barrels, with storage in salt mines along the Gulf Coast.
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Panama leader attacks Reagan on canal policy
Panama's General Omar Torrijos accused U S presidential candidates of irresponsibility on the canal issue in Kingston Jamaica. He hinted at Ronald Reagan and compared him to Cassius Clay as he wound up a Jamaica visit. Torrijos said Panama would decide by 1977 on the canal negotiations that began in 1961.
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Stalemate in rubber strike at Firestone plant
In Cleveland AP reports the United Rubber Workers and Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. spent nine minutes negotiating with no progress. Both sides held to earlier positions that sparked a strike by about 60,000 URW workers at midnight Tuesday.
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Doctors Lockout Continues Amid Hospital Strikes
Interns and residents at County USC Medical Center and three other facilities walk out in a planned action. Mesh counts show partial coverage at four hospitals while nonemergency admissions divert to private hospitals. Striking doctors pledge to treat emergencies only as they press for a 1 percent wage rise and better working conditions. Witherill says staff can hold out. organizers threaten a rally at County Hall and possible clashes with the board of supervisors.
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Pedal plane first man powered flight in U S history
Joseph A. Zinno and his brother Clarence built a pedal powered aircraft at Quonset Point Naval Air Station. On a test run Zinno pedaled the light wood and aluminum craft into the air about 12 to 18 inches, hovering five seconds before a gust tipped it and brought it down. The feat marks a historic first in the United States following European attempts.
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