Federal oil controls end tonight amid uncertain impact
The government’s oil price and allocation controls expire at midnight with possible brief revival plans. Industry and government officials weigh effects on royalty owners and potential shifts to direct gasoline marketing, warning of long term price risks if major oil firms gain market power.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Energy Administration
Ford
Congress
United States
Oil majors may take over service stations expert says
William Archer of the Michigan state energy office says major oil firms may replace franchise stations with company run outlets. He notes short term price cuts could be offset by later higher prices and that one pricing decision may cover about a thousand stations. Some firms deny plans while others explore new marketing ideas. James Patterson cites confidential memos supporting rapid direct retailing by refiners.
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William Archer
State Energy Office
Michigan
James Patterson
Indiana University
Associated Press
Patterson
Independent Press Telegram Sunday Weather and Edition Details
The note lists publication info for the Independent Press Telegram Sunday edition in Long Beach California dated August 31, 1975. It mentions weather with late night fog and low clouds, otherwise fair skies, highs near 82 and lows around 61, and directs readers to page B-5 for complete weather.
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California
Portugal military near rebellion over Goncalves move
Portugal’s armed forces faced a near rebellion after President Francisco da Costa Gomes shifted Vasco Goncalves to chief of staff and named Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo as premier’s replacement. Nine officers rejected Goncalves, while regional commands split with Brig. Gen. Charais taking command in Coimbra and Eurico Corvádho in the north. The crisis deepened as the president’s compromise failed to remove tensions and left Goncalves with continued influence.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Goncalves
Carlos Charais
Central
Coimbra
Pedro Pezarat Correia
Evora
Carvalho
Ford touts veto record amid calls for job relief
President Ford urged Democrats to back policy fixes as he touted 36 vetoes this year saving taxpayers about 6 billion dollars. He warned of inflation risks while pledging to continue vetoes and urged cooperation to revive employment in Maine and Rhode Island during Labor Day weekend appearances.
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Ford
Portland
Maine
Newport
R.L
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Winds Feed Sequoia Fire Near Kern County Timber
Wind gusts up to 25 mph intensified a brush fire in Sequoia National Forest burning nearly 6000 acres and described as totally out of control. The blaze moved into valuable timber country near the Kern junction, challenging firefighters on Saturday.
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Porterville
Mother Nature
Sequoia National Forest
US. Forest Service
Kern
Where to Find It Celts Discovered America
A reader guide lists various feature stories with page references across sections. It highlights historical finds, financial scrutiny, treasure legends, and political events, guiding readers to A-4 A-5 A-8 A-11 A-13 A-15 A-16 and 4-23 for more details.
Sinai pact talks push U S to send observers to aid peace
Israel and Egypt urge Congress to authorize about 200 American civilians to man surveillance posts in the Sinai as Kissinger keeps talks active in Jerusalem and Alexandria. Aims include stabilizing a pending interim nonaggression agreement while clarifying force lines and ensuring U S withdrawal rights.
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Israel
Egypt
U.S. Congress
Sinai Desert
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Alexandria
Monay
Yigal Allon
United States
Sinai
America
Congress
Vietnam
Allen
Kissinger
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Ismail Fahmy
Meany Doubts Wallace Can Win 1976 Nomination
AFL CIO President George Meany predicted Wallace starts with the most votes at the 1976 Democratic convention but cannot win the presidential nomination. He said Wallace appeals to union rank and file while labeling him incompetent and a perfect political demagogue.
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Sara Fritz Washington
UPI
Aflcio
George Meany
Alabama
George Wallace
Meany
Wallace
Afl-Cio
Heat continues across Southland as Labor Day weekend begins
Fog lingers in spots while sunny skies greet travelers. Long Beach tops 85 with 61 low as coastal cities see 75 to 80 highs. deserts hit 100s. First stage health advisories issued in several districts. Southland reports its first holiday traffic fatality in Los Angeles. National totals project 460 to 560 deaths. Wien Air Alaska crash claims eight lives. NWS calls for 82 in Long Beach with coastal fog.
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Southland
Long Beach
Palm Springs
Thermal
Needles
Air Pollution Control District
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Pomona-Walnut Valley
Orange County
Riverside Area
San Fernando Road
J.C. Bankhead, Jr
National Safety Council
Wien Air Alaska
Bering Sea
Wien
Anchorage
Gambell
St. Lawrence Island
Reward offered in kidnaping robbery case
A gunman abducted cigarette service van driver South G. Van Hoose at Chapman Avenue and Newport Boulevard in Orange. He driven to an Atlantic Avenue site in Los Angeles County and vanished with a $5,000 cigarette haul and $4,000 in coins. Secret Witness offers $500 for information leading to arrest and conviction. contact details follow.
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Newport Boulevard
Orange
South G. van House
Los Angeles County
Carson
van Hoose
P.O
Long Beach
Calif
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