Tariff Shift Could Cut Gasoline Prices Under Oil Import Plan
A Nixon task force urged replacing quotas with tariffs to admit more low cost foreign oil. If adopted and industry passes savings to consumers, gasoline could drop by about one cent per gallon.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S
Net
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
New England
White House
J. Hickel
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
McCracken
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Aiken
Humble Atlantic align North Slope oil venture changes
Humble Oil and Atlantic Richfield announce joint North Slope alignment moving to direct Humble operations on most East and Southeast leases while ARCO stays as field operator. Humble pays ARCO about 2.75 million dollars and withdraws a June suit over purchase rights.
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Houston
Tex
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Atlantic Richfield Co
Alaska
North Slope
Humble
Los Angeles
Atlantic Richfield
Mikkelsen Bay
Santa Barbara Channel
California
Sinclair Oil Corp
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska Conservation Agencies
Railroad Ordered to Retain Zephyr
Washington Western Pacific Railroad must keep its portion of the California Zephyr operating until at least February 14 1970.
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Washington
Western Pacific Railroad
Toxins Not Banned in Nixon War Policy
Pentagon aid Rear Adm. William E. Lemos told a House subcommittee that Nixon’s ban on biological agents does not prohibit toxin production by biological means. He said toxins are chemical agents, not transferable after infection, and the Defense Department does not intend to preclude synthesis. He defended CS gas use in Vietnam as life saving and reducing casualties.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Pentagon
William E. Lemos
House Foreign Affairs
Defense Department
Prsident Nixon
Arms Control Agency
State Department
Lemos
U.S
Vietnam
Legislator Seeks Racial Housing Hurdle Case
Sacramento a Negro assemblywoman Yvonne Brathwaite says she was refused a Sacramento studio apartment because of race. The Fair Employment Practices Commission filed suit against Wortous and McClory Inc and its president Regina Kimberlin and manager Harry A. Jones. A hearing is set for December 30 with a temporary restraining order preventing further rental actions.
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Sacramento
THE
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Watrous and McClory Inc
Regina Kimberlin
Harry A. Jones
Sacramento County Superior Court
William Gallagher
Mrs. Brathwaite
Nixon backs police flag lapel pin display
President Nixon voiced strong support for police wearing American flag lapel pins after Cincinnati police chief Jacob Schott raised concerns. Press secretary Ziegler said the Defense Department found such pins on police uniforms improper, but the president believes citizens have the right to display the flag respectfully. The Justice Department noted flag code guidelines exist but are non binding.
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Washington
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Cincinnati
Jacob Schott
Defense Department
U.S
$15 Million Earmarked to Spread Hunger Relief
Agriculture Secretary Clif ford M. Hardin announced a $15 million allocation to help local authorities cover administrative costs of distributing federally donated food to the needy. The funds aim to extend food programs to all counties and independent cities by June 30, 1970, with 290 areas currently lacking any program.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Nixon
Navy Ship Launched in Quincy Mass
The USS Portland a dock landing ship named after Portland Oregon and Portland Maine will be launched today at the General Dynamics shipyard in Quincy Massachusetts by the Navy aboard the shipyard facility.
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Quincy
Mass
UPS
Portland
Ore
Maine
General Dynamics
Government Offers 6 Percent Deposit for Two Years
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board moved Friday to curb rapid withdrawals from savings and loans by creating a temporary housing certificate of deposit paying 6 percent for two years. The offer targets savers with deposits last Monday and starts with minimum denominations of 10 000. The board expects to keep several hundred million dollars in housing funds and support mortgage lending while aiding inflation controls.
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Washington
Savings and Loan
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
S&ls
Preston Martin
Martin
Town for sale in Mississippi described as full town
Henry Cohn advertised a complete old fashioned country town near Natchez Mississippi for 75000 dollars. The listing includes 13 buildings two plantation mansions and a country store. Local residents say nearby homes are not for sale and the town as a whole is not on the market.
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Lorman, Miss
UPI
Lorman
Henry Cohn
Cohn
New Orleans
Natchez
Mississippi
Cohn's Ad
Breithaupt
Baton Rouge, la
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Eugene Chappie
Assembly Chamber
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Zephyr
Yvonne Brathwaite
Ziegler
Justice Department
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Sachoian Foose
Department
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Virgin Islands
Guam
Samoa
American Trust Territories
Navy
Sunset Ford
Gorden Grove Blvd
Westminster
Taylor & Son
Oregon Ave
Fabulous
Hill's
Zenith
Diag
Hills
Titan
Choosegam Hill
Hill
Titan 80
ARC
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Thailand
Ceylon
Burma
Bixby Knolls
Star Siam
Atlantic Bisby Knolls
Neon
Mallory Gars Toys
St. Ville
Hoon
Elgin
EE BC
Uelry Etail Price
Torrance
Gwoguy
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