Ford unveils new oil plan to decontrol prices
Ford plans a compromise to end price controls on most domestic oil over 38 months. The White House says the proposal phase outs controls on old oil from wells pre 1973 with a potentially lower final ceiling than 13.90. Frank Zark and aides will meet to finish the plan after talks with House and Senate leaders. Speaker Carl Albert disclosed the plan to reporters. In Peru, the military government expropriated U S owned Marcona Mining Co and its San Nicolas installations, citing debts and contract violations.
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Thunderstorms cause deaths and injuries in New York and Illinois
Severe weather across western New York and Illinois left at least three dead and dozens injured. Tornadoes damaged mobile homes in Yorkshire and Alden, while a tree struck a car in Elma killing 19 year old Normal Kiesyto. Lightning injured 13 at a North Rochester daycare outing. Canton, Illinois faced tornado devastation with two dead and about 75 hurt. Copyrighted report notes censorship shifts in India and Angola fighting amid Portuguese turmoil.
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Tragic five story fall claims godmother in Boston blaze
A two year old girl survived a five story plunge during a hotel fire escape collapse in Boston while her godmother Diana Bryant died in the fall. Firefighter Bob O’Neill recounted lifting the infant to safety as the escape gave way. The child’s mother Patricia Jones battles telling Tee Tee of the loss while doctors monitor for internal injuries.
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Pat O'Brien Taken Off Critical List In Chicago Hospital
Actor Pat O'Brien, 15, famed for tough cop and priest roles in 1930s and 1940s films, was removed from the hospital’s critical list in Chicago on Thursday. He was admitted to Little Company of Mary Hospital after a worsened condition but doctors said he did not suffer a heart attack and his vital signs stabilized.
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Hoffmans unhappy over LSD abuse and use
Dr Albert Hoffman expressed unhappiness over LSD abuse while noting its medical uses. He cited government efforts to halt legal use and urged psychiatrists to work under controlled conditions. Presley ended a Asheville tour amid reports he might buy a pre Civil War estate near the town with Col Parker.
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Ford praises Mayaguez captain in Oval Office ceremony
President Ford commended Charles T. Miller, captain of the Mayaguez, at a White House ceremony. He attended a National Prayer Day service at St John’s Episcopal Church near the White House.
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Wax dummy provokes jail exhibit assault in Colorado
A man was fined 100 dollars for striking what he believed was a wax dummy in a Central City jail exhibit at the Wax Museum. The dummy was 13 year old Stephen Cullar, whose father filed a 5000 dollar civil suit against Garry Beightol, 25, at Sioux City. Beightol faced a simple assault charge and received a suspended 30 day jail term.
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Ex SEC Aide Suspended and Vesco Case Lapse
Former Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman G. Bradford Cook was suspended from practicing law for three years by the Selensia Supreme Court amid disciplinary action tied to his grand jury testimony about the Vesco case. He initially denied discussing the Vesco matter with Nixon officials, later admitting talks with Maurice Stans, a Nixon fundraiser.
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Argentine President Isabel Peron Urged Rest Amid Crisis
Physicians advised Thursday that the ailing Argentine president Isabel Peron limit activities. The recommendation aims to ease a possible leave of absence as the crisis deepens and pressure mounts on her leadership.
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