Energy chief predicts gas price rise to 70 cents a gallon
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb forecast a national average of 70 cents per gallon within about 25 months due to Ford administration policies. He cited decontrol of old oil and a $2 per barrel tariff as key factors and warned higher prices could follow if conservation measures are not adopted.
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Ford
Congress
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Detroit
U.S
Weather in Long Beach Daily Brief for June 2 1975
Local weather page notes June 2 1975 in Long Beach California with forecast details for the week. Includes newspaper masthead and pricing line for home delivery.
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Long Beach
California
Sadat seeks Ford help in pushing Israeli withdrawal
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat urged President Ford to exert leadership toward Israel’s withdrawal from occupied Arab territories. The two leaders met in Salzburg for a 90 minute session in the archbishop’s palace as Kissinger shuttle diplomacy showed signs of revival and Geneva conference talks possibly delayed. Sadat pressed a hard line on recognizing that territory cannot be gained by force and Palestinians have a right to a national home. Ford praised Sadat for creating opportunities for peace while signaling some criticism of Israel.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Ford slips on stairs and jostles knee in Salzburg
President Ford, touring Europe, slipped on rain slick steps on Air Force One and twice more during meetings with Anwar Sadat. The White House attributed it to a tired football knee from Michigan days, with Sadat and aides helping him down a 20 step carpeted stair.
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Austria
Air Force
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Sadat
University of Michigan
Bruno Kreisky
Associated Press
Peter Bregg
Blake
Nelsen
William Lukash
Douglas crash damages offer in airliner disaster suit
The defendants McDonnell Douglas Corp General Dynamics Turkish Airlines and the FAA offered to pay all actual damages if all plaintiffs drop punitive damages claims from the 1974 Turkish Air Lines DC10 crash that killed 346 people. It remains unclear if others will forego punitive damages.
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Turkish Air Lines
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
McDonnell Douglas Corp
General Dynamics
Federal Aviation Administration
Summit breakfast sets stage for peace talks in Salzburg
In Salzburg Austria President Ford and President Sadat meet at Schloss Fuschl for a formal dinner with Henry Kissinger taking the lead in talks while Sadat hosts. Kissinger begins shaping the diplomacy with a symbolic bite of health bread as the trio discuss a path to peace amid a rain soaked Alps setting.
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Adolf Hitler
U S to restrict sale of Valium and Librium
The federal government will place Valium Librium and four other drugs under Schedule IV of the Controlled Substances Act effective July 2. Prescriptions will be void after five refills or six months and stricter recordkeeping will apply. Penalties for violations include up to three years in prison and fines up to 10000, doubled for a second offense.
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UPI
Miltown
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California doctors told to return to work amid malpractice crisis
CMA leaders in Beverly Hills urged doctors to resume practice and give the Legislature three months to resolve malpractice insurance. The emergency meeting warned that without tort reform by the September recess many physicians could lose coverage and stop working, though emergency care would continue.
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California Medical Association
Beverly Hills
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CMA
Float Crushes Boy At Costa Mesa Parade
An eight year old boy died after falling from a flat bed float during the Lions Club Fish Fry Parade in Costa Mesa. Raymond Gonzalez of 2086 Meyer Place slipped while climbing down and was run over by a trailer wheel as spectators urged him to get off.
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Lions Club
Brief notes on Ford candidacy and car production plans
Reagan and Connally attack Ford but stop short of declaring. teens face rising joblessness as autos makers plan their strongest month of 1975.
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