Drivers try 50 mph speed limit on busy freeways
A test of Nixon's 50 mph guidance finds slower driving saves gasoline and reduces stress, but momentum on the roads is hard to curb. Reporters from Chicago to California describe frustration as others speed past, while some commuters note easier阅读 and safer following distances.
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Kay Brown
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Israel Egypt sign historic six point peace pact in tent
In a desert tent near Cairo the United States mediated a six point cease fire accord between Israel and Egypt. Kissinger helped draft the pact signed around 3 p.m. local time by a general from each side as part of renewed Middle East peace efforts. A separate report notes a bomb attack injuring three police near Nablus on the West Bank amid regional tensions.
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Gas rationing plans seen for U.S. in coming winter
Interior Secretary Morton and White House adviser Dibona say gasoline rationing akin to World War II could begin in early 1974 with a coupon system. EPA Administrator Train notes air-cleaning efforts may be delayed but standards stay. Probabilities rise if Arab oil cutoffs persist.
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UPI
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Nixon to meet Republicans on Watergate talks at White House
President Nixon plans to meet all Republican members of Congress this week at the White House for a full discussion of his Watergate position with possible Democratic participants later. Senator Charles Percy said talks would include all GOP and some Democrats, while White House aides indicated sessions with Democrats may follow. Percy urged full disclosure of documents related to Watergate and related activities, saying the President must move quickly to restore public faith.
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Saxbe Sees Att Gen Nomination as Government Salvage
Senator William B. Saxbe Ohio says Nixon era needs a salvage operation for the government to work. He accepted the attorney general nomination amid Watergate crisis, hoping to restore public faith and leadership despite doubts about Nixon’s future effectiveness.
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Burglary Strikes Long Beach Cafe Owner's Home
Police report a $30,000 burglary at Ramona Gres's home on West 19th Street. A closet and bedroom were ransacked after entry via a broken door panel, with cash in $100 and $50 denominations, plus a color TV and radio stolen. Casa Linares Cafe owner Linares linked to the case.
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Million-dollar blaze hits Kaiser Medical Center in Harbor City
Firefighters from 27 units battled a three-story Kaiser Medical Center office building blaze in Harbor City starting at 3 a.m. The fire caused an estimated 1 million in damage, left the building unusable, and forced patient appointment disruptions across Kaiser centers while arson investigators probe the cause. None were injured and patients were not evacuated from the adjoining hospital. The fog hindered airborne observation and a helicopter could not be used.
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Richard Edwards
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Earthquake Strikes Northern California Area
An earthquake rattled windows and shelves over a wide area of Northern California Sunday night but caused no damage officials reported. The UC Seismographic Station said the 7:40 p.m. quake measured 4.5 on the Richter scale, felt mainly in Mendocino County. Deputies and sheriffs offices logged dozens of calls from Ft. Bragg Willits Ukiah and Potter Valley with no damage confirmed.
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Independent country star Wyle slain shocks readers
Watergate age debate surfaces with Lady Bird Johnson remarks on page A-6 while sports brief notes Rams back on winning track on page C1 and Arabian oil outlook disperses with no help from Latin America on page C-0. the fragmented clipping highlights varied coverage across sections.
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