FEA weighs oil price changes tied to California crude
The Federal Energy Administration seeks comment on raising the lower tier ceiling for heavy crude in California and how to implement the change. California gravity differentials stood at 6.2 cents per degree per barrel on May 16, 1973, vs a national average of 2 to 25 cents. The agency notes California prices lag the national average and invites public and written input by Oct. 1, with comments to Executive Communications, room 336, FEA, Box JA, Washington, DC 26.
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American Petroleum Institute
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Executive Communications
Federal Energy Administration
Box JA
Washington
Dic
Debate on Vietnam Membership Postponed by UN Council
United Nations Security Council agreed to delay considering Vietnam’s bid for U.N. membership until after the U.S. presidential election. The postponement appears aimed at avoiding a U.S. veto, with Carter and Ford aligned against Hanoi until missing American servicemen are accounted for.
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Security Council
U.N
Vietnam
U.S
Uestion
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Council
Hanoi
Paris
Henry Kissinger
Wiliam Scranton
Washington
Carter
City weighs third Grand Prix race amid debt and contracts
The council endorsed drafting a contract amendment for a third downtown Grand Prix race despite Owning debts. City officials highlighted potential recovery of $125,000 from the Grand Prix Association, while noting possible costs, uncertainties, and accounting flaws in initial city bills.
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Franke
Tallens Department of Administrative Management
Pook
Go Travel
Atlas Travel
Nite Council
Grand Prix Association
Renee Simon
Eunice Sato
Wallace Edgerton
Edgerton
Einar Peterson
Creighton
Ate
Ment
Ite
Leonard Putnam
Don Dyer
Grand Tix Association
Dyer
Association
Byer
Putnam
RESULTS OF PRIMARIES Across New England and West
Statewide primary results show light turnout estimated 17 to 33 percent with contests across New Hampshire Vermont North Carolina Wyoming Colorado Utah New York and Massachusetts. Key notes include Thomson and Salmon nominations in New Hampshire and Vermont and Haich leading in Utah Senate race.
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New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Gerard Zeiller
Harry Spanos
Senate
John Adams
Edward Hewson
Vermont
Thomas Salmon
Scott Skinner
Salmon
Robert Stafford
North Carolina
Howard Lee
Chapel Hill
James Green
House
David Flaherty
Coy Privette
Wyoming
Malcolm Wallop
Gale McGee
Tono Roncalio
Utah
Dixie Leavitt
Vernon Romney
Scott Matheson
John Preston Creer
Frank Moss
Orrin Haieh
Farmer
Jack Carlson
New York
House quiz on King Kennedy deaths seen
Speaker Carl Albert said the House would reopen investigations into the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr and John F Kennedy. He indicated the inquiry would reassess evidence and pursue new lines of inquiry to address lingering questions.
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Kennedy
Washington (Ap
Carl Albert
House
Martin Luther King Jr
Sen
Robert F. Kenne
Coretta King
Congress
High-speed chase ends in injuries and crash
A 20-year-old Anaheim man was in critical condition after a 16 mile high speed chase ending in a crash. The chase began when the suspect failed to pay for a $2.90 gas fill at Kraemer and La Palma, with bystanders pursuing the car and Anaheim police joining. A Lakewood couple in a separate vehicle suffered minor injuries as the suspect, Steven Chau of 2783 E Verne Ave, was taken to Pioneer Hospital in Artesia and booked on assault with a deadly weapon, petty theft of gasoline, and reckless driving. The chase involved La Palma deputies and ended at Del Amo and Pioneer Metheockopehis Clyde occupants.
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Anaheim Tian
Andheim
Lakewoot
Lakewood
Jon
Anaheim
Steven Chau
E. Verne Ave
Pioneer Hospital
Artesia
Texaco
Kraemer
la Palma
Dale Avenue
la Palma Boulevard
Chau
del. Amo
Clyde
Ita Shamberg
Capetown Ave
Beach Community Hospital
Buena Park
Viking 2 probes Martian dirt for life clues
In Pasadena AP reports Viking 2's biology labs study a handful of Utopia soil for traces of life while repair teams fix the arm jam. If a pebble blocks the head, the arm may scratch the surface again to free soil for the organic chemistry test.
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Pasadena
Viking 2
Lander
Utopia
Sennerae
T Viking
Ford approves bill to cut emergency powers
President Ford signed legislation to end emergency powers held for as long as 44 years by him and predecessors. The measure phases out martial law power and control over transportation travel property and industrial production within two years. It also limits future national emergencies with mandatory congressional review.
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Washington
Ford
Federal Reserve System
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