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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1973

Page

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Predict Shortages Ahead Despite Officials Promises Harrisburg

Agriculture Secretary Jim McHale cites a state survey of 170 fuel and 126 fertilizer dealers showing lingering shortages. About 40 percent of fuel dealers cannot meet current demand and 38 percent of fertilizer dealers lack enough supplies. McHale notes Washington promises contrast with dealer expectations and that 60 million extra acres are not yet accounted for in allocations.

Harrisburg Agriculture Jim McHale Department Washington McHale William EE. Simon

Laird quits as Nixon aide. Ford to assume duties

Washington AP Melvin R. Laird will quit as presidential counselor February 1 and hand over congressional liaison and domestic policy duties to Vice President Gerald R. Ford. Bryce Harlow also reportedly plans to leave White House duties next year. Laird cited Watergate as harming policy and urged Congress to impeach Nixon by March 15 or within 60 days of the new session. He will join Readers Digest as an executive, travel widely, and advocate on security and detente. Nixon praised Laird’s service and loyalty amid the crisis.

Washington Melvin R. Laird Gerald R. Ford Nixon Bryce Harlow White House Laird H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman The Readers Digest Association Digest

Oil Prices Surge as Iran Sells at Record Spot Rate

World oil prices jump after Iran auctions crude at 17.40 a barrel or 41 cents per gallon, a record level four times US average. Analysts say spot sales reflect market will to pay higher prices while long term contracts still govern most supply. The Persian Gulf producers meet again to push for higher posted prices as costs, royalties, and taxes shape profits and delivery prices.

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