Carriers Brace for Future Effects on Mass Transit Amid Fuel Shortage
Transportation officials in the region express concern over the energy crisis but pledge to maintain service. Amtrak agent Don Russell notes peak bookings from Nov 15 to Jan 15 and says ripples of gas rationing could raise passenger numbers, with trends unclear until mid January. He remains optimistic about trains’ future viability.
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Rail travel gains as energy crisis bites aircraft use
Experts say railroads offer greater fuel efficiency and safety, likely boosting rail travel as fuel supplies tighten. Passengers endure long layovers due to connections, while airlines foresee potential schedule changes but report limited increases in air travel amid the energy shortage. Trans Missouri operates four daily round trips on weekdays from Jefferson City Memorial Airport, with weekend variations. Ozark Airlines notes minor impact and possible future cuts if fuel allocations shrink.
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Nixon set to face review of 1970s tax filings and donations
Nixon awaits a verdict as a congressional panel reviews his weekend financial disclosures. The president asked the Senate House Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation to resolve two key tax questions including a nearly 500000 deduction for donations and a 117000 capital gain on the 1970 sale of part of his San Clemente estate. The disclosure argues he paid less than 80000 in federal taxes on over 1 million in income.
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Court Rules Road Fund Interest Belongs to Fund
Missouri Supreme Court upholds Cole County ruling that interest income from state road fund money goes to the road fund, not general revenue. Highway Commission had invested 50 million dollars in interest-bearing accounts with interest to the fund, against Treasurer Robinson’s view that such income belongs to general revenue. The decision confirms road funds are for highway purposes only.
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Fiat executive kidnapped in Turin Italy
Ettore Amerio 58 personnel director of Fiat was abducted as he left for work two men in telephone company uniforms grabbed him and fled in a panel truck followed by a Fiat vehicle they abandoned both cars and set them on fire in a separate legal roundup the Missouri Supreme Court upheld life sentence for Richard Beeman for first degree murder and affirmed other rulings on burglary welfare and appeals by convicted murderers.
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U.S. Bonds Raise Interest to Six Percent
The White House announced a rate increase on U S savings bonds to 6 percent retroactive to December 1 and funded by a shorter five year maturity. The Treasury noted both old and new bonds benefit, with a $25 bond growing from 18.75 to 25 in five years.
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Saigon Troops Face Possible Trap in Kien Duc Fight
South Vietnamese infantry pressed into Kien Duc in the central highlands to retake the district capital. Field reports warn a trap as North Vietnamese artillery targets their positions from high ground and fresh Communist units gather to the south with as many as 20 tanks.
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Missouri Speed Limit Bills Stir Enforcement Doubts
House Roads and Highways committee heard three measures to cut state speed limits to save gas. Rep. Richard DeCoster said penalties unlikely, signs costly to post, and enforcement would rely on warnings. Experts warned posting changes and legal questions could block effective limits. A separate bill by Rep. Buddy Kay proposes a 60 mph maximum with a sunset date.
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Tax hearing set over Sperry Rand tax dispute in Cal County
A 2 p.m. hearing at Cal County Court offices will consider the refusal of Sperry Rand Corp to pay Cal County property taxes on an assessment over 7 for 1920 and 1971 related to HCA computers leased to state agencies. Sperry Rand argues ownership vs lease. RCA notes 1971 computer operation by Sperry Rand. Broadway Shell Station ran dry of gas amid nationwide cutbacks. Namada-4 Theatres seen four car thefts and vandalism with batteries stolen and trunk locks damaged between 9 and 10:40 p.m. Saturday.
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Gas tax cuts could cost Missouri billions in revenue
Federal efforts to curb gasoline use through rationing or higher taxes could slash Missouri gas tax receipts by about 40 million dollars annually. Missouri collected around 145 million from motor fuel taxes in the year ending Oct 1 1973, a headwind for state budgets if consumption drops 30 percent.
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