Nixon may create standby rationing plan this month
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration may announce within eight days the immediate creation of a standby gasoline rationing system with coupons and local boards, while delaying a final decision on actual implementation. Energy officials cite three to four scenarios including standby, immediate use, or no rationing, with a decision promised by month end.
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Oil price rise hits Europe and Japan
Western Europe and Japan face hard blows from a new oil price hike by six Persian Gulf producers led by Iran and Saudi Arabia. Venezuela will raise its crude tax reference price Jan 1, boosting costs for U.S. refineries. The Shah of Iran warned further increases may follow as OPEC weighs aligning prices with shale and coal energy options. The Times said Britain’s deficit would worsen and gasoline costs rise amid Germany and UK price projections.
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Nixon Kissinger talks on Mideast peace progress
President Nixon at Camp David discussed Arab Israeli talks with Henry Kissinger. A high US official said Kissinger expects disengagement talks after Israeli elections and progress toward reopening the Suez Canal. Also notes Soviet diplomacy and Jordan-Israel disengagement plans.
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State reports no Missouri traffic deaths during holiday period
Missouri records no traffic fatalities since the Christmas holiday counting period began at 1 p.m. Friday amid several injuries in area crashes. In Montgomery County, Alma Long 79 and Rose Long 81 of New Florence had minor injuries when their car crossed into the left lane, striking Brad Reynolds 17 of Montgomery City on May 19. In Prairie Home, David Chenault 17 and Thomas Craighead 38 suffered minor injuries after their cars collided on a hillcrest. In Morgan County, John Kelsay 71 and Theodore Moeller 53 of Gravois Mills were treated after a collision on Route C near Mo 5.
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