Standby rationing system established
Washington APFederal Energy Chief William L. Simon announced a stand by system for gasoline rationing while stressing its use is avoidable He ordered printing of a three month supply of gasoline coupons and directed contact with states on rationing plans The system would not be ready before March 1 and would vary by area based on population density transit use and essential driving The projected oil shortfall from the Arab embargo was revised to 27 million bpd 136 percent with prices likely to rise further indicating prudence in placing a standby program
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Washington
Federal Energy
William L. Simon
Simon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Graham says garage built for state workers not legislators
The 1961 legislature authorized a parking garage near the State Capitol for use by state employees, though a pending Senate resolution seeks to let the legislature allocate spaces. Thomas Graham, former state representative, asserts the facility was intended for workers, not lawmakers, amid controversy over who will park there next year.
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State Capitol
Thomas Graham
Jefferson City
Graham
General Assembly
Capitol
Senate
House
John Schneider
St. Louis
Jack Gant
Independence
Belt zoning hearing draws large Cole County turnout
The Cole County Court prepares for a final public hearing at 10 30 a m Wednesday on a two mile belt zoning proposal tied to the Harland Bartholomew plan. The ordinance maps rural and residential zones with limited commercial areas and allows district types that would require amendments.
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Cole County Court
Tony Hiesberger
Harland Bartholomew
Hiesberger
Planning and Zoning Commission
Belt
Board of Adjustment
Missouri Supreme Court reopens Senate presiding dispute
The Missouri Supreme Court will review its November ruling on who presides over the state Senate. The court, led by Chief Justice Donnelly, asks for statements of facts by January 3 and briefs by January 14 from the attorney general and Sen. William J. Cason. The dispute involves lieutenant governor powers versus the president pro tem, with ongoing arguments over bill assignments and ruling on orders.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
State Senate
Senate
William C. Phelps
Phelps
Senate Chamber
William J. Cason
High Court
Cason
Attorney General
Robert J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Elazar says no agreement likely on Suez disengagement
Tel Aviv reports Israel’s chief of staff Lt. Gen. David Elazar says no chance of a full agreement for the withdrawal of Israeli and Egyptian forces along the Suez Canal before mid January or early February. He warns that deadlock in Geneva could trigger renewed fighting and notes Israel may withhold major concessions until after the December 31 elections.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Suez Canal
State Radio
David Elazar
West Bank
Geneva
Mulas
Egypt
Jerusalem
Ahmed Ismail
Indictments Hit Gypsum Makers and Dairy Cooperatives
A federal grand jury indicted six leading gypsum board manufacturers for price fixing. Ten executives named. Separately Mid-America Dairymen Inc. faces an antitrust suit in Kansas City for alleged monopolistic practices, with ties to campaign contributions. Also noted: rising retail food costs and a nascent warning over presidential air travel coordination. A document from James Karl Ray implicates figures in a conspiracy to assassinate Martin Luther King Jr. was delivered to federal court in Nashville.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Justice Department
United States Gypsum Co
Chicago
National Gypsum Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Georgia- Pacific Corp
Portland
Ore
Kaiser Gypsum Co. Inc
Oakland
Cal
Mid-America Dairymen Inc
U.S. District Court
Kansas City
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Dairymen Inc
Nixon
Mid-America
Springfeld
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nashville, Tenn
James Karl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Reorganization spotlight shifts to House in January session
Missouri lawmakers resume the special session with the House under pressure to draft a unified executive reorganization plan. Gov. Bond disputes Senate changes, signaling possible joint committee talks over key issues such as Senate confirmation powers merit system scope and department setups with Volkmer legislation competing for influence.
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Missouri
House
Senate
Christopher S. Bond
Joint Conference
Bond
Harold Volkmer
Hannibal
Volkmer
Committee
State Milk Board
Missouri Boat Commission
Revenue Department
Office of Administration
Commissioner of Administration
Mountain Grove
Agriculture Department
University of Missouri
Southwest Missouri State University
Springfield
Highway Reciprocity Commission
Revenue
Public Safety Department
Board of Training Schools
Socio Services Department
Social Services
Health Board
Valkmer
Board of Nursing Home Administrators
Commission
Coordinating Board On Higher Education
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California
San Clemente Estate
White House
Gerald L. Warren
News Tribune
Elazar
Golda Meir
United Nations
Ensio Siilasvuo
Finland
Cairo- Suez Road
Taha el- Maydoob
Col
Ahmed Fouad Howaidi
Mordechai Gur
Dov Sion
Defense
Moshe Tyayan
Eyeypt
Ismail
Dairymen Coop
U.S
Department
Butterfield
Federal Aviation
Alexander P. Butterfield
United Air Lines
Dulles International Airport
United States
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