Heating oil rationing eyed by Morton and Love
Interior Secretary Morton and energy adviser Love urged Nixon to consider regional heating oil rationing this winter amid a looming shortage. They forecast hardship but ruled out consumer-wide rationing, proposing offices in about 14 to 15 regions to manage targeted relief. They urged energy conservation and coal use to reduce imports from the Middle East.
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Ore
Rogers C. B. Morton
Richard M. Nixon
Morton
John A. Love
Nixon
Love
Middle East
United States
Alaska Oil Marked For Japan Export?
UW economist Prof Charles Cicchetti argued the proposed trans Alaskan oil pipeline would mainly supply western markets and enable exports to Japan. He said oil firms planned to balance East Coast imports from South America and the Middle East, aiming for profits from higher East Coast prices.
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Japan
Rockies
Cicchetti
Botulism Declines in Horizon Area Duck Population
In Horicon Wisconsin the duck botulism outbreak that killed nearly 10 000 birds is near containment according to Richard Hunt Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources scientist. Cooler weather is helping push the outbreak over the hump and no hunting restrictions are planned.
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Horicon
Wis
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Richard Hunt
Hunt
Israel extends price freeze to January 15 1981
Israel's cabinet extended the 100 day price freeze beyond Sept 30 to Jan 15. The measure seeks to curb inflation and may include subsidies and reduced customs duties. It covers 128 basic commodities and public services.
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Agence France-Presse Jerusalem
Baldwin Named As Double Agent Suspect In Watergate
Senate Watergate hearings hear E. Howard Hunt accuse ally Alfred Baldwin III of acting as a double agent. Baker and Ervin voice caution while Hunt cites missing notebooks with names and contacts from the Watergate operation and CIA ties.
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E. Howard Hunt
Sidney Sachs
Senate
Baldwin
Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Baker
Hunt
Alfred C. Baldwin III
Democratic
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
FBI
Robert Mirto
West Haven
Conn
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
Gurney
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Garment Firm Granted Delay In Liquidation
La Crosse Garment Company延期延长清算听证被法院批准 receiver Terry Gillette 争取继续经营机会。下一次听证在十月二十五日于La Crosse邮局联邦法院举行。
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Garment Firm
Award Winning Policeman Says Job Is Frustrating
Patrolman Gary McGaughey of Minneapolis, a 10 year veteran and national Police Service Award recipient, says he would not recommend police work. He cites lack of incentives and pay, and that policing feels behind the times and may be financially unrewarding. He helped break up a cross state prostitution ring with Madison, Wisconsin, leading to indictments.
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Bessman
Gillette
ST. Louis Park
Madison
McGaughey
Skylab 2 astronauts ready to return despite engine leaks
Apollo ferry ship prepared for late afternoon splashdown off the California coast as Skylab 2 crew Bean Garriott and Lousma reroute with two functional thrusters. They face hurricane risk and will be hoisted aboard USS New Orleans after a 595 day mission that covered over 24 million miles.
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California
Bean
Glynn Lunney
Apollo Spacecraft Office
Garriott
Lousma
Pacific Ocean
New Orleans
San Diego
Calif
Space
Weather outlook cooler with showers possible
Partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday night with a low near 48. Wednesday brings variable cloudiness and a slight shower chance with a high near 65. Winds will be west to southwest at 5 to 15 mph both nights and a 30 percent precipitation chance on Wednesday.
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