Nixon to address AP editors at Orlando convention
President Nixon will address the Associated Press Managing Editors Convention in Orlando Florida. The event runs five days at Disney World with more than 340 journalists and family members expected. Topics include Watergate impact on press and nation and advances in newspaper technology. Senator Howard Baker will anchor a Watergate discussion. Washington Post reporters will discuss their Watergate coverage and issues around unidentified sources and press court relations.
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Philharmonic Orchestra Opens 41st Season in Kansas City
The Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra directed by Jorge Mester performs at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the university lower gymnasium. Members will hold a music workshop for students Thursday as part of the season kickoff.
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Americans Cut Energy Use Amid Crisis Skepticism
A survey shows many Americans are reducing energy use following President Nixon's call, cycling speed limits, lowering thermostats, and turning off lights while some doubt the crisis. Families report dressing warmer and avoiding extra cars, with varied views on the severity and actions.
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GM Urges Emission Controls Cutback Across 40 Million Cars
General Motors proposes removing emission control devices from about 40 million late model cars to save gasoline. President Edward N. Cole said the plan could conserve five billion gallons annually, with greater savings if federal standards loosened. The proposal targets 1970 to 1974 models, aiming to alter ignition and carburation in a broad national program amid Washington discussions on gasoline taxes.
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Origin of Grahams Cracker Names Traced to Rev Sylvester Graham
The article notes graham crackers derive their name from Reverend Sylvester Graham a 19th century advocate of dietary reform and the first graham crackers were made in his era.
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