FEA Issues Rule Aimed at Oil Price Balance Across States
The Federal Energy Administration announces regulations to equalize crude oil costs among refiners and fuel oil costs among distributors. The plan may lower prices in New England while lifting prices in central and northern states, with a net little change overall. The two month rollout targets old versus new oil price controls and maintains competition among marketers of distillates and residual fuel oils. Fish Bait Miller, longtime House doorkeeper, loses job to John Molloy at Democratic caucus.
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Ashington
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Robert E. Montgomery Jr
Fast Coast
New England
U.S
William
House of Representatives
John Molloy
Docking Tests On Tap For Soyuz
Two Soviet cosmonauts Anatoly Filipchenko and Nikolai Rukavishnikov reported full wellbeing after a rehearsal flight test. They morning checks, microbe growth experiments, and life support tests as Soyuz 16 completed 16 orbits, preparing for a joint Apollo Soyuz docking next July with a simulated ring docking unit.
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Scow (Ap
U_S
Filipchenko
Red Star
Defense Ministry
Apollo
Rukavishnikov
U.S
Soyuz
Oklahoma City Briefs Highlight Legal Ruling and Local Events
U S District Judge Stephen S Chandler seeks rehearing en banc after the 10th Circuit overturned his disbarrment of six government attorneys. Tulsa politics note Henry Bellman comment on Paula Unruh’s bid for state GOP chair. An explosion at Tinker AFB injures four, damage is extensive. A fatal shooting near a northeast Oklahoma City residence leaves one dead and two seriously wounded. Oklahoma crops show progress despite cold with wheat grazing improving and sorghum and cotton harvesting active at reduced levels.
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Oklahoma City
U.S. District Court
Stephen S. Chandler
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Chandler
U.S. Atty
William Burkett
Oklahoma City Internal Revenue Service
Western Judicial District of
Oklahoma
Denver
Oklahoma Crop Reporting Service
Soviet Reactor May Be Built For Egyptians
Egypt may receive a 466 megawatt Soviet nuclear power reactor as talks near completion in London. The move aims to counter U S influence after Egypt's Ismail Fahmy visited Moscow in October and follows Nixon’s offers to Cairo and Israel. Israel’s Katzir confirms its capability to produce weapons if needed, though Israel pledges not to be first to introduce nuclear arms in the region.
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Associated Press
Egypt
London
Ismail Fahmy
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
United States
Nixon
Cairo
Israel
Ephraim Katar
Katzir
Middle East
Nixon Defends Tapes Cover-Up Assertions In Watergate Trial
Assistant prosecutor Richard Ben-Veniste cross examines Haldeman who says orders from President Nixon prevented disclosure of a White House taping system. Haldeman notes he resigned two weeks before his May 14 1973 grand jury appearance, while denying any direct records beyond phone logs.
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Washington
Haldeman
Richard M Nixon
White House
Richard Ben-Veniste
United States
Ben Veniste
Nixon
Alexander P. Butterfield
Senate
Ben-Veniste
Ford hints at bigger ICBMs to offset Soviet warhead edge
President Ford says a new arms accord caps delivery systems but does not limit throw weight or warhead numbers. U.S. officials warn Soviet missiles with multiple warheads could outgun Minuteman by the early 1980s. A push for a heavy throw-weight system may replace Minuteman within a year.
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Ford
United States
Russia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Guerrilla Chieftain Lucio Cabanas Killed in Mexico
Lucio Cabanas, famed guerrilla leader, dies in a Sierra Madre clash with 20 000 troops. Ten another guerrillas die with him, while battles earlier left 17 and two soldiers dead. The raid followed his 1972 rise after Genaro Vazquez Rojas death and his 1967 escape. The government freed Senator Ruben Figueroa in the crackdown. Villagers saw Cabanas as a Robin Hood figure despite charges of robberies and kidnappings.
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Mexico City
Lucio Cabanas
Mexico
Cabanas
Latin America
Che Guevara
Acapulco
Genaro Vazquez Rojas
Vazquez
Sierra Madre del Sur
Emiliano Zapata
Sen
Ruben Figueroa
Figueroa
Otatal Ranch
Atoyac
Sen. Figueroa
Worst Kept Secret Plane Crash Ties Mount Weather to CIA Retreat
Article details Mount Weather near the Sun day's TWA 727 crash site. It describes Mount Weather as an off limits, highly classified CIA communications base operated by GSA for OEP, hidden on the Loudoun Clarke County line 47 miles west of Washington, with a history as an atomic attack alternate command post and a source of local curiosity along the Appalachian Trail.
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Washington
Mount Weather
TWA
Ian Fleming
James Bond
Loudoun
Clarke County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Defense Department
CIA
Clarke
Muskogee Girl Dies Of Burns After Fire Incident
Tammy Blankenship five of Muskogee died in a Tulsa hospital Monday from burns suffered when her dress caught fire in the family home Sunday. Police say she knocked over a gas heater and ran outdoors with clothes aflame. a passerby extinguished the fire. She had second and third degree burns over more than ninety percent of her body.
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Eulsa
Ohio
Tammy Blankenship
Muskogee
Tulsa
Henry Sharp
Jimmy Blankenship
GOP Governors Wish Ford Attended Meeting to Build GOP
A group of Republican governors at a St. Louis conference lament Ford's absence while stressing the need to rebuild the GOP and noting his focus on national business. The three-day meeting also lacked Rockefeller and Reagan, drawing public criticism from Gov. Meldrim Thomson Jr. and defense from chairmen Dunn and McCall.
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Ford
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Meldrim Thomson Jr
New Hampshire
Thompson
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee
Tom McCall
Oregon
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Midwest City
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