Energy Crisis Seen Persisting Beyond Oil Embargo
Washington energy chief William E. Simon said the energy crisis will continue even if Arab nations resume oil shipments. He warned the public must accept the crisis as real and urged reduced wasteful energy use amid forecasts of doubled needs by 1990. Senator Henry M. Jackson agreed and blamed past policy for the shortage. President Nixon signed daylight saving time into law to save oil. Senator Philip A. Hart proposed expanding refineries and selling them to the public.
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Senate Interior Committee
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Jackson
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U.S
Israel
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Islamic Nations to Hold Summit in Lahore Next Month
Prime Minister Bhutto says 29 Islamic states will meet for two days in Lahore around January 15 to condemn Israels occupation and seek Jerusalem and Palestinian issues resolution. He notes unity aims at just causes and hopes for constructive results.
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Pakistan
Israel
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Islamic Secretariat
Lahore
Italian Prelate Cicognani Die at 90 in Vatican City
Vatican City AP report says CardinalAmleto Cicognani, longtime Vatican secretary of state and US papal envoy, died after a brief illness at age 90. His passing narrows the College of Cardinals to 135 amid ongoing church reforms and Vatican II context.
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Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Vatican
United States
College of Cardinals
Giuseppe Cardinal Beltrami
Pius XI
Washington
Pius XII
U.S
John XXIII
Pontiff
Pope John
Paul
Jeanardina
Villot
France
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Ate
T D ALLEN CONSIGNMENT 1945 SALE
Consignment dealer offers items for sale including boats trucks campers and motorcycles with financing options. Call 357 4062 for information and directions to the location at 2527 Street Highway 7.
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Khmer Rouge Attack Presses Phnom Penh Defenses
Khmer Rouge insurgents drive government troops from a position near Phnom Penh and attack along Highway 1. Officials report 30 soldiers killed, 62 wounded, with missing troops as fighting widens toward Highway 5 and coastal Kampot.
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Cambodia
Kien Svay
Mekong River
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Mekong
Khmer Rouge
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Kampot
False Teeth Solution Promises Firmer Hold With FASTEETH
Many wear false teeth with little confidence as they come loose when eating or talking. FASTEETH denture adhesive powder provides a quicker, firmer, steadier grip for better chewing and comfort. Use as directed by your dentist to improve denture security.
Platinum production and a vintage Murphy bed fact
The article notes U S platinum output is small with 98 percent from three nations. In 1972 South Africa supplied 899000 ounces, the USSR 720000 and Canada 172000. It also mentions a Murphy bed invention by a California gold prospector in 1900.
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Ussr
Canada
California
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