Israeli Egyptian talks at Geneva over troop withdrawals
In Geneva Israeli and Egyptian army officers met to negotiate separation and disengagement of troops along the Suez cease-fire line. The talks, begun at 5 10 p m Geneva time, are led by Lt Gen Ensio Sillasvuo with Maj Gen Mordechai Gur and Col Dov Sion for Israel and Brig Taha el Magdoo and Col Ahmed Fouad Howaidi for Egypt.
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Arab oil ministers restore cuts. embargo on U S, Netherlands remains
Arab oil ministers in Kuwait announce a partial reversal of January production cuts from about 25 percent to around 15 percent while keeping the embargo on shipments to the United States and the Netherlands. Japan and Britain welcome more oil but warn the crisis continues.
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Nixon hints gasoline rationing unlikely this session
President Nixon signaled a policy against gasoline rationing as photographers recorded a meeting with Energy Adviser William Simon. White House aides stressed the remark was not an announcement, while officials study price shocks from Gulf states and the Arab embargo.
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One Ambulance Franchise Plan Plotted by City Council
City Councilman Charles Beller announces a committee drafted ordinance to create a single ambulance service through a franchise. The measure, supported by two fellow council members, targets mid January council action with hospital and medical association reviews ongoing.
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Cameron College names Rice recruiter Jon Linville head coach
Rice University recruiter Jon Linville, 41, chosen as Cameron College head football coach to replace Lester Jensen. Linville will join Cameron faculty Jan 11 after Board of Regents approval. he has coached at Rice since 1969 and holds a master’s from North Texas State University. He and his wife Sue have five children.
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Christmas 1973 marked by economic worry and terrorism
Christmas 1973 brought less warfare but rising economic uncertainty for Christians worldwide. Pope Paul VI spoke of humanity’s imperfection in St Peter's Square as nations faced fuel shortages, security fears, and political upheaval from Belfast to the Berlin Wall.
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Soyuz 13 Flight Ends Safely After Eight Day Mission
Tass reports the Soyuz 13 spacecraft returned to earth after a nearly eight day flight. Maj. Pyotr Klimuk and Valentin Lebedev exited the capsule in Kazakhstan feeling excellent. The mission tested systems ahead of a planned rendezvous with an American Apollo.
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Unwed couple arrested after giving baby away
A 10 month old girl named Dawn Michelle was given to another couple by her unwed mother and father. Police say they planned to leave town and were held in city jail on Christmas Day under investigation for child abandonment. No criminal charges were filed as adoption was agreed. The baby is healthy aside from a cold and will be put up for adoption.
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Warmer Readings Expected In Lawton Area Thursday
Cooler temperatures and variable cloudy skies are forecast for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma through tonight. Warmer readings return Thursday with highs in the low 50s after a today mid 40s high and a tonight low in the low 20s.
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Propane costs rise as area residents face high heating bills
Propane price in Southwest Oklahoma has doubled from last year with customers paying 24.5 to 30 cents per gallon now, up from 11 to 15 cents. Dealers report adequate supply but warn shortages if severe weather lasts. fixed-income households feel the pinch most as some switch to wood or electric heating.
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