Mandatory Gasoline Allocation Looms In U S
Government sources say a mandatory allocation system for gasoline may be imposed this week with the fuel policy under White House review. Colorado Governor John A. Love is named as energy policy coordinator, replacing William Scranton. plan mirrors voluntary guidelines from May and would shift to compulsory controls.
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Nixon Names Arnett As New CEO Director
President Nixon nominates Alvin J. Arnett of Maryland to lead the Office of Economic Opportunity. The agency existing in name only without new funds after Saturday. House already approved 218 million for community action programs, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Subscription Rates For Lewton publications
Subscriptions and prices listed for Second Class Postage Paid Lewton Ohio area and surrounding regions. Rates cover Daily Morning Press and Sunday editions with combinations including Constitution and Sunday. Prices shown reflect annual, half year and single copy options with varying state and APO shipments.
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Truce Reached In Iraq Dispute
A truce ends a disputed Iraqi confrontation between Kurdish forces and nationalists supporting Mulla Mustafa Barzani. Reported shelling previously killed four people in Kurdish villages.
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Lion diet demands heavy daily intake of food
A full-grown male lion requires nearly 16 pounds of food each day to sustain its size and energy needs.
Senate Votes Cutbacks In Foreign Military Aid
The Senate approved a 770 million dollar foreign military aid bill for the new fiscal year, about half of the Nixon administration request, in a 50 to 42 vote. The bill moves to the House as debates over economic assistance continue.
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