Independent Oil Firms Brace for 1973 Tax Push
In New Orleans the Independent Petroleum Association of America's policy panel reviewed mobilization against a rising tax agenda targeting the oil industry. Key figures, including Senator Russell Long and Senator Edward Kennedy, indicate a 1973 effort to overhaul petroleum tax rules.
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New Orleans
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Washington
William S. Powell
Association
Tom Martin
American Petroleum Institute
Democratic Party
Nixon
Martin
Kenneth J. Mutzel
Dallas, Tex
Submarine Batfish Receives Heroic Welcome in Muskogee
The USS Batfish arrived at the Port of Muskogee after a river voyage from New Orleans drawing about 5 000 spectators. It will move to a memorial site near the Arkansas River bridge after a 33 day restoration including sandblasting and repainting.
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Muskogee
Okla
Mississippi
Arkansas
New Orleans
Arkansas River
Albert C. Kelly
Oklahoma Maritime Advisory Board
Tulsa
Sea Cadets
Charles Williams
Submarine Veterans of
John Luton
James Inhofe
Oklahoma
W. E. “Bat” Battenfield
Chateau
Camels of the Sea Move Toward History in Kenyan Ports
In Mombasa Kenya the Arab dhows once crowded the coast as seasonal traders powered by winds Kas Kasi and Kusi. Modern regulations taxes and port rules are pushing dhow traffic toward obsolescence and towards freighter cargo handling while crews seek work ashore.
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Ombasa
Kenya
East Africa
Lamu
Zanzibar
Spice Island
Tanzania
East African
Mombasa
Yemen
Ali Surar
South Carolina Peach Crop Damaged by Cold Weather
Cold weather has harmed South Carolina’s peach harvest, affecting yields and potential market impact. Growers report damaged blooms and fruit set, with ripening timelines possibly delayed and quality varies by regional conditions.
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South Carolina
Agriculture reports environmental problems and solutions
Washington AP The Agriculture Department releases a 50 page ARS booklet titled Managing Our Environment outlining environmental challenges and actions in farming. It notes sediment runoff from the Mississippi, nitrate concerns, and massive livestock waste, while promoting integrated pest management and reduced pesticide reliance.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Indian and Pakistani leaders seek peace after Kashmir clash
The border clash in Kashmir prompts renewed talks between India and Pakistan with a direct telephone link between opposing army HQs and a 36 hour cease-fire. Officials say both sides aim to prevent escalation as peace talks with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Bhutto near. Casualty numbers are undisclosed, but Pakistani sources report officer deaths.
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New Delhi
Kashmir
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan
India
Indira Gandhi
Bhutto
Denture Adhesive Promises Firmer Hold For Comfort
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