Energy clash over Alaska pipeline amendment at oil group
At the Independent Petroleum Association meeting in Houston, Charles Owens and Sen. Dewey Bartlett sparred over a trans Alaska bill amendment that would exempt leases with low daily production from price controls. Bartlett said the measure would affect about 40 percent of domestic production, while Owens warned of price spikes and reduced output.
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Houston, Tex
Cost of Living Council
Dewey F. Bartlett
R-Okla
Charles W. Owens
Council
Bartlett
Senate House
Owens
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Senate
Conference Committee
Congress
Henry M.) Jackson
Washington
Bill Archer
Houston
Association
Archer
Truckers Fuel Tax Evasion Rumors Alarm Officials
Pennsylvania investigators report widespread tax cheating on motor fuels. Freight haulers and truck stops top a list of violators in 1,417 cases since mid summer with $675,000 in unpaid taxes recovered. Diesel and home heating fuel taxes differ, affecting county road funding across 67 counties.
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Pennsylvania
Heller
Solon Urges Caution In Planting Of Crops
Washington AP report quotes Rep. William J. Scherle urging farmers not to overplant to avoid falling prices. He warns prices could drop below livable levels, despite government and consumer calls for higher production. Agriculture Dept seeks full production to boost supplies and stabilize prices amid high farm income and rising feed costs.
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Solon
Washington
William J. Scherle
Iowa
Scherler
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Missing Rainbow the toucan at Oklahoma City Zoo
Oklahoma City zoo officials seek Rainbow a male toco toucan last seen after he failed a TV appearance. officials fear he may have left the Condor Cliffs area and urge sightings to contact the zoo director. Rainbow is about three years old, 35 inches long, mainly black with an orange bill.
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Oklahoma ‘City Zoo
Rainbow
Condor Cliffs
Zoo
State Democrats Question Nixon on White House Taping
Oklahoma Democrats criticize President Nixon over the firing of staff and the fear of disclosure from White House tape recordings. They urge transparent handling and accountability amid the controversy.
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Oklahoma City
Nixon
White House
Oklahoma
Romanian official executed for embezzlement fraud
Ion Tudora head of a department in a farm machinery firm was executed by a military court in Romania for criminal actions that damaged the national economy. He allegedly aided imports costing the state $250,000 above value and admitted receiving half, with clemency denied. This marked a rare execution in Romania for fraud.
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Vienna
Austria
Ion Tudora
Agerpres
Tudora
Romania
Impeachment Splits Public Poll Indicates
A nationwide Oliver Quayle poll of 947 adults questioned after Archibald Cox fired shows 44 percent between those for and against impeachment. Sixty percent oppose Cox dismissal. Nixon job rating largely unfavorable. Sixty percent say Watergate should not be put behind us.
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New York
Oliver Quayle
Archibald Cox
Bud Lewis
NBC
Cox
Nixon
Gallup
Quayle
Mideast Clash Redefines Desert Warfare Trends
Washington reports the fourth Mideast war shifted tactics with cautious operations and new weapons. Soviet missiles downed many American and Israeli jets, while RPG7 antitank weapons surprised Israeli armor. The era of rapid tank battles across open sands may be over as both sides adapt to new air and ground threats.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Suez Canal
United States
Pentagon
City Hospital Newstems Admitted and Dismissed List
A hospital notice lists admissions and discharges across many patients. Names include Nadine Adams Duncan Gina R Burd Cyril Bess Felder John Goldstone Nona Greenfield Joe Harrell Kay Sonleiter Barbara Wann and others with surgeries or medical stays. Several births are noted and multiple addresses appear alongside patient status.
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Gina R. Burd
Cyril
Bess E. Felder
Dodson
Tex
John G. Goldstone
Marlow
Nona Greenfield
Walters
Joe Harrell
S. Ninth
Jimmy Kelley
Man Is Sentenced in Oklahoma City Heroin Death
District Court Judge Dick Jones sentenced Ft. Wayne Indiana man David Henry Horstman 22 to 10 to years in prison for the death of Celeste Lee St Dizier 19 after he pleaded guilty to a reduced manslaughter charge. Authorities said she died from a heroin overdose.
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Oklahoma City
Dick Jones
Ft. Wayne
Ind
David Henry Horstman
Celeste Lee St. Dizier
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Cache
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