Simon orders emergency injection of gasoline supplies
Energy Chief William E Simon told reporters after meeting President Nixon that an emergency injection would boost supplies to 20 hard hit states, cutting station lines within days. The plan targets a 5 percent increase in ten states and 2 percent in others, as national rationing looms.
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Lawmaker security explained
In Sacramento attorney general J Younger described the assignment of special bodyguards to protect two state legislators as not unusual. He said a security unit with less than a dozen agents was created after 1970 threats to candidates and noted protection offered to Sens George Deukmejian and Bill Richardson based on danger reports.
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Academy Nominees For 56th Oscars Announced
The Academy unveiled the 56th annual Oscar nominees led by The Exorcist and The Sting each with ten bids. Marlon Brando earns his seventh acting nomination for Last Tango in Paris. Ellen Burstyn and Linda Blair are recognized for Exorcist. Others include American Graffiti and A Touch of Class in Best Picture and acting honors for Pacino Redford Nicholson and Streisand.
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Watergate hearings near end as panel votes to discontinue
The Senate Watergate committee votes 6-1 to end public hearings begun May 17 as it moves to complete a final report due May 28. Staff will pursue private inquiries on links between the Nixon administration, Hughes, milk producers and CIA matters while appealing a ruling blocking access to Nixon tape recordings. Chairman Ervin notes a remote chance of resumed hearings if developments warrant.
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Dayan Threatens Resignation Affects Israeli Coalition
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan refused to join the next cabinet unless Labor agrees to share power with Likud. Prime Minister Golda Meir warned a broad coalition would paralyze government and hurt peace talks. Transport Minister Shimon Peres said Dayan would meet Meir today to discuss the crisis.
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Kissinger to Hear Gripes of Latin Countries in Mexico
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger travels to Mexico for a three day Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meeting to hear Latin nations on economic coercion trade policies and multinational corporations. Latin diplomats say he has long focused on Moscow Asia and the Middle East. In November they presented an eight point agenda.
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Weather fronts bring snow, rain and tornadoes to U S regions
Weather across the nation shows snow from Montana to northern Arizona and heavy snow in Utah and western Colorado while rain and drizzle affect New England to Tennessee. Tornadoes north of Tampa Bay injure at least 50, with 46 injured at Citrus Park Hillsborough County.
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Senate approves bill clarifying conflict of interest disclosures
Senate advances final version to Governor Reagan on a 25 to 4 vote. The measure by Sen. George Moscone clarifies that income disclosures from outside business interests require the business name, not individual customer names. Opponents fear a loophole while supporters say it preserves intent and avoids unconstitutionality challenges. Since Jan 1 the law prompted about 60 officials to resign to avoid disclosing private customers.
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