Arafat Warns Arabs Would Blow Up Oil Wells If US Invades
Yasser Arafat tells Le Monde that Arab oil nations would blow up their wells to prevent United States seizure of oil fields amid talk of military intervention. He says the US cannot boss the world and that allies will back Arabs. The report follows Kissinger remarks on embargoed oil and rival plans for Arab oil funds.
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Nixon lawyers seek injunction over control of tapes
Nixon attorneys challenge a government law claiming it intrudes on presidential privacy by seizing ownership of White House tapes and papers. They cite Justice Douglas Powell and Truman, argue the act violates confidentiality and Nixon’s rights, and seek a preliminary injunction.
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Oil Spill Threatens Singapore Malaysia And Indonesia
Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia face a massive oil slick after the Showa Maru ran aground in the Malacca Strait. Tokyo ordered experts to assess damages and causes while Singapore’s agencies coordinate containment and pumping to reduce the spill from the vessel’s ruptured tanks.
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Jackson builds campaign chest for presidential bid
The Jackson campaign reports 1.1 million raised from 38 states through fund raisers receptions and a 5000-name mailing to Muskie Humphrey McGovern and Jackson supporters. The Planning Committee in Washington has spent 210128 and will expand mail appeals after Jackson's formal announcement.
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Rockefeller to chair CIA spying probe panel hearing
Vice President Rockefeller announces the first meeting of the presidential commission to probe CIA domestic spying. William Colby named as early witness with other officials expected to testify later. The eight member panel faces an April 4 deadline for findings.
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Ford to push tax cuts to spur economy
President Ford plans a tax cut as part of an economy energy program to be sent to Congress in the January State of the Union. A $1 to $3 per barrel tax on imported crude oil is under consideration with overall cuts estimated at 5 to 10 percent. Officials say the plan will be significant and display leadership, though not a blockbuster, and further study is planned with Treasury Secretary Simon and Economic Policy Board head Seidman at a morning meeting.
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