Venezuela debates oil nationalization bills in Congress
Venezuela's Congress opened study of two opposition bills to nationalize foreign owned oil, compensating 40 year concession holders as fields and installations would pass to the state. The bills face months of scrutiny in commissions before potential votes amid party divisions and a proposed blue ribbon expert commission.
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Caracas
UPI
Venezuelan Congress
U.S
Congress
Movimiento Electoral del Pueblo
MEP
Social Christian
Copei
Senate
Vesco donation linked to Nixon donor lists in trial
UPI reports financer Robert L. Vesco gave $200,000 to the Nixon re election effort while under government investigation. Rose Mary Woods presented donor lists from 1972 and 1973 in the Mitchell Stans conspiracy trial as evidence.
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New York
UPI
Robert L. Vesco
White House
Rose Mary Woods
Maurice H. Stans
U.S
Mark
Vesco
Miss Woods
Nixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Stans
Auto executives hail end of sales slump
Detroit reports top auto leaders say the downturn tied to the Arab oil embargo has ended, while cautioning the energy situation remains critical. General Motors chairman Richard C. Gerstenberg seeks end to gasoline price controls amid supply confusion, American Motors president William Luneburg stresses ongoing fuel supply concerns with long term effects on national welfare.
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Detroit
API
U.S
General Motors Corp
Richard C. Gerstenberg
American Motors
William Luneburg
Governor Folsom names acting warden at Folsom Prison
United Press International reports Governor Folsom appoints Jacob B. Gunn as permanent warden of Folsom Prison with a salary of 31,488 dollars per year. The piece lists multiple California Assembly and Senate actions including AB3101 AB3191 and SB1498 along with other statutory moves and a Sears strike development in San Francisco.
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United Press International
Folsom
Jacob B. Gunn
Folsom Prison
Sigg
Robert W. Sigg
Workmen’s Compensation Appeals Board
Assembly
Fenton
Montebello
Senate
Keyser
Granada Hills
Highway
Richmond-San Rafael
Interstate 80
Knox
Richmond
Chappie
R-Cool
Bannai
Gardena
Sears
Robuck Co
Department
San Francisco
Moscone
Wild
California
Crown
Alameda
Kidnapped banker wife released after ransom paid
Eunice Kronholm, wife of Gunnar Kronholm, was found safe after four days of fear. FBI searched for those responsible for the$200000 ransom and custody of one suspect, James William Johnson, pending arraignment on extortion charges in Minneapolis. The Kronholms were in seclusion with police at an undisclosed location and prepared for a news conference.
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Minneapolis
Lino Lakes
Joseph Trimbach
FBI
James William Johnson
Lakeville
Kronholms
Reino Heikkila
Mariner 10 to Begin Mercury Photo Runs Saturday
Mariner 10 will start sending Mercury pictures Saturday from 3.3 million miles away, closing at 63 000 mph after a 90 million mile journey. The probe will transmit every 42 seconds and make its closest approach on March 29, giving the first good view of the hot planet near the sun.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Mariner
Mercury
Jet Propulsion Laboraory
Merary
Earth
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