Gasoline Shortage Triggers Rationing Talks and Closures
The article outlines dwindling gasoline supplies at about 100 service stations as state officials and firms discuss rationing plans. Independent stations face greatest shortages amid spot purchases, with Gibbs Oil closing its East Providence terminal and major brands tightening supply. Officials warn of possible service curtailments for buses and limited purchases to 10 gallons per customer as the fuel crisis deepens.
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Darrell M. Trent
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Sears, Roebuck & Co
New Orleans
Florida
Gallile Association
Sears
Mara
Thon Oil Co
Findlay
Ohio
Herb Timms
Tucson
Ariz
Suimiret Vacuum
Uecaute
AAA
Gibbs Oil Co
Circle K. Food Corp
Joe Moneskey
Fair Price Oil
Akron
Morris, Ill
Chicago
Atlantic Richfield Co
Belfast Gunfire as IRA Recruits Vietnam Veterans
British Army sources report IRA activity in Northern Ireland with a Canadian explosives expert training gunmen. A South Belfast shooting injures a girl as youths fire on Catholic teens. Reports claim Vietnam veterans are being recruited in the United States to join the Provisional Wing. A Belfast hazardous device wrecks a tire store, while gas shortages hit Circle K outlets and other stations. Police and officials offer limited comment.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern
Ireland
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
IRA
Provisional
United States
Ulster
Quebec
Communist League
Lave
Dublin
Pro ii
Thel
Public Hearings Scheduled On Constitutional Revision
Texas Constitutional Revision Commission expands plan to hold at least 18 public hearings across the state. Eight new sites added as members vote down Saturday meeting objections. Former U.S. Senator Ralph Yarborough notes gaps to improve public turnout and schedules through June.
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Yarborough
Commission
Beryl Milburn
Austin
Amarillo
Abilene
Midland- Odessa
Laredo
Tyler
Lufkin- Nacogdoches
Beaumont-Port! Arthur-Orange
George Braden
New York
Yale
Texas Constitutional Revision Commission
Arlington
Houston
Beaumont-Port— Arthur Orge
Wednes
Judge Grants Continuance In Murder Case
In Santa Barbara, California, Superior Court Judge Dodson tentatively granted a one month continuance in the murder trial of Grougen Yanikian, charged with shooting the Los Angeles Turkish consul general and his assistant on January 27 at a local hotel. Attorney Percy Foreman may join the defense, potentially moving the trial date toward May 29.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Grougen Yanikian
Los Angeles
Floy c. Dodson
Percy Foreman
Mehet Baydar
Bahadir, Demir
James P. Lindsey
Yanikian
Dodsor
Foreman
Israeli Sinai Concert First In 30 Centuries
Bedouin on dusty slopes and a naval craft audience heard the IsraelSinai concert near the Suez waters in extreme heat. The program featured Verdi Aida pieces, and the banner quoted Isaiah. The Israeli army flew the orchestra, and conductor Abe Cohen noted acoustics and instrument challenges as wind scattered scores and the last performance ended before sundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israeli Sinai
Vered
Aida
Suez Canal
Cairo
Isaiah
Yisrael Doher
Abe Cohen
IPO
Naval
Cohen
Bombings target Justicialist leaders in Argentina
A bomb exploded at the home of Ruben Conzetti in Rosario, killing his mother Orlanda Trissi de Conzetti, 57, as four other bombs were found but deactivated in the homes of Justicialist politicians. Guerrilla violence has continued after Hector J. Campora’s Peronist led victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Rosario
Ruben Conzetti
Congress
Justicialist Liberation Front
Orlanda Trissi de Conzetti
Justicialist
Argentina
Hector J. Campora
Juan D. Peron
Vicente Solano Lima
Solano Lima
Campora
Lanusse
Shield law debate tests press freedom and court the Caldwell ruling
A Nixon appointee leads the discussion on shield laws as journalists split between fear of weakened rulings and hope for a future reversal. The speaker notes U S press rights have endured 200 years without a federal shield law while conceding dangers but arguing for protecting confidential sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Smith
Supreme Court
Caldwell
Hobby
Former State Department official contests Chile policy breach
A former State Department official testified that U.S. policy during Broe's Chile meeting with Gerrity favored strict noninterference. Charles A Meyer, the department’s top Latin American official when Allende was elected, said policy was not breached by the CIA as the economic sabotage plan never took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITT
State Department
U.S
Broe
Gerrity
Charles A Meyer
Department
Allende
CIA
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