National Energy Council Proposed by Nixon Study Team
A presidential study team reports federal energy regulation is uncoordinated and outdated and rejects a single regulator or full consolidation. It calls for a National Energy Council to set overall policy, improve agency coordination, and oversee licensing data, with possible federal preemption of siting decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Energy Council
William C. Doub
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Nixon
Federal Power Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
HDC Board To Meet For April Session
The Human Development Corp. board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Play Care Center in Vandalia. The agenda includes the housing program the Handi Shop and other programs for the next fiscal year.
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Human Development Corp
Play Care Center
Vandalia
Abduction Ends With Wedding Present Cash
A Kansas City couple planning a Saturday wedding were abducted by two armed men who stole wedding presents from Randall Richardson and Sharon Phillips car, left $100 as a wedding gift, then fled in a 1972 white over green Javelin. They freed themselves. no injuries reported. FBI investigating.
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Kansas City
Kan
Randall K. Richardson
North
Sharon Phillips
Liberty
Richardson
Miss Phillips
Wallace draws growing black support in Alabama primary
Gov George C Wallace gains small but steady black backing in campaigns, with Tuskegee mayor Johnny Ford predicting Wallace may carry Macon County in the May 7 Democratic primary. Black voters form a growing presence at rallies while rival Gene McLain argues votes will reflect all residents.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Johnny Ford
Tuskegee
Wallace
Macon
Willie Dubose
Troy
Dubose
University of Alabama
John D. Robinson
Robinson
Ford
Gene McLain
Huntsville
McLain
Man nailed to cross in flagellants rites in Philippines
In San Fernando, Philippines, Juanito Piring a 33 year old laborer, was nailed to a cross for a Good Friday act of sacrifice. Medina Pamposa dressed as a Roman soldier drove three inch spikes into Piring hands while a crowd of about four thousand looked on. Piring spoke of the pain and said the act was to aid his mother and ill child.
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San Fernando
Philippines
Juanito Piring
Piring
Medina Pamposa
Medina
Marco
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Mitterrand Would Favor Leaving NATO
Paris AP reports Francois Mitterrand, candidate of the left, would withdraw from NATO if a new security system can be found. He urged building a Western Europe led collective security pact to keep peace, backed by Socialist and Communist parties. The race includes 27 declared candidates with April 16 midnight filing deadline.
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Paris
Francois Mitterrand
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mitterrand
France
Western
Europe
Subpoena Text Demands Nixon Tapes for Impeachment Inquiry
The document presents the House Judiciary Committee subpoena to Benjamin Marshall for Richard Nixon tapes and related materials. It directs Nixon or a representative to appear by April 25, 1974, in Washington, delivering scheduled items for the impeachment investigation chaired by Peter W. Rodine Jr. The schedule specifies conversations from February to April 1973 involving Nixon, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Dean, and others, plus April 1978 dialogue notes.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States of America
Benjamin Marshall
Richard M. Nixon
United States of America
Committee On the Judiciary
House of Representatives of the
United States
Peter W. Rodine Jr
City of
House of Representatives of
Peter W. Rodine, Jr
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
Magruder
Kleindienst
Petersen
Jennings Marks Quarter Century With Me
Harold Jennings, gas foreman for Missouri Power and Light in the Mexico district, marks 25 years of service with the company on April 18. He and his wife Maria live at 712 Olive St in Mexico with two children. He is a member of First Christian Church and began as a pipe fitter with MPS in 1949, later becoming an equipment operator. His entire 25 years with MPS have been in the Mexico district.
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Harold Jennings
Missouri Power and Light
Mexico District
Jennings
Maria
Olive St
Mexico
First Christian Church
New Truxton
MPS
Campaign Bill Faces Trouble In House
The Senate passed a broad campaign reform bill by 53 to 32 but its fate in the House is doubtful as committee action and possible presidential veto complicate the path. Public financing provisions would fund general election campaigns with spending caps, while individual and organizational contribution limits are set at 3000 and 6000 dollars respectively.
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Washington
Senate
House
James B. Allen
D-Ala
House Administration Committee
Nixon
Treasury
Adlai E. Stevenson Tit
Ilinois
George McGovern
South Dakota
Jobless Pay Rises in Missouri March Figures
Missouri unemployment benefits totaled 10.4 million in March under the employment security law, down from 10.9 million in February but up from 8.6 million a year earlier. Harris cited 191,481 weeks compensated, higher weather-related seasonal work, more recalls in construction, and gains in tourism.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Division of Employment Security
William S. Harris
Harris
Petitions Endorse Presidency Sent to Senators and Nixon
About 22 signatures collected for petitions supporting the President and Presidency. The National Citizens' Committee for Fairness to the Presidency prepared them for Missouri Senators Symington and Eagleton, Congressman Hungate, and President Nixon. City crews removed 134 loads of trash from Mexico residential areas as part of a spring cleanup, below last year’s 187 loads from parkways.
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Missouri
Symington and
Eagleton
William Hungate
Richard Nixon
United States
Congress
National Citizens’ Committee For Fairness
Mexico
Secretary Kirkpatrick Calls Computer Solution To Burgeoning Corporate Load
St Louis AP James C Kirkpatrick Missouri secretary of state warned at a Missouri Consumer Finance Association meeting that the growing volume of business in his office requires computerization to maintain service levels without large staff expansion. He noted the office now charters about 34 new corporations daily, double the rate from nine years ago.
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ST. Louis
Secretary of State
James C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Missouri Consumer Finance Association
Rights Unit Accused of Racism in Missouri
Clyde Scott, former executive director of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights, files a discrimination charge with the Kansas City EEOC office alleging racial bias by Edwin Pruitt Jr. Pruitt, a Black appointee, led the commission that dismissed Scott and others, with Scott now at a farmers' cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri Commission On Human Rights
Clyde Scott
Scott
Kansas City
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Edwin Pruitt Jr
Christopher S. Bond
Cleo Scheer
H. Lee Schaffer
John W. DeShields
Pruitt
Commission
Federal
Farmers’ Cooperative
Urban League
St. Louis
Deaf Boy Plays Sax In School's Honor Band
In Moore Oklahoma 14 year old Gary Red who is deaf plays first chair alto sax in the West Junior High honor band. He has earned superior ratings at district festivals for two years. His mother and band director praise his achievement noting no special favors beyond instrument tuning and his strong rhythm and eye contact.
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Gary
Red
Earl Capps
Capps
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