Kissinger Flags Oil Price Guard to Aid Energy Shift
Secretary Kissinger said the United States may back incentives to keep oil prices up if a price drop harms development of alternative energy sources. He noted this is under study and not a government decision, amid NATO talks stressing economics' role in defense and global stability.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Cyprus
Kissinger
NATO
U.S
Joseph Luns
Luns
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ford
Valery Giscard d
Dimitri Bitsios
Mehil Esenbe
Washington
Esenbel
Bitsios
Ankara
Athens
France
Oil Nations Boost Cost Of Oil By 58 A Barrel
In Vienna OPEC and allied producers agreed to raise government revenues by 38 cents per barrel effective Jan 1, amid debates on consumer impact. Iran's Jamshid Amouzegar said the move aims to curb multinational oil company profits and reflect inflation, with a plan for a single market price and shared costs.
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Vienna
Austria
Iran
Persian Gulf
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Jamshid Amouzegar
Amouzegar
Abu Dhabi
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
OPEC
Shah of
Hamshid Amouzegar
Ofl
International Shoe Closing Evansville Plant and Cutting Hours
The International Shoe Co. announced closure of its Evansville Illinois plant and a four day work week at most of its 17 factories. Over 230 workers at the Southern Illinois plant will be laid off in January with little chance of reopening. In Missouri, 425 workers at the LeMissouri facility were notified of four day weeks at four days pay starting December 6. The company cited overproduction and a lagging economy as factors behind ongoing reductions begun in November at the St. Louis based firm.
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St. Louis
$50 000 Painting Vanishes At Museum
Police pursue a missing 1900 Renoir oil titled Still Life with Blue Cup as 200 visitors lingered past closing at the Brooklyn Museum. The small painting, about the size of a license plate, disappeared around 4 10 p.m. Thursday, authorities said.
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New York
Brooklyn Museum
Israelis Expect War In Weeks Or Months
Israelis see a new Arab-Israeli war as imminent with about 40 percent predicting a clash within weeks or months and another 40 percent forecasting within a year or two. Survey leader Louis Guttman notes public anxiety over Syria, refugees, and a possible Palestinian state alongside Israel, while peace talks remain stalled with the PLO.
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Tel Aviv
Louis Guttman
Israel Institute of Applied Social Research
Israel
Guttman
Polis
Syria
United Nations
Golan Heights
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasir Arafat
New York
Palestine
PLO
Cason to Back Boillot amid Rock Festival Blame
William Cason, president pro tem of the Missouri Senate, said he would move to confirm Agriculture Director James Boillot. He blamed Gov. Bond for the Ozark Music Festival decision and argued Boillot did not plan the event. The hearing followed broad support for Boillot from agricultural groups, with countercharges from Sen. Richard Webster.
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Jefferson City
William Cason
Senate
Gubernatorial Appointments Committee
James Boillot
Cason
Christopher S. Bond
Boillot
Clinton Democrat
Tam
Kingdom City
Sedalia
Bond
Hugh Sprague
Son
Richard Webster
Carthage
State Fairgrounds
Webster
Sprague
Jaycees Sponsor Child Shopping Tour in Mexico
The Mexico Jaycees will guide 13 area children on a Christmas shopping tour Saturday morning. Jaycee Wives will wrap and select gifts for the 13 shoppers, with discounts from Lawrence Drug Walmart Gibson's Discount and T. G. Y. Pizza Hut will treat all participants to pizza and soda after shopping.
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Mexico
Russia completes Pacific rocket tests ahead of schedule
Moscow reports a new series of rocket tests in the Pacific Ocean as successfully accomplished before the planned window. The announcement notes ships and planes should stay outside designated areas from December 12 to 30, with prior tests in October prompting U.S. concerns about long range ballistic missiles with multiple warheads.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
U.S
High Speed Chase Nabs 2 Juveniles Near Auxvasse
Two juveniles who fled Boonville Training School were tracked by Auxvasse City Marshal Bill Taylor and Callaway deputies after a car stolen in Columbia triggered a pursuit. chased from Route E to Hunt's Cafe at speeds near 60 mph before retaken and held at Callaway jail then returned to Boonville authorities.
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Auxvasse
Boonville
Bill Taylor
Callaway
Columbia
Williamsburg
Harry Lee
Charles Sinden
Route E
Highway 54
Hunt
Harvard Courses For New Congressmen Head Start Program
A dozen newly elected lawmakers from Democrats and Republicans attend a week long free course at Harvard Kennedy School to learn the basics of Washington procedure. Lectures by Galbraith and others cover Congress mechanics and policy issues. Participants include Kasten Keys Florio Pressler AuCoin Emery Ford Hubbard Krueger Mineta Myers Santini.
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Cambridge
Mass
Congress
Harvard
Washington
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Robert W. Kasten
Wisconsin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Kenneth
Galbraith
John Fairbank
Moore
Kasten
Martha Keys
D-Kans
James J. Florio
D-N.j
Larry L. Pressler
R-S.d
Les AuCoin
D-Ore
David F. Emery
R-Maine
Harold Ford
D-Tenn
Carroll Hubbard
D-Ky
Robert Krueger
D-Ten
Norman Mineta
D-Calif
Gary A. Myers
R-Penn
James D. Santini
D-Ney
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing May Expand
Due to nursing demand a proposal seeks to add a second class to the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing, increasing from 25 to two classes of 20. Next class starts April 4, 1975, second class October 1, 1975, tuition 285 dollars plus 25 dollar application fee, applied to tuition.
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State Department of Education
State Board of Nursing
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
Mexico Public Schools
Audrain Medical Center
Ervin Proposes Reforms From Watergate Panel Findings
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr seeks a broad ethics package to curb political abuses exposed by the Watergate inquiry. The plan would require annual tax and asset disclosures by top executives, establish a permanent special prosecutor, expand a Congress legal office, tighten penalties for campaign crimes, depoliticize the Justice Department, and curb government tools used in elections. The bill mirrors recommendations from the committee report and awaits action in the next Congress.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Senate
Ervin
North Carolina
Senate Watergate Committee
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Department
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Charles H. Percy
Ill
First Monday Magazine Arrives Late in New Hampshire
The December issue of the Republican National Committee magazine First Monday arrived at New Hampshire destinations on the second Thursday, a delivery timing that could signal messaging to the Postal Service or GOP.
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Concord
N.H
Postal Service
GOP
Republican National Committee
New Hampshire
Wig Hid Wound Disputed by Air Force Discharge
Air Force Sgt. Jerome Verdi received a bad conduct discharge after disobeying orders to stop wearing a wig that concealed a Vietnam war wound. The Lackland court martial also cut his rank to basic airman and fined 300 dollars. Verdi, a Wilford Hall lab technician, plans an automatic appeal.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Jerome Verdi
Lackland Air Force Base
Verdi
Wilford Hall Air Force Medical Center
Gerald Goldstein
Vietnam
Mexico Armory Work Bid Taken
Chapman Construction of Columbia is the low bidder for repairs to the Mexico National Guard Armory at 2 465 dollars. The award, announced by Commissioner Robert L. James, is part of 13 state project bids including dome and roof work on the capitol. Ten projects are armories. Pamela Jade Cook is a Florida family’s six pound six ounce girl. Grandparents Melvin and Mrs. Cook live in Florida. great-grandmother Lena Zuck of Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter of Paris are parents of a nine pound 10 ounce son born at 6 25 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center. Mr. Hunter is self-employed.
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Mexico National
Pamela Jade Cook
Preston J. Cook
State of
Florida
Melvin Cook
Thomas Gola
Mexico
Lena Zuck
William Hunter
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Hunter
Judge Adams Orders School To Admit Roy
Warren County Circuit Court Judge George P. Adams of Mexico orders Wright City School board to grant a hearing for Ronald Taylor Jr. 16, suspended since September after a conflict with a teacher. The ACLU says the board violated state law by denying a hearing and restricting attendance at extracurricular events as a condition of readmission.
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Warrenton
Warren County
George P. Adams
Mexico
Wright City
American Civil Liberties Union
Adams
Ronald Taylor Jr
Walter D. McQuie
Taylor
ACLU
Donal Donals
Ronald Taylor Sr
Route schedule summary for several locations
A weekly timetable lists pickup times at multiple sites from Monday through Friday. Locations include Hi Way R-3 elementary Moline station Sunset trailer court Farber branch Laddonia branch Benton City Rush Hill Ingrams trailer court Community R4 Rivers St Joseph Martinsburg station with varied start and end times across mornings afternoons and evenings.
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Moline
Sunset Trailer Court
Farber
Laddonia
Benton City
Rush Hill
Ingram
Community R4
Rivers
St. Joseph
Martinsburg Station
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Tommy Mortenson
Odense
Denmark
Mortenson
Jaycees
Russia
Pacific
Liberty Mexico
West Plaza Shopping Center
P. N. Hirsch , CO
Parson's
S. Jefferson Mexico
Audrain
Bookmobile
Liberty
Robert Redford
Jeremiah Abbetty
Man
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