Natural Gas Prices Zoom in New Plan
Washington AP reports that new FPC optional pricing could push natural gas bills higher as producers seek above current rates. Three offshore Louisiana field producers request a 73 percent rise, aiming to double prices within seven years amid a nationwide gas shortage. Opponents warn of windfall profits and challenge the plan in court.
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Louisiana
Federal Power Commission
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Tenneco Oil
Belco Petroleum
American Public Gas Association
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Consumers Union
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Supreme Court
Algeria
Dentists May Quit Fighting Candy Bar
Dr. Jack Anderson, head of Minnesota Chapter of the American Society for Preventive Dentistry, says candy bars may become approved items as dentists shift to preventive methods. He notes the profession now emphasizes preventing tooth decay starting at age 1, reflecting a change in approach beyond corrective dentistry.
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Dallas
Jack Anderson
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American Society For Preventive Dentistry
American Society of Dentistry For
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Dallas Dental Society
US Troop Strength in Vietnam Drops to 23,800
In Saigon AP reports US troop strength in Vietnam decreased by 200 to 23,800 last week, matching January 1965 levels. The total excludes about 100,000 servicemen on ships of the 7th Fleet and stationed at bases in Guam and Thailand.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S
7Th Fleet
Guam
Thailand
Presley Concert Seen Via Satellite Telecast World Wide
Honolulu AP reports Elvis Presley delivered a 60 minute concert broadcast by satellite to 36 countries. The 38 year old star performed rock hits and tender ballads, traded trinkets with screaming fans, and ended by tossing his jeweled cape into the crowd.
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Honolulu
Elvis Presley
Hound Dogs
Elvis
Fine Game Says Nixon After Super Bowl Loss
President Nixon called the Super Bowl a fine game after Miami defeated Washington 14-7 to win the world professional football championship. He said both Washington and Miami can be proud, watched the game with C G Bebe Rebozo, and aides expected to call both coaches.
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Key Biscayne
Blake Nominated For UPC Moderator
Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, former general secretary of the World Council of Churches, was nominated moderator of the United Presbyterian Church. The 66 year old New Canaan resident was nominated at a San Gabriel Presbytery meeting. He has led the denomination as stated clerk and is viewed as the likely sentimental favorite for the one year honorary post.
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Abrgadia
Calif
Eugene Carson Blake
World Council of Churches
United Presbyterian Church
Blake
New Canaan
Mrs Caray sues for alienation in St Louis County
Marion Caray wife of baseball broadcaster Harry Caray seeks 20000 in an alienation suit filed in St Louis County circuit court. She had filed for divorce in November accusing Dolores Johnson of Ballwin of alienating his affections. Caray formerly voiced the St. Louis Cardinals through 1970.
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Chicago White Sox
Harry Caray
St. Louis County
Marion Caray
Dolores Johnson
Ballwin
Caray
St. Louis Cardinals
FDA Sets Standards On Bottled Water
The FDA recommends bottled drinking water be covered by the same quality standards as public drinking water supplies. The agency notes rising use of bottled water due to affluence and concerns over pollution reports in some public sources.
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The
Food and Drug Administration
Drug Tests For Students Begin Soon
Washington AP reports Nixon administration plans urine drug screening for students in grades five through eight starting Feb. 1 in Harlem. The Harlem program seeks $70,000 from OEO and requires parental consent. no name will be given to authorities. If a child tests positive or refuses, steps include parent notification, treatment referrals, and peer discussion. Critics warn of privacy invasion and coercion risks.
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Nixon
Harlem
Jerome H. Jaffe
Special Action Office On
Calvin Alston
Alston
Frederick Douglass Intermediate School
Movie Star Seagulls Have Their Own Room
Forty seagulls hired as extras for a Carmel film live well dining on horsemeat stew and sleeping in a heated barn with sandy floors. The Spirit of Seagulls stars stay at a Holiday Inn with ocean views while a narrated dialogue carries the film Jonathan Livingston Seagull based on Richard Bach’s book about courage.
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Carmel
Calif
Jonathan Livingston
Richard Bach
Dutch protest occupants seize U S Consulate General
Forty young men and seven women occupied the U S Consulate General in Amsterdam for 90 minutes. They displayed banners opposing the war and Nixon policies, with two American officials inside unmolested. Police planned breach of the peace charges and release after questioning.
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Nixon
Vietnam
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Germany
el Ry
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Frankfurt SDP plans another Vietnam protest
In Frankfurt the Social Democratic party organized a further Vietnam demonstration this afternoon. A Paris conference of international Socialist leaders appealed for peace in Vietnam and deplored the Hanoi Haiphong bombings. The Canadian council of the United Auto Workers condemned Nixon as a 20th century barbarian for the North Vietnam bombing.
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Vietnam
International Socialist
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Hanoi
Haiphong
Canadian Council of the
United Auto Workers
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