New Agency To Chart Goal On Energy
Washington AP A new government agency consolidating energy research begins operations to push the nation toward energy self sufficiency. The Energy Research and Development Administration unites research from the AEC Interior EPA and NSF with a five year budget over 10 billion and 7124 staff. Leader Dr Robert C Seamans says the US spends 25 billion annually on oil imports and a synthetic fuels industry is the priority, including liquid fuels and gas from coal, as part of the move toward a Department of Energy and Natural Resources.
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Interior Department
Marginal Wells Add More Oil
Tulsa AP report notes higher crude prices have lifted U S petroleum reserves by 5 to 6 percent, from 1.8 to 2.2 billion barrels, without operator action. Oil and Gas Journal credits longer well life due to postings raising average crude price to 6.85 dollars last year from 3.39 in 1972.
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Oil and Gas ‘Journal
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Eisenhower son defends Nixon on persecution claim
John Eisenhower, son of Dwight D. Eisenhower, says Nixon was not a victim of persecution and praises his pardon and resignation. He notes media sympathy might have altered public reaction and agrees with the resignation and Ford pardon. Eisenhower, 52, lives in Phoenixville and has not spoken with Nixon recently.
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Nixon
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Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin
Dels Halas
White House
Phoenixville
David
Julie
Ford
Too Many Millionaires Cason Seeks Missouri Governor Nomination
Missouri Senator William J. Cason announces plan to run as a working man’s candidate for governor in 1976. He criticizes state officials as millionaires and vows a Missouri-centered, people’s campaign with support from across the state.
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William J. Cason
Clinton
Cason
Missouri Senate
Senate
Missouri
Jefferson City
Long Island Bank Sold to Prevent Failure
Security National Bank of Long Island faced a probable failure due to loss of investor confidence amid economic decline and the Franklin National collapse. The bank was sold to Security National of Hempstead, with Chemical Bank purchasing for 40 million, assuming assets and most liabilities.
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Terence Hunt
Associated Press
Security National Bank of
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New York
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Hempstead
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
James E. Smith
New York City
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Bloody Shirt Leads To Suspect In Sex Killing
Police link a bloody shirt found in a Leonia park to Joseph Kallinger in the January 8 killing of nurse Maria Fasching. In Bergen County authorities plan to charge the Philadelphia shoe repairman with murder as his sons face juvenile handling. Kallinger, held on robbery and kidnapping counts, is suspected in other rapes and robberies across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland.
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Helen Bogin
Susquehanna Township
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Dauphin County
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Lindenwold
Baltimore
Girl Scouts to Elect Delegates at District Meeting
A meeting of registered adult Girl Scout Volunteers and Girl Scouts 14 and over will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Farm and Home meeting room to elect delegates to the Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council meeting April 23. Girls 4 and over are eligible for election as delegates as well as adults. The meeting will discuss changes in council services to the troops.
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Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council
William Duncan
Mexico Tech Enrolls Evening Vocational Classes
Enrollment opens at 7:00 tonight at the Mexico Area Vocational-Technical School offering skilled and technical adult training plus college and university courses. Programs include Algebra I, Auto Body Repair, Electronics, Nursing Aide, Air Conditioning, Welding, accounting, computer programming, and real estate, with college offerings from Northeast Missouri State University and the University of Missouri. Enrollment also set for Thursday at 6:30 for Vocational Guidance and University of Missouri courses.
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Safe Shooting class enrollment at Mexico Youth Center
Thirty five youths enrolled for the Mexico Jaycees and Park Board gun safety program this year at the Mexico Youth Center. Weather or health prevented some from attending, with next registration set for Sunday January 26 at 1:30 PM. A Missouri Conservation Commission film will orient participants on gun safety.
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Mexico Youth Center
Mexico Jaycees
Mexico Park Board
Missouri Conservation Commission
Standard Wants Out Of Elk Hills
An official of Standard Oil Co. of California confirmed it is seeking to end its agreement with the Navy to operate the Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve. The move follows criticism over the dual role, as Standard holds 20 percent of Elk Hills and operates for the Navy. A letter was sent to the Navy seeking comments on severing the contract ahead of the nine month notice required, with the 1976 expiry date. President Ford's State of the Union urged quick legislation to allow commercial oil production at Elk Hills as part of reducing dependence on foreign oil by 1985.
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Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve
Dick Schlect
Standard
Schlect
Elk Hills
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Tule Bik
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Ford
Alaska
North Slope
OATS Offers Free Rides for SSI Recipients in Audrain
Audrain County Division of Family Services invites SSI recipients over 55 and disabled persons for free OATS bus memberships and trip tickets. The program covers trips to medical appointments, shopping, church, and community activities but not pleasure trips. Membership renews yearly for $5, funded by a mix of Title VI, local government, and other local contributions. Apply at 400 E Liberty or call 581-3312.
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OATS
Missouri Division of Family Services
Audrain County Division of Family Services
Liberty
Strong Quake In Himalayas Hits India and Tibet
A powerful earthquake centered about 225 miles northeast of New Delhi killed at least 36 people in India and caused widespread damage in Chinese ruled Tibet. Witnesses near the Indo Tibetan border saw hills crumble into debris and reports said border police may be buried under collapsed bunkers as tremors rattled a 500 mile arc.
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India
Himalayas
Tibet
Ten Cities Hear Waste Discharge Rules
Officials from Bowling Green Clarksville Farber Laddonia Louisiana Martinsburg Mexico Paris Perry and Vandalia attended a Mexico city hall briefing on federal and state wastewater discharge permits. Don Decker of the Macon regional DNR noted rising confusion over NPDES rules guiding city facility discharges.
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Don Decker
Macon
Department of Natural Resources
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Farber
Laddonia
Louisiana
Martinsburg
Paris
Perry
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