No Gas Rationing, Washington Says
Washington reports no gasoline rationing needed this summer though supplies stay tight. Deputy Treasury Secretary William Simon says shortages may occur in spots but no crisis. Admin will act to prevent major shortages and has no need for extra rationing authority. ORP urges refineries run near capacity and states may cut speed limits to save fuel.
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Washington
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Nixon
Senate
Cost of Living Council
Council
Office of Emergency Preparedness
New York
ORP
Darrell M. Trent
Parking Ticket For VIP Space Cancelled
OKLAHOMA CITY AP J C McNutt won his fight with the federal government over a $5 ticket though the court never ruled on whether a VIP space can be reserved for important persons. McNutt, a 37 year old salesman, was ticketed in 1971 at a VA hospital. The 10th Circuit directed dismissal after noting the VA lacked authority to issue tickets. McNutt voiced disappointment the case ended on a technicality.
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Oklahoma City
J. C. McNutt
McNutt
Veterans Administration Hospital
U.S
Charles R. Jones
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Retired Marshall and McCormack Rebuilt Machinery for 42 Years
Harold J. Marshall and William T. McCormack, longtime A. P. Green Refractories Co. automotive department employees, retired with 44 and 22 years of service respectively. They rebuilt engines from lawn mowers to eight cylinder diesels and helped sustain a 27 year 11 month safety record without a lost time injury.
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Harold J. Marshall
William T. McCormack
Automotive
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Marshall
McCormack
Automotive Department
Bob Keeling
Mexico Plant
Centralia
Green Company
Horsemeat Market Makes Record One Day Sale in Portland
Ed Carroll's J and H Market sold 2,600 pounds of horsemeat in six hours as about 100 price conscious customers waited outside. Cartloads of customers lined up before dawn amid high beef prices driving demand. Carroll plans to reopen Wednesday as supply remains tight from a small supplier, Horsemeat Packers, Inc. in Hubbard Oregon. Carroll notes sales average 8,000 pounds weekly but fears possible shortages if exports continue. The Oregonian had publicized horsemeat use, boosting local interest and sales.
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Portland
Ore
Ed Carroll
Carroll
Joyce Becker
J&h
The
Oregonian
Horsemeat Packers, Inc
Hubbard, Ore
Horsemeat Packers
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New Florence
Weldon Springs
Mineola
Jay’s Iga West Plaza
Hore
Jay
IGA
Livi
Caister
California
Southern California
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