Energy bill changes delayed as Senate action looms
Washington AP reports energy legislation slows amid technical amendments from the Nixon administration. Senator Henry M. Jackson foresees floor action next week and ties pace to votes on Alaska pipeline and fuel allocation. Contention over subsidies for reduced transit fares persists.
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White House
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John Melcher
Montana
Warren G. Magnuson
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Naval Petroleum
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Israel seeks U S clarification on peace plan efforts
Prime Minister Golda Meir pressed the United States for more specifics on the Middle East peace plan as a U N spokesman in Cairo said the accord would be signed Sunday despite Israeli reservations. Israel Egypt had been due to sign the six point plan today with Cairo reporting Sadat ready to sign.
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Iran
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Neighbors Struggle to Save Molino Store Fire
About 50 neighbors from up to six miles away helped fight an early morning fire that destroyed the Molino Store operated by E. H. Carlyle. Volunteers used water from a nearby pond to keep the blaze from gasoline pumps 20 feet south of the brick building. The fire, believed to have started at 7:15 am in the wood stove flue, left the store and its contents a total loss. Carlyle, who has run the business since 1953, had recently remodeled the former Molino Bank and post office.
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Calif
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Marcus Foster
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Robert Blackburn
Aiken Says Nixon Plans To Release White House Tapes
Senator Aiken said President Nixon told congressional leaders he plans to make public White House tapes and Watergate documents after they are submitted to the grand jury. He noted it may take about five weeks before any release due to court proceedings and said the intent is to avoid contempt of court while informing the public.
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GOP
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Scott
Gerald R. Ford
Fred Buzhardt
Energy Shortage Prompts Broad Cutbacks Across Nation
In response to Nixon energy pleas, states reduce speed limits to 50 mph and households lower thermostats as Germany icy impacts ripple through government, business, and homes. Continental Trailways and Dorlin Transfer Co cut speeds, while Opelousas plans power suspension. analysts debate priorities and potential four day work weeks for officials.
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Kissinger Talks Begin in Peking for Broad Agenda
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Beijing for four day talks with Premier Chou En-lai focusing on Indochina the Middle East and potential expansion of Sino US ties. He met with foreign and vice ministers in Beijing and will discuss Vietnam Cambodia and regional security while exploring trade culture and possible formal relations with the PRC.
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People's Republic
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Taiwan
MMA Homecoming Honors Carr and Fulkes Veterans Faculty Tribute
Memorial tribute to Capt. John S. Carr and Major James S. Fulkes, longtime MMA staff, to be paid during Alumni Association meeting at 1 p.m. The day includes homecoming activities with drill teams, alumni cadet competitions, and a noon luncheon. governors, chairmen and graduates from multiple states attend.
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MMA
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Cadet Corps
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It's Never Been Any Colder On November 10
The mercury dipped to 17 degrees early this morning tying the 1926 record low for November 10 as Weatherman Smoky Woods notes. Only two other years have hit the teens on November 10 with 18 degrees in 1960 and 19 in 1957, while the all time high for this date was 79 degrees in 1949.
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Smoky Woods
Hungate Aims Tuesday Bill For Independent Prosecutor
Congressman William J. Hungate says a bill creating an independent prosecutor will be ready for House judiciary committee action Tuesday. Hungate, chair of the criminal justice subcommittee, questions White House independence assurances and intends to move to free the investigation from President Nixon's control. The subcommittee has prepared the bill for the full judiciary committee, which is believed to have enough Democratic support to send it to the floor.
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House Judiciary Committee
Laurence E. Taylor
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Hungate
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Judiciary
Peter W. Rodino Jr
New Jersey
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