Oil Giants Control Vast Shares of Fuel Resources
A AP study shows the 20 largest oil companies dominate about 95 percent of known oil reserves and hold major stakes in natural gas coal uranium and oil shale. The Senate subcommittee probes competition while California cites penalties for data refusals.
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Aviation executive O F Lassiter dies in Rome at 55
O F Lassiter, aviation executive and former brigadier general, died in Rome Italy at 55 from a brain tumor. He founded Executive Jet Aviation in 1964 and served as its chairman and president with directors including Arthur Godfrey and James Stewart.
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Defense contractors contributions cited in Nixon campaign
Rep. Les Aspin cites a study listing payments from the 100 largest defense contractors totaling more than 5.4 million dollars given to President Nixon's reelection campaign last year. He urges Senate Watergate committee probes into possible additional secret gifts and notes many sums may come from corporate funds. The report names Gulf Oil Scaife family IBM Tenneco Litton RCA American Motors Standard Oil CA Ford Du Pont Exxon GM among contributors with specific amounts.
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Energy offices created across the United States
Ten regional Federal Energy Administration offices are being created with directors named for Boston New York Philadelphia Atlanta Chicago Dallas Kansas City Denver San Francisco and Seattle. William E. Simon announced the establishment and urged regional directors to earn public trust and cooperation for federal programs.
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U S Women’s Ski Team Diet Claims 20 Pound Loss in Two Weeks
An old promotional notice touts the U S Women’s Alpine Ski Team Diet promising 20 pounds lost in 14 days. It claims a chemical action, no starvation, and energy maintained while slimming. The ad asks readers to mail $3 to a Durham California address for the program.
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