Oil profits ease after 1973 embargo boom
Major oil firms saw profits slip in late 1974 as higher taxes and production cuts abroad, plus weaker world demand, trimmed earnings from 1973 levels. Gulf Oil fell 20 percent to 185 million, Mobil down 51 percent to 136.8 million, Texaco down 29 percent to 320 million, Exxon up 9 percent to 860 million, while domestic firms showed some gains.
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New York
Robert Dorsey
Gulf Oil Corp
Oil Cartel
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Mobil
Texaco
Exxon Corp
New Yorkers rally to aid slain officer's orphans
In New York crowds surged to help the six Walker children after their father Frank Walker was killed while stopping a disarmed officer. Donations exceeded 25 000 dollars as media outlets and the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association mobilized support coordinated by the Association for a Better New York. The police funeral for Walker, a marine carpenter, will be held at St Mary’s Church in Long Island City with honors.
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New York
Ned
Frank Walker
Patricia Cavagnet
Walker
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Association For A Better
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Long Island City
John Innamorato
St. Mary’s
Zoo Revokes Feeding to Safeguard Animal Health
San Francisco Zoo bans feeding to prevent disease transfer after officials warn germs from human hands can cause illness in animals especially primates. Guards will enforce the policy and sales of four ounce animal food packages end. The incident at St. Vincent's Hospital involved a gunman and a wounded officer in stable-to-critical condition.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Zoo
William Mottram
Aid to Turkey Ties Aid Cuts to Cyprus Negotiations
Secretary Kissinger acknowledged Congress may require continuing evidence of progress before U S military aid to Turkey can resume. Rosenthal said aid would be suspended pending changes in negotiations and Turkish moves on troop withdrawal. Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot leaders report limited concrete steps on resettlement and shared control of Nicosia airport and Famagusta port operations.
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Washington
Henry Aissinger
U.S
Turkey
Kissinger
Congress
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
State Department
Rosenthal
Rauf Dentash
Nicosia
Famagusta
Dentash
Glafkos Cleriodes
Credit union bee for teachers sets dividend
Wayne Baker of Middletown Teacher's Credit Union announced a 6 percent semi annual dividend on all deposits as of Jan 1. The maximum deposit limit was raised to 5000 dollars. Baker was re elected president and new officers were elected at the stockholders meeting Dorothy Stitt vice president Ross Kramer secretary treasurer Neil Richmond Lewis Hill and Robert Butcher joined the board for three year terms.
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Wayne Baker
Middletown
Local youths to receive dental kits
Middletown health commissioner Paul Asmussen says a dental hygiene program for second year students will run Feb 3 14 during National Children's Dental Health Week. About 1000 children will receive kits from 119 teachers, including toothpaste brushes and a health pamphlet.
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Middletown
Paul Asmussen
Asmussen
Kindness Mobile Office to Visit Middletown and Towne East Malls
Eighth District Rep Thomas Kindness will touring two malls with a mobile office Monday. From 9 a.m. to noon the station will greet visitors at the east entrance of Middletown Mall on S Broad Street. From 1 to 5 p.m. the office moves to Towne East at Ohio 122 near I 75 in the McAlpin’s store. Residents may share opinions on national matters and receive a personal reply.
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Thomas Kindness
Middletown Mall
Towne East Mall
S. Broad Street
McAlpin’s
Towne East
Ohio 122
I-75
Louis Lisella
Kindness
Lisella
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