Ohio gas rationing hits Sohio and Marathon outlets
Sohio halted Sunday operation of its stations and limited retail sales and wholesale purchases to 75 percent of last year amid Lima refinery maintenance. Marathon began an interim supply control on May 21 allocating gas to its 3600 stations based on May and June last year plus a growth factor, continuing until a government program starts.
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Nixon Rating Slumps to Five-Year Low in Gallup Poll
The Gallup Poll shows President Nixon at 45 percent approval in early May, a low not reached since he took office five years ago. Republicans back him at 74 percent, while 24 percent of Democrats and 49 percent of independents approve.
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Richpal Helps Nixon Buy San Clemente Estate Stake
White House confirms New York industrialist Robert Abplanalp paid 1.249 million dollars in December 1970 for 20.1 acres of the San Clemente compound, now owning about three fourths of the property while Nixon keeps 5.9 acres and the residence. Officials reject claims campaign funds financed the mortgage.
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Astronauts Seek Shade to Cool Skylab Cabin
Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz safe aboard after a tense day of docking and a space walk to repair a jammed solar panel. They plan to erect an umbrella shade to lower cabin temperature and extend their 28 day mission. The crew endured a dramatic sequence from a flawless liftoff to multiple docking attempts and a late night hard dock.
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Cox sworn in as Watergate prosecutor amid swift oath
Harvard professor Archibald Cox takes the oath as the nations Watergate prosecutor. Attorney General Elliot Richardson also sworn in at a separate ceremony. Cox vows no delay and keeps three assistant prosecutors to maintain momentum.
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Watergate Hearings To Rotate Live TV Coverage
NBC will air the Senate hearings when they resume June 5, CBS June 6, and ABC June 7 in a rotating, experimental schedule. Viewers complained their soap operas and game shows were pre-empted. networks may end the rotation after any week.
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Campora Pardons Over 500 Political Prisoners
Argentine president Hector J. Campora grants clemency to more than 500 prisoners deemed politically motivated. Interior Minister Esteban Righi announced the order hours after inauguration as 186 inmates at Villa Devoto prison in Buenos Aires were freed, drawing large crowds and enduring military opposition.
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Helicopter Shot Down Near Saigon Kills 12
An unarmed South Vietnamese helicopter was shot down by Communist fire thirty miles north of Saigon. All 12 aboard perished, including a regimental commander, Saigon announced today.
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Navy transfers after marijuana probe aboard Sequoia and Camp David unit
The Navy moved 12 Sequoia crew members after an off duty marijuana smoking investigation aboard the presidential yacht. In a separate Camp David probe, 28 Marines and 18 sailors are being reassigned. No security violations cited. actions pending possible legal action.
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Partly Cloudy and Mild with Weekend Thunder Potential
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and mild daytime temperatures around 70. Tonight may bring variable clouds with possible thundershowers. Lows near 55 to 60, while Sunday peaks in the low 80s.
Mass hysteria rash hits 80 in Alabama
In Berry Alabama a mysterious rash affected over 80 pupils and teachers at an elementary school. State health officer Dr Richard Levine and psychiatrist Dr Inez Fowler concluded the illness was mass hysteria a psychosomatic outbreak sparked by suggestion and community factors.
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