White House fights energy waste amid Nixon plan
The nation slows down as President Nixon urges energy saving. Thermostats lowered in the White House to 65, Cleveland mayor trims to 62, and governors push 50 mph limits where feasible. Major users like Georgetown University and the Washington Hilton face reduced gas supplies while public officials adapt routines and travel.
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Oil exports rise despite U.S. shortage in 1973
A Cost of Living Council study predicts fuel oil exports will reach 53.3 million gallons in 1973, a 284 percent rise from 1972, amid a domestic shortage. Rep. Les Aspin criticizes exports as harming American consumers while noting an August Europe shipment priced at $6.73 per barrel.
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Mystery grows over White House tape timing and records
A White House tape mystery deepens as a recorder set for midnight allegedly began recording in the afternoon. White House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt and Samuel J Powers Jr promise explanations clarifying inconsistencies raised by prosecutors. Rose Mary Woods says two recorders ran on April 16, complicating the Nixon Dean conversation record.
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Conservatives Hold Seats as Liberals Fail to Gain Ground
In four UK by elections Prime Minister Edward Heath's Conservatives held two seats with smaller margins. Labour gained little as Liberal hopes for Berwick-upon-Tweed faded. Analysts say the Liberal surge did not threaten Labour or Conservative majorities.
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Congress to Begin Voting on Energy Bill Amid Crisis
President Nixon orders fuel economy measures at the White House and submits energy crisis proposals. The Senate Interior Committee plans to start voting today on Sen. Henry M. Jackson's bill to grant the President most of his requests, while preserving primary clean-air standards to protect health and safety.
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Gasoline rationing likely by next spring says Love
John A. Love, Nixon energy adviser, predicts nationwide gasoline rationing probably by spring. He noted no decision has been made, but his view is that rationing is likely by March or April as Americans drive most in vacation season. Nixon asked Congress for authority to order rationing, with passage expected by mid-December.
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Israel claims Egyptian missiles downed Israeli plane
Israel said Egyptian missiles shot down an Israeli reconnaissance plane and Golda Meir summoned the U.S. ambassador amid rumors of a hitch in Kissinger’s Middle East cease fire plan. Shelling was reported on the Syrian front as Keating met Meir in Tel Aviv for possible cabinet action.
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Weather turns colder with teens in Ohio outlook
Swet southwestern Ohio faces clearing skies and much colder temps with lows in the teens by morning. Middletown yesterday reached 50 highs with 28 noted this morning and .08 inches of rain last night. Egypt claims two Phantom pilots captured after a Suez raid. one pilot in grave condition.
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