Nixon unveils eight point energy plan to ease air rules
President Nixon announced an eight point energy development program aiming to reduce U.S. reliance on foreign oil. He cited possible winter heating oil shortages but said long term energy prospects are excellent. The plan includes relaxing sulfur content rules to boost heating oil and supports Alaska oil, deep water ports, natural gas deregulation, coal mining, and nuclear power expansion.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Mideast
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Arab gunmen surrender to Kuwaiti forces with hostages unharmed
Five Arab gunmen who had held four Saudi hostages on a Kuwait Airlines Boeing 707 surrendered after a 30 minute stand off at Kuwait International Airport. Police and armored cars surrounded the plane and warned of a storming. The hostages were freed unharmed and taken to a military camp. The gunmen cited a pledge of safe conduct from the Iraqi ambassador in Paris.
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Kuwait Airlines
Paris
Sheik Abdul Latif al-Suweini
Beef prices and prices rules loom in Nixon era view
Dr. Herbert Stein and aides predict beef supply will cover demand now but expect higher prices by winter as costs rise. Starting Monday new price regulations let processors and retailers raise prices to recover costs since the June freeze. Government notes wholesale and retail food prices cooled since mid August.
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Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Ohio packers predict drop as price ceilings end
The Associated Press reports Ohio meat packers foresee beef price declines when federal price ceilings lift Sunday. Buyers expect farmers to rush cattle to market, boosting supply. Some retailers fear post lifting price rises to cover past losses, while packers project a leveling off with added competition.
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Ohio
Miss America Pageant Faces Labor Dispute Threat
Atlantic City New Jersey AP musicians technicians risk entering Convention Hall as firemen resume picketing over a contract dispute. Pageant officials plan overtime pay and meals to prevent walkouts while judges may still select Miss America 1974 on talent swimsuit and evening gown rounds.
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Albert A. Marks Jr
Marks
Weather Turns Wet Amid Cool Temperatures
Cool weather remains for several days with a 50 percent chance of rain today and tonight. Highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows around 60, with tomorrow’s highs also in the mid 70s.
First day thrills at Wilson Elementary
A glancing page description notes the first day at Wilson Elementary with only two minor injuries and a quiet start for staff and students. It mentions teacher observations by staffer David Flick on page 25 and brief items elsewhere.
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Wilson Elementary
David Flick
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