Rationing of heating oil urged for winter
Interior Secretary Morton and energy adviser Love urged Nixon to consider regional heating oil quotas this winter, not consumer rationing. They said the plan would create 14 to 15 areas with local offices to track problems, while stressing shortages require quick relief but not wartime style controls.
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Pension bill action nears after speeded House plan
Washington AP reports that the Ways and Means Committee will start private pension reform work next Monday using the Senate passed rider. The measure requires full vesting after 15 years, government insurance of plans, and tax incentives. Final action could come before November adjournment with an 85 percent chance cited by a staffer.
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Report on Obscenity Sparks Debate by U.S. Commission
The U S Commission on Obscenity and Pornography released its controversial report on September 30 1970 detailing findings and recommendations that sparked nationwide debate among policymakers scholars and social groups.
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Cables Slashed Disrupt Ashland Telephone Service
Vandals cut two General Telephone Co cables in Ashland area disrupting service to about 185 customers. A company spokesman said 60 cable damage incidents in two months include shots or slashings with no arrests. One cut on East Tygart Road affected 120 customers. another in the nap area affected 65. Restoration expected Monday night. Earlier Sunday four cables cut left about 450 customers without service.
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Civilian Doctors Considered for Military Medical Care
The Nixon administration studies military medical services amid fears civilian doctors could replace military physicians. The plan targets 2.2 million service members and dependents, with options ranging from paid care and service cuts to a Pentagon run insurance system, while noting a looming doctor shortage.
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