Navy halts pilot program on race relations roles
AP reports the Navy suspended a pilot program that could have become the main channel for race relations officers. In other dispatches, Saudi Arabia proposed resuming oil shipments to the United States if Israel withdraws on a timetable, with oil minister Yamani in Washington to discuss using oil politically. Gerald Ford expected to be sworn in as vice president after Senate confirmation.
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Dayan to Visit U.S. Amid Suez Air Clash Claims
Egyptian and Israeli jets exchanged fire over the Suez Canal with each side claiming to destroy one enemy aircraft. Cairo said its fighters downed an Israeli plane while Israeli commanders reported a MIG21 loss and safe return of all their planes. Dayan plans Washington talks with Kissinger, signaling possible resumption of talks at Kilometer 101 on the Suez road.
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Angry truckers renew blockade of Ohio turnpike
Trucker protests spread as more than 100 Ohio Highway Patrol and National Guard units confront drivers along I 70 I 75 and I 280 amid fuel price and speed limit complaints. Govs threaten action while Washington pledges review and investigation into fuel costs and allocations.
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Record fuel costs ignite wholesale price rise in November
Wholesale prices surged 1.8 percent in November with fuels and energy products leading a sharp jump and gasoline up a record pace. Energy costs driven by refined petroleum products helped lift industrial commodities 3.2 percent while farm and processed foods fell.
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Wisconsin partial tax fund plan debated in court
AP reports Madison hearings on 165 million shared tax funds in dispute. Revenue spokesman Michael Harder testified before Circuit Judge Richard Orton about a Nov 9 memo guiding partial payments, while 1,909 municipalities await distribution set for Nov 19. Plaintiffs claim population estimates understate their shares.
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Nine FFA Chapters acquaint president with state work
Nine FFA chapters in Wisconsin and Illinois met at Monroe High School with over 130 attendees to brief National President G. Mark Mayfield on Wisconsin activities. The program featured chapter reports on BOAC WE A Farm Safety and others, plus Mayfield’s major address.
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Commerce panel backs Nixon price controls amid heating oil hike
The House Commerce Committee approved a Roy amendment allowing Nixon to set prices on coal crude oil and petroleum products to curb windfall profits as the Cost of Living Council permits a two cent a gallon rise in home heating oil and a one cent cut in gasoline with plans for an emergency bill vote.
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Grocery bag shortage looming warns Monroe shoppers
A Monroe Evening Times poll finds stores not yet affected by a paper bag shortage but managers report plans to reuse bags, save boxes, or urge customers to bring their own. Some stores say plastic bags remain available while others anticipate shifting to alternatives if shortages worsen.
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