Energy Spots Glow Amid Crisis Say Experts
The Petroleum Industry Research Foundation projects a smaller U.S. fuel shortage for early 1974, with estimates around 28 million barrels daily versus government figures. Saudi oil minister al Yamani says embargo could end soon if Israel withdraws from occupied lands, while Congress moves to label energy use and extend daylight saving time to cut demand.
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Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc
U.S
Middle East
Ter Sheik
Ahmed Zaki al Yamani
Washington
Israel
United States
No Electric Power for Dadtler Family in Sierra Foothills Life
In the Sierra foothills north of Sacramento Doc and Shelley Dadtler live without electricity or natural gas in a 877 square foot rural home. They rely on kerosene lamps windmill powered water and a wood stove. About 30 families refugees from city life share the same rustic lifestyle amid hard work and poverty but pride in living self sufficiently.
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Sacramento
Calif
Doc
Shelley Dadtler
Dadtlers
Mrs Dachtler
Daddlers
Aid Dachtler
University of California
Dachtlers
Nathaniel
Sierra Foothills
Dachtler
Rehearing Sought On Voiding Obscenity Laws
Asst Dist Atty Louise Korns asks Louisiana Supreme Court to rehear the McNutt obscenity case and argues the ruling against strong statutes is unsound. Caddo DA John Richardson may seek reconsideration of rulings voiding obscene magazines and nuisance statutes as too vague. The court could wait for the U.S. Supreme Court to clarify its Carnal Knowledge decision.
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New Orleans
Asst Dist
Louise Korns
Louisiana Supreme Court
Caddo Dist
Atty
John A. Richardson
Paris
Shreveport
U.S. Supreme Acts
Louisiana
Richardson
Playboy
Penthouse
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Georgia
State Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
LSU Sues to Reverse HEW Desegregation Order
Louisiana State University has filed suit in U S district court in Baton Rouge to overturn a Department of Health Education and Welfare directive ordering immediate desegregation of higher education. The HEW order cites the high black enrollments at Southern University and Grambling College and calls for steps to desegregate by attracting white students and faculty to black schools and vice versa.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S. District Court
Peter E. Holmes
LSU
Carlos Spaht
Edwin Fadwards
LSU Board
Spaht
Holmes
Board of Supervisors
Nolmes
Louisiana Department of Education
Board of Education
HEW
Southern University
Grambling College
Drop In Interest Rates Held May Follow Fuel Slowdown
Washington economists including Herbert Stein and Arthur Okun say a slower economy from the fuel shortage could ease short term rates next year. They expect reduced loan demand and higher savings to push down rates, though long term rates may not fall.
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Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Arthur M. Okun
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Federal Reserve Board
Stein
Okun
Niether Stein
Committee On
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