Poor May Suffer Most In Shortages
The energy crisis will hit the poor hardest as fuel shortages raise costs and reduce welfare and health services. Weinberger warns unemployment and inflation will lower purchasing power and may spike welfare demands next year.
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Associated Press
Casper W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Senate
Vietnam
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Congress
Jackson
Indochina
House
Michigan Harr clan to charter bus for Yale reunion trip
The 38 Harr family members from Michigan will ride a chartered Indian Trails Bus Co. to Marshall Wisconsin for Christmas dinner at Edna Huggett and James Huggett. Led by Edwin Hart the group leaves Dewitt Saturday morning for a 600 mile round trip ending Monday morning.
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Clan
Michigan
Yale
Lansing
Mich
Harr
Wisconsin
Edwin Hart
Edna Huggett
James
Marshall
Wis
Indian Trails Bus Co
Morning and Evening News Subscriptions Rates
Subscriptions shown include Morning World Daily and Sunday options. Various plans list daily and weekend combinations with prices such as 1.95 and 1.45, monthly totals around 3.4 per month and yearly figures like 3960 and 23.46 for combined editions.
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Morning World Daily
Daily Son
News-Star
Daily & Sun Daily & Sun
Three North Louisiana Officials Receive Commissions
The Louisiana Secretary of State announced last week that three northern officials received commissions. Bobby L Green of Marion was re-appointed to the Louisiana Forestry Commission, Dr. Robert C. Snyder of Ruston was re-appointed to the Louisiana Commission on Governmental Ethics, and R. Wayne Smith of Ruston was certified as a notary public.
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News-Star Capital Bureau
Baton Rouge
North Louisiana
Wade
Martin
Bobby L Green
Marion
Louisiana Forestry Commission
Robert C. Snyder
Ruston
Touisiana Commission On Governemental Ethics
R. Wayne Smith
Sadat Announces Plan for War With Israel
On December 28, 1972 President Anwar Sadat said his government was drawing up a plan for war with Israel. The remark signaled a stance amid rising tensions in the Middle East and followed prior statements on military options.
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Anwar Sadat
Israel
Energy crisis prompts schools to cut weeks and heat plans
Across states, districts adopt four day weeks shorten classes and extend holidays to save fuel. from Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake to New Hampshire and Rhode Island boards seek energy saving rules while colleges and schools curb activities and bus transport to cope with shortages.
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Britain
Big Bend
Michael J. Bakalis
Illinois School System
Trade Journal
Barbara Reimers
National School Boards Association
Spokane
Wash
New Jersey
Washington
New York
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Arkansas
Texas
Florida
Princeton
Coast Guard Academy
Tufts
Boston College
University of Maine
Brandeis
Dartmouth
Berkshire Community College
Pittsfield
Mass
Schenectady
N.Y
Union College
West Arkansas Community College
Fort Smith
Ark
Lake City Community College
North
Mary Hardin Baylor
Belton
Tex
State Board of Education
Dixie Gun Dealers Named Major Suppliers In ATF Study
ATF director Rex D. Davis summarized a pilot study tracing 4 547 confiscated handguns used in crimes in New York Detroit Atlanta and New Orleans. He said 71 percent were cheap Saturday night specials and many guns originated below the Mason Dixon line with South Carolina Georgia Florida and Kentucky among top sources.
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Washington
Dixie
U.S. Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
ATF
Rex D. Davis
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mason. Dixon Line
Davis
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Virginia
Texas
North Carolina
Ohio
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Draft registration gains as 18 year olds enroll nationwide
Selective Service reports rising 18 year old registrations surpassing last year after the draft was thought dead. Director Byron V. Pepitone attributes the rebound to a publicity push and notes pockets of resistance in New England while overall numbers improve. He plans an early March lottery for the 1955 birth cohort and outlines past and projected registration totals.
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Washington
Selective Service
Byron V. Pepitone
New England
Justice Department
Pepitone
Ben
FBI
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Sadat
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Wroten Hearing Aid Center
Monroe, la
Marvland
Marvin Mandel
New Jersey Board of Education
Buffalo
Oklahoma City
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Rhode Island
Fred G. Burke
State Principals Association
Portland
Ore
Delaware
Los Angeles
Midland
M.D
Louis Masur, Jr
Group Health & Life
Metropolitan Life
Old Virginia
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Defense Department
William K. Brehm
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