Vice President Ford Skis at Vail Resort Holiday Visit
Vice President Gerald Ford vacationed with his wife Elizabeth and two children at Vail Colorado. He skied with a small entourage including a ski patrolman and four Secret Service agents while a storm dumped snow on the resort. Ford waited in line for ski gloves and enjoyed a quiet, low profile trip amid resort calm and gondola delays.
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Baptist Minister Says Nixon Made Judgment Errors
Billy Graham, longtime Nixon friend, says the President has made serious errors in judgment and isolated himself in the White House. He urges admitting mistakes on Watergate while expressing confidence in Nixon's integrity. White House officials offered no immediate comment.
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Persian Gulf Oil Price Hikes Ripple Worldwide
Tehran meets set higher oil taxes raising posted price from 5.11 to 11.65 per barrel effective Jan 1. Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi and Qatar push broader shifts as Venezuela eyes higher tax reference price. Officials warn of inflation, while Shah urges fixed global oil pricing.
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Rivers Will Transport Energy Says Ashland Oil Chief
Orin E. Atkins, chairman of Ashland Oil, says the crisis will boost inland waterway fuel shipments. Over 20 years most growth will be in petroleum products and coal, and offshore port facilities for supertankers are needed to move crude oil to inland vessels.
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Congress Energy Bill Loaded Down
Congress failed to pass emergency energy legislation as the House and Senate recessed. Rep. John Rhodes criticized the bill as tangled with many amendments while White House support varied. Officials suggested delays on oil regulation and debated gasoline rationing and windfall profits tax proposals.
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