Opinions Split Over Gasoline Shortage Causes
Washington reports debate over the gasoline shortage with Sen. Henry M. Jackson alleging a deliberate plot by major oil producers and critics blaming environmentalists, Arabs, and profit gouging. Industry figures warn days of cheap gas are over as independents struggle and rationing spreads nationwide.
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Ohio
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Exxon
Gulf
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Treasury
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Stuart G. Tipton
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Amoco
R. R. Wright
American Petroleum Institute
Grants Awarded For School Mixing Desegregation Plans
The Nixon administration announced four grants totaling $223 6 million for voluntary metropolitan desegregation under the Emergency School Aid Act, with awards to San Antonio Independent School District Bibb County Georgia and Mobile Alabama for biracial planning and to Farmington Connecticut for busing Hartford black students.
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U.S. Office of Education
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Tex
Bibb County
Mobile
Ala
Farmington
Supreme Court
High Court
Henrico
Chesterfield
Virginia
Richmond
Goldberg
Nixon
Macon
French phonetician logs Paris talk to study spoken French
Andre Malcot a UC professor recorded 25 hours of Paris conversations to learn how the French language is actually spoken rather than how textbooks claim it is spoken. He found fewer than 4000 distinct words were used in the conversations.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Paris
Andre Malcot
University of California
Haldeman Details White House Watergate Probe
Haldeman testified last year the White House carried only mini investigations into Watergate. He said he may have heard that Liddy proposed extreme methods to gather intelligence and that John Dean II never briefed the President in writing. Dean made oral reports when asked, while Nixon relied on Haldeman and Ehrlichman for information.
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White House
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G. Gordon Liddy
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Liddy
John W. Dean III
Dean
Nixon
Administration
Democratic National
Watergate
Democratic Party
John D. Fhrrichman
U.S. Accused in Paris of Dam Destruction Claims
On June 8, 1972 a North Vietnamese spokesman in Paris charged that U.S. bombers deliberately destroyed dams and dikes.
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U.S
Paris
Georgia Robbery Plot Probed in Cobb County
Cobb County authorities probed a multi-robbery plot aimed at Lockheed Georgia executives after Clifford Wallett was charged with armed robbery and assault. Investigators found a list of 15 to 20 targets, two walkie talkies, and tools including a Bowie knife and remote controlled shotgun. Wallett, a British engineer at Lockheed since 1967, was shot by Lockheed executive R H Old Jr. after Old's family was held at knifepoint in Smyrna.
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Cobb County
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Georgia
County Public Safety
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Hightower
Clifford Henry Wallett
Lockheed-Georgia
R. H. Old Jr
Old
Smyrna
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