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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1974

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2

Shortages To Recur Unless Public Conserves Gasoline

The AP reports shortages may reappear unless the public conserves gasoline. Analysts Sawhill and Zausner say lingering petro fuel shortages could shrink 4 to 5 percent this year with conservation. They urge driving less, traveling to vacation spots only by saving elsewhere, and maintaining filter on energy use. The AA A notes regular gas near 34 cents a gallon and premium 38 cents, while public messaging seeks to reassure after past embargo scares.

Sawhill Zaustee Zety Hete Boett Devimety Ihe American Automobile Association William E Sunen

Teamsters threaten boycott retaliation in farm labor dispute

The Teamsters led by President Frank E. Fitzsimmons warn AFL CIO unions that supporting the nationwide California grapes and lettuce boycott could end Teamster cooperation. The dispute pits the Teamsters against Cesar Chavez’s UFW and has drawn sharp reactions from AFL CIO President George Meany.

Washington Teamsters United Farm Workers Afl-Cio California Frank E. Fitzsimmons United Auto Workers General Motors Fitzsimmons George Meany Meany Cesar Chavez UFW Aflcio Organization of California Chavez Labor Federation

House Opposition Voiced To Campaign Reform Bill

Washington AP reports a Senate approved campaign reform bill with public financial disclosures faces House opposition. Chairman Wayne Hays opposes full disclosure for presidential and congressional campaigns. Some members say disclosure invades privacy. The provisions target members of Congress and high government employees earning over $23,000 a year.

House Washington Congress Wayne Hays Dohio House Administration Committee Senate George D. Aiken

Army Chief Cuts Calley Sentence to 10 Years

Pentagon sources say Secretary Callaway surpassed a clemency board by halving Lt. William Calley’s prison term for the My Lai massacre. Callaway cites mitigating circumstances but notes Calley acted with knowledge of illegal orders. The decision awaits President Nixon’s review.

Washington Pentagon Howard Callaway William Calley My Lai Callaway Calley Army Army-Air Force Cailey la. Cailey Nixon

Kissinger Opens Latin Talks to Revitalize U.S. Policy

Secretary of State Kissinger begins four days of consultations with 24 Latin American foreign ministers at the State Department. They discuss trade aid and financial issues ahead of the Organization of American States meeting in Atlanta. Nixon hosts a state dinner tonight. Kissinger to return Sunday.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger U.S Kissinger State Department Nixon Atlanta General Assembly of the Organization of American States

Niger military council formed after coup tops Diori regime

A 12 member provisional military council was announced in Niamey to govern Niger after President Hamani Diori was ousted. General Kountie, 42, named chief of staff leads a group dominated by junior officers amid reports of deaths and ongoing turmoil.

Lagos Nyera Sinaig Provisional” Military Council Wes African Republic of Niact Kountie Whch Brimicasis Niamey Radio Reuni Tored Laue Hamani Dewi Nigeria Niger Saani Kamagori Diori Aissa Kantagora Niegeria Ibrahim Uutou Dawn Kamagora Ikeja Dit Radio Niamey

Truck Crash on I-95 Near Woodbridge Kills Two

Police said two men died in a truck crash near Woodbridge Virginia when the vehicle overturned at a truck scale on I-95. Fuel tank explosion followed as brakes reportedly failed, leaving the victims unidentifiable at the scene.

Woodbridge Norh Walm Prince William County Dumfries Duke City

Mitterand Leads French Poll in Early Survey

Paris reports a public opinion poll showing François Mitterand ahead in France's presidential race while the rival Gaullist and other government candidates trail. The poll, by L Aurore, estimates Mitterand at about one third, with challengers lacking full party backing.

Paris Frances Mitterand Elecims Combaun Miterand L Aurore Tait Wel Chaims

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