Congress Acts On Energy Bills Face House Vote Next Week
The Senate approves an emergency energy bill sending it to the House where an environmental subcommittee will meet Monday. Sen. Henry M. Jackson says House passage by February is hoped for as the plan creates an interagency group to coordinate fuel conservation efforts.
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United States
House
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Seenereen
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Ash
Nixon
Camp David
Amtrak
White House
Washington
Ford Defends Nixon as Political Liability Declared
Vice President Ford rejected the idea that President Nixon’s Watergate troubles render him a political liability to Republicans. Ford insisted Nixon will speak Sunday and will be exonerated once all facts are revealed, noting no evidence supports an impeachment vote. He met Nixon for 25 minutes to discuss duties and said Nixon will confront finances and ITT milk fund cases this month.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Mizon
Ford
Nixon
Orc Senate
Howe
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Milk Fund
Soviet View China Threats to World Peace
From Moscow the AP reports the Soviet leadership calls China a threat to world peace and accuses Beijing of adventurism and aims to universal upheaval. Soviet sources say Sino-Soviet border talks have largely collapsed amid dispute.
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Moscow
Peking
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Caechvalovak
Iar Vaal Dilek
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Mission Control watches Skylab 3 gyroscope fault
Space Center Houston reports Mission Control monitoring a failing gyroscope on Skylab 3. If a second gyro fails, the mission could be shortened with potential three week abort window. Astronauts Carr Pogue and Gideon are on their second day in space as backup control methods are tested.
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William R. Pogue
Edward Kg
Gideon
Bo Hutchingon
Maryland Agriculture Secretary confronts fuel shortages
Maryland's agriculture secretary says he is frustrated and confused by weeks of fuel supply problems and an unreliable averaging system. He warns shortages in plastics threaten food wrapping and packaging, and calls for full farm production next year to boost profits.
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Hance
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Aluminum Penny Possible If Copper Prices Rise
AP dispatch reports Mary L. Brooks of the U S Mint says copper costs could drive up the price of a cent. If copper climbs, the Mint could switch to an aluminum penny and reduce production costs. current estimates suggest a 2 percent piece may be feasible if copper price impact continues.
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Mary L. Brooks
U.S
Fire Log Reports Activity on County Route 48 Incident
Fire log notes activity on County Route 48 near Hawaiian as period ends at 103.7. Reputed calls reference multiple fire events during the period with limited details in the record.
Truckers Downshift Blockade Threats Wane After Promises
In Pennsylvania police arrested seven truck drivers near Lamar after they halted on Interstate 8 briefly. In Ohio about 700 drivers threatened to block the turnpike near Toledo but most truckers accepted government concessions.
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Washington
APL
Lamar
Ohio
Mathias Urges Diesel Fuel Supply Check
Maryland senator Charles McC Mathias urged the Cost of Living Council to review truckers diesel fuel complaints and asked Energy Chief William Simon to verify supplies. He noted price spikes at truck stops and said if fuel exists, the issue is why it isn’t reaching pumps. A four-trucker delegation met with officials and ICC moved to shorten rule-change notice.
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Cost of Living Council
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R-Md
Mathias
William Simon
Nixon Adminstration
Tratiaies
Acu
Frank Fitaimanis
Nixon
Fillsimmurs
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Oh Ne
Craters
Pas
George Stafford
Tuck Operaors
Edwards
Overland Park
Kan
Kissinger Plans Brief European Tour to Consult NATO
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger leaves for Europe with aims of advance consultation with U S allies. The trip begins at Andrews AFB for Brussels and continues to the Middle East and Geneva for the December opening of the Middle East peace conference. He will meet Sadat Meir and leaders from Syria Jordan and Lebanon.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissnger
Europe
U.S
Atlantic
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
Brussels
Department
Middle East
Geneva
Moshe da
Sak Kissinger
Secret Service
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
Israel
Egypt to Attend Geneva Peace Conference
Deputy Hatem confirmed Egypt will attend the Geneva peace conference despite earlier warnings that Israeli ceasefire talks near Cairo could jeopardize it. Egypt says it will cooperate with the UN while holding to guarantees from the superpowers. Moshe Dayan said Israel will be forthcoming at Geneva but did not promise withdrawal from occupied territory.
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Ashraf Abdel Latif Ghorbal
United States
Dayanpe
Egypt
Geneva
Deput Hatem
Cairo-Suez
United Nations
Washington
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Snow Expected as Gas Stations Close in Maryland
Maryland motorists faced fuel shortages after many Frederick area stations voluntarily closed Saturday night following a nationwide Nixon address. Snow forecasts loom, with possible accumulation first snow in over a year for Frederick countians, as temperatures dip and rain mixes with precipitation.
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Nixon
Frederick
New City Bus Service Kicks Off Monday Morning
Frederick residents gain a new bus route starting Monday at 7 45 a m with hourly trips from Patrick and Market Streets to the Seventh Street Shopping Center via North Market Street and West 14th Street then to Military Road and back to Frederick Towne Mall. Fare listed as cents for adults and 3 cents for children under 12.
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Frederick Trassil
Pew
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Market Streets
Market Street
Seventh Street
North Market Street
West 14Th Street
Motier Avenue
West Seventh Street
Military Road
Meade Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Rosemont Avenue
I Avenue
West Second Street
West College Terrace
West Patrick Street
Frederick Towne Mall
Mall
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South Market Street
Center Squae
Free Car Pool Listings in Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post offers free listings for residents interested in joining or starting car pools. To participate, send name address telephone destination and working hours to the News-Post or call 62-1177. listings appear in the classified section.
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News - Post
East Patrick Street
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