Millions face unemployment in Britain lights go out
Britain braces for a wave of unemployment as a government energy plan tightens fuel and power. Chancellor Barber announces measures to spread demand, with long 22 day work weeks and a five day service shift, risking a harder Christmas and potential shop closures.
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Skylab 3 Reaches One Third Of Mission Milestones
Skylab 3 crew members Gerald P. Carr William R. Pogue and Edward G Gibson mark two days of a four day mission as they near half the planned duration at the space center Houston saying the objectives are well met Four weeks after their launch from Cape Canaveral on November 16.
Sadat Rejects Direct Talks with Israel, Seeks Multilateral Steps
Egypt's Sadat says Cairo will not hold direct negotiations with Israel at the Geneva peace conference. He urges continued talks to synchronize Egyptian and Israeli positions while Kissinger plans a broader U.S. delegation for Geneva and Paris discussions with Saudi and French officials.
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UMW Debates Retired Miners Power At Convention
At the Pittsburgh convention United Mine Workers delegates clash over retirees voting rights and merger rules. A plan would bar pensioners from nominating or voting in major local elections while retirees could vote for lower level officials. The second measure requires pensioner dominated locals to merge with active locals.
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Public Approval Shifts After Nixon’s Watergate Fallout
Gallup poll analysis shows President Nixon’s national job rating sliding after public appearances around the nation. Approval falls from 60 percent in January to 27 percent amid Watergate revelations, with contrasts to late 1969 approval highs and other era declines.
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A Republican To The End A Longtime Voter Eyes 1976
SOUTHWICK Idaho AP 165 year old William E Kauder says he will back the GOP candidate in 1976 despite Watergate. He has voted Republican in 21 presidential elections dating back to 1824 for William McKinley. Born in Quincy Illinois in 1868 he notes the scandal is terrible though he may not be around to vote again. If alive in 1976 he would vote Republican if given a chance.
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Meters Corp Estimates Advance in Spenger Car Pace
DETRINT AP reports Meters Corp claims progress in Spenger car pace with average 2 million metric tags. The firm highlights renal pace as a key metric after a preliminary experiment.
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