Holiday Gas Shortage Hits Pennsylvania and New Jersey
The Delaware Valley faces projected fuel shortages through New Year as 25 percent of stations report empty shelves in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association chief Thomas Anders says federal limits are untenable, with many stations cutting sales to 19 gallons per customer. Municipal agencies and toll roads enforce restrictions, and about 75 percent of Pennsylvania stations closed Christmas Eve, worsening on New Year’s Eve due to fuel allocations.
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Nixon adviser predicts 1974 economic growth continues
President Nixon's top economic adviser Herbert Stein forecast real growth of 1 2 percent in 1974 while noting possible measures to support the economy if energy shortages or other factors threaten stability. He said inflation may stay high early in 1974 then ease toward 4 5 percent, with measures to spur housing and keep unemployment low. A November trade surplus was reported, offset by higher fuel costs.
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State to fund cancer chairs from drug settlement
Maryland will donate 296000 dollars from a 7989 million settlement in a 1998 antitrust case to Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland to establish two professorial chairs in cancer treatment. Atty Gen Francis Burch announced the funds with Maryland American Cancer Society adding 50000 dollars. The suit accused five drug firms of price fixing tetracycline.
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Jackson Says Israel Backing Draws Arab Terror Threats
Senator Henry M. Jackson says his strong Israel support has made him a target of Arab terrorists. He declined details but warned staff to watch for suspicious mail bombs. FBI Seattle said it could not discuss the matter. Jackson framed backing Israel amid the Arab oil embargo as part of a global crisis.
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Afghan man faces up to twenty years for hashish oil conspiracy
Abdurrahman, 23, son of Abdul Samad, convicted in Baltimore on charges of conspiracy to import 18 hashish oil filled condominiums. Prosecutors allege he swallowed the containers with 380 grams of marijuana derivative before flying to the United States. Sentencing by Judge Edward S Northrup pending.
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Kabel
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U S Picks Cambodian Cabinet Amid U S Pressure
Western diplomats reveal Cambodia's cabinet reshuffle under Lon Nol with U S Embassy involvement. The 25 member body was cut to 16 as factions vie for influence, with Sirik Matak and Cheng Heng forming the High Political Council. Ambassador Swank had previously kept a low profile.
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Emory Swank
Tanker Traffic Shows Unclear Oil Import Origins Amid Embargo
An Associated Press survey notes tanker traffic off 1972 levels in New York and Philadelphia since the embargo began October 17. Imports from Caribbean and other regions rose unevenly, while overall daily needs remain about 7.4 million barrels for late 1972, signaling reduced cargo and higher operating costs.
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