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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1975
Page
2
In Vienna the OPEC council discussed abandoning the dollar for payments and possible price adjustments as weak demand and a falling dollar erode revenues. Iran and Algeria urged changes while ministers weighed a potential shift to special drawing rights and price stability plans.
The United States asks Israel and Egypt to consider a UN peacekeeping force to enforce the next Sinai disengagement for the duration of the agreement and require UN Security Council approval to remove the force. Israel weighs the plan amid Egypt’s opposition to permanence. Kissinger backs the idea as a chance for an interim settlement.
House Democrats press Rules Committee to clear a floor vote on ending the oil depletion allowance amid a $21.22 billion tax cut package. House leaders warn Senate filibuster risk could block the energy and tax measure, while a bipartisan energy program is drafted for completion by April 18.
The Senate debates changing the filibuster rule with three fifths needed to end debate. Supporters, led by Pearson and Mondale, warn current two thirds could block measures on oil, energy, and Voting Rights Act extensions. Opponents, led by Weicker, say the rule rarely blocked major goals.
Chicago AP reports Wallace Muhammad 41 will lead the Nation of Islam as official feeder and administrator after the death of Elijah Muhammad 77 who died of congestive heart failure. The late founder's sons include Nathaniel Emmanuel Elijah Jr John with internal strife denied.
State Sen. Tom Lee urged senators to oppose John Ehrlichman offering his services as a land attorney to Pueblo tribes in New Mexico in lieu of a jail term. Lee noted tensions with Navajo groups and warned that Ehrlichman’s proposal could divide tribes. The floor erupted in applause as Lee emphasized that Indians do not need Ehrlichman.
Williams faced two near fatal heart injuries after a stab wound and liver damage. Doctors operated for hours removing clots and surrounding tissue to allow his heart to beat again. A later warrant was issued for a woman charged with the shesting.
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