Energy Crisis Frames International Stakes at Washington Meeting
Foreign foresters from Canada and officials from Western European nations gathered in Washington to discuss a global energy crisis. Ki ssinger warned that an energy crunch could precede broader shortages of raw materials and affect international pay balances. Nixon called the issue an historic crossroad guiding future political and economic relations. In Seattle, Senator Henry M Jackson urged federal regulation of large air companies and federal chartering of oil firms. The Federal Energy Office reported an oil shortage of 1.8 million barrels per day for the week ended Dec. 28, offset by demand cuts, with hints that rationing might be avoided as audits begin.
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Utne
Washington
Canada
Geiluet
France
Italy
Netherlands
Noma
Bouin
United States
Kisinger
Afalyang
Energ Oy
Kiassinger Sai
Denias
Nixon
Cass
Seattle
Wash
Henry M Jackson
William E. Simon
FEC
Internal Revenue Service
Oil industry price rise and global energy actions
Joan Page reports on refinery price justification and supply, noting Texaco reveals refined stock gains but crude drops year over year. Venezuelan president Caldera calls for an international energy meeting, India announces an emergency plan, and the USA Eximbank approves up to 100 million for an Egypt crude pipeline to cut Africa oil shipping costs.
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Pnce
Nnion
Texaco Inc
LS On
Industry Castom
Ms Petroleum
Imenlone
Echom
Kissinger
Venezuela
Rafael Caldera
India
USA
Egypt
Africa
Ford Says White House Willing To Negotiate On Tapes
Vice President Ford says the White House may compromise on subpoenaed tapes and documents from the Watergate investigation. He notes a refinement of demands could allow limited release while protecting classified material. Ford also discusses energy policy, 1976 frontrunners, and his intention not to run, while signaling a campaign tour plan and White House consultation with Melvin Laird.
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Ford
White House
Washington
Gerald Ko Ford
Sensto Watergate
Uo Ford
Howe
San J Ervin Jr
DNC
Abo
Nixon
Columbus
Ohio
Florida
Nixon Administration
Howe Ade
Melvin R. Laird
Uw Senate
Naxen
California
Gerald L Warren
Mere Warren
Warren
Congress
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John Connally
Ronald Reagan
Administration undecided on wage price extension
The Nixon administration weighs extending authority to control wages and prices beyond April amid energy and inflation pressures. Dunlop indicates a 50 50 chance of asking Congress to extend controls with hearings set for January 31 and February 6. He notes public opinion and congressional mood will shape the final decision and that White House approval will back any recommendation. Warner D. Wood named vice president and comptroller of Perpetual Building Association in Washington. He previously worked with Barnesville and holds degrees from Maryland Strayer and Indiana universities.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Council
Senate Banking Committee
Dunlop
Harvard Economics
Administration
White House
Subcommittee
Wood
Warner D. Wood
Barnesville
Perpetual Building Association
University of Maryland, Strayer College of Accountancy
American Savings and Loan Institute
University of Indiana
Girl, 3 Helps Save Dad Life in Car Rescue
Morris credits his three year old daughter Trisha with saving his life after he became trapped under a car. She fetched a jack and screwdriver enabling him to raise the vehicle with a jack and escape before his wife arrived. Police say the outcome might have been fatal without her quick actions.
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Wil Morris
Trisha
Morris
Graphic Arts Exhibit at Goldman Fine Arts Gallery
An exhibit and sale features lithogram and wood-block printing from Feb 10 to March 17 at Goldman Fine Arts Gallery, 6125 Montrose Road, Rockville. Gallery hours are Mon–Fri 12 to 3, Mon–Thu evenings 7:30 to 9:30, with a public viewing Sunday Feb 10 from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Goldman Fine Arts
Montrose Road
Rockville
Sens
Bombings Stir Fear as Northern Ireland Peace Efforts Strain
In Belfast and Londonderry a car bomb injures no one, illustrating continued unrest as Brian Faulkner’s coalition falters. The Protestant unity government faces splits over the Council of Ireland, potentially weakening moves toward limited cooperation with the Republic.
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Belfast
Northern
Reland ‘Ap
Brush Army
Londonderry
Briaua
Brian Faulkner
Lister
Council of Ireland
Faulkner
Wader
Victoria Street
Tynnyee
Kiwanis Club of Walkersville Christmas Party
The Kiwanis Club of Walkersville held a Christmas night at the Woodsboro American Legion. Attendees enjoyed a roast beef and fried oyster dinner and a magic act by H. David Hagan. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Gordon of Hagerstown and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Feeser of Taneytown.
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Kiwanis Club
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Walkersville Fire Hall
Green Valley Civic Group Sets Jan 15 Meeting
The Green Valley area plans a second organizational meeting to form a civic association. On Dec 4 more than 200 residents gathered to discuss the effort and 30 volunteers formed a steering committee to draft a constitution and nominate officers. The Jan 15 agenda includes reports, adoption votes, and officer elections.
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Green Valley
Green Valley Elementary Schiool District
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Joan Page
Royal-Globe
Coblentz & Smith, Inc
J. Vernon Coblentz
Robert J. Smith
N. Court Street
Jewelry
Gerpee
Keoen
Nowthers Lnk
Stich Begam
Jan Faulkner
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Mensectarian Alliance Party
Umas
Benny Goodman
Frederick County Square
Baughman
Maryland
De’Cor
Greefs
Schumacher
Wall Tex
Sanitas
Zimmer
Pime Ave
Frederick, Md
Paul L. Trimmer Mgr
Kaper _man’s, Inc
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