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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1974
Page
2
Saudi oil minister Yamani says possible price reductions would be temporary and aimed at fairness as trade deficits loom from price shifts. Belaxd Abdesoa of Algeria joins Yamani in Tokyo on a foreign tour outlining Arab oil policy and potential moves to bypass Western markets.
An avalanche buried two women near Source Lake about three miles from Alpental Ski area in King County Washington. Rescuers worked through 20 feet of snow after a warm rain triggered the slide and up to eight feet of snow had fallen in the past week.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chair Frank Church announced hearings to examine whether U S oil price and supply problems were caused by government subservience to big oil. Testimony from James Akins shows a 1971 letter by the State Department and officials noting negotiations among oil companies with Persian Gulf producers.
Annapolis faces pivotal votes as the City Council weighs ending Sam Lorens tavern era and approving Trumpys boatyard conversion into a luxury condo complex Le Pauvre Papillon. Local opponents fear loss of waterfront charm and increased traffic while supporters cite progress and new tax base.
The march by IRA backers in Londonderry coincided with a Catholic memorial for 13 demonstrators in the Bagside area. Troops remained distant as speakers attacked moderate Catholic politicians in the first coalition government. Violence followed with youths stoning soldiers and Belfast tolls. Ian Paisley urged a ride of Northern Ireland in a television interview.
London report says a 24 hour rail strike by signalmen and clerks disrupts commuter travel. Workers refuse weekend shifts after being sent home unpaid, amid a wage dispute with engineers and firemen seeking higher pay beyond Heath era anti inflation limits.
A lawyer asserts Nixon filed required documents on time before a July 35 1960 deadline for a tax deduction. DeMarco acknowledges the deed signing as a formality, arguing it does not affect Nixon's eligibility for a $482 000 deduction.
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