Energy Crisis Ends Love Affair With The Automobile
Columbus UPI report quotes Dr. Edward C. McDonagh of Ohio State University predicting the energy crisis will end the long love affair with the automobile. He says mass transit will reduce mobility and privacy, spur a wait is needed for an energy diet, and force Americans to forego lavish vacations and new appliances.
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Columbus
UPI
Edward C. McDonagh
Ohio State University
McDonagh
Ohio governor awaits energy committee report on speed limit
Gov. Gilligan will decide on lowering the speed limit after his energy committee reports, due Monday. Ohio AAA urged drivers to cap speed at 50 mph to conserve fuel, citing 30.5 percent higher gasoline use at 70 mph for 1970 or newer cars.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Committee On Energy
Robert Tenenbaum
Gilligan
Ohio
American Automobile Association
AAA
Thomas J. Jones
Ohio Aaa
Jones
Mansfield says Saxbe nomination sped by salary-cut bill
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield announced agreement to expedite Senator William B. Saxbe’s attorney general nomination. A bill allowing Saxbe to serve at a reduced salary was sent to the Judiciary Committee, which must report back by midnight next Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Mansfield
Montana
Saxbe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
General Motors
Ford
UAW
Nixon and GOP Senators Clash Over Watergate Talks
In Washington a White House session with fifteen Republican senators produced sharp exchanges over Watergate. Senator Brooke urged Nixon's resignation, others pressed for full public accounting and accountability from the president.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Congress
United States
Marlow W. Cook
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
Buckley
Sen
Brooke
Watergate Committee
George McGovern
Senate Watergate Committee
Howard Baker
Tenn
Senator Scott Says Tapes Would Undercut Dean Nixon Claim
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott warned that the reveal of secret White House tapes would negate John W. Dean III’s allegations that President Nixon knew of the Watergate cover up. The comments frame the political fallout as the recordings near disclosure.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Hugh Scott
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Norwalk Weather and Local Births and Deaths Brief
Cloudy with rain likely late tonight into Thursday. Highs in the upper fifties to low sixties, lows around 50. Norwalk high 63 low 48. Births include a girl for Mr and Mrs Thomas Stewart and another for Mr and Mrs Ray Greaves. a boy for Mr and Mrs Robert Applegate. Deaths include Mrs Henry Strong and Mr Glen R Evans.
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Norwalk
Thomas Stewart
Bouscau Ave
Ray Greaves
New London
Robert Applegate
E. Elm St
Sewage Plant Superintendent Walter E. Leonard Dies
Walter E. Leonard 63 longtime city employee and acting city manager was found dead in a nine foot sewage plant pit from methane asphyxiation. He died on Tuesday while working alone. his wife discovered the body and rescue crews attempted revival. Leonard served 38 years with the city and held church and Masonic positions. Funeral arrangements announced.
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Willard
Walter E. Leonard
Leonard
Michael Orenic
Margaret
John Yacob
Yacob
Dick Dilgard
Willard Area
Grace United Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Richard
Adrian
Palmetto
Fla
Raymond
Amherst
Corwin
Helen Ricketts
New Haven
Uglies Unlimited Protest Targets Beauty Standards
In Fort Worth UPI reports Uglies Unlimited uses a $2 join fee and facial flaws to protest job ads that seek attractive workers. Eighteen members demonstrated before the American Airlines ticket office, criticizing promotions for flight hostesses while Walt Kistler defends airline recruitment practices.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Uglies Unlimited
Danny McCoy
American Airlines
Walt Kistler
Airlines
Norwalk Police to host drug awareness at Norwalk High
Norwalk Tonight Today marks the first session of a drug awareness program by the Norwalk Police Department at Norwalk High School aimed at parents and older students. Detectives Ratliff Lau and Juvenile Officer Short will discuss recognition of drugs, signs of use, legal issues, show films and displays, and distribute literature in two sessions at 7 30 p m tonight and Thursday. Also, the Norwalk Park and Recreation Commission meets at 7 30 tonight in Council chambers.
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Norwalk Police Department
Norwalk High School
Don Ratliff
Fred Lau
John Short
Huron County
William W. Owens
Norwalk Park and Recreation Commission
Council Chambers
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