Nixon imposes 1 percent oil price cap on major firms
The Nixon administration reimposes price controls on the oil sector for the 23 largest oil companies, limiting most petroleum product price increases to 1 percent on a weighted annual average from January 10 1973 levels. Gasoline and heating oil fall under the rule with exceptions for profit margins and pre-notification rules.
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Washington
Ae T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Dunlop
U S Help Sours Prisoner Exchange Pact In Vietnam
In Saigon the United States helped end an eight day deadlock over Viet Nam prisoner exchanges. Saigon agreed to release thousands of prisoners while Communist negotiators pressed for broader repatriations. U.S. officials said troop withdrawals continued rapidly as heavy fighting persisted near Quang Tri City and in the central highlands.
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Saigon
U.S
A Eames Joint ‘Commission
Jonnes Ten
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United States
Gilbert H. Woodward
Joint Commission
Edward Saide
Paris
Une United
Vietnam
Sharp
Ottawa
North Vietnam
Far East
Ilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
Quang Tri City
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20-Cent Letters Postage Going Higher
Washington lawmakers heard that a 20 cent first class stamp could rise by 1984 if trends continue, with 38 cents possible 21 years later under productivity and wage growth. Critics cited delays and cost cuts at the Postal Service amid staff reductions and service complaints.
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Washington
S &Cent
McGee Fase
Hovpe
Elmer T. Klassen
Congress
And Pants Get Shorter And Pants Get Shorter
Washington based AP report notes a year of furor with two certsin cod crew and unclear details, presenting fragmented text about political tensions and reform discussions. The readable items reference national discourse but lack concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
Good Weather With Warmer Permian Basin Outlook
The Permian Basin will stay warm with daytime highs near 0 degrees and a low around 43 by Thursday. A western frontal system may bring clouds late in the day, while areas near the Lower Rio Grande Valley and parts of Amarillo to Galveston expect partial overcast. National Weather Service observers expect clear skies until the front arrives.
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Permian Basin
West Pate
National Weather Service
Midland Regional Air Terminal
Arizona
Rio Grande Valley
Amarillo
Lubbock
Galveston
Wounded Knee standoff sees federal statement amid talks
The Justice Department promised a major statement on the Wounded Knee siege as representatives from AIM and federal agencies planned noon talks. Gunfire overnight prompted caution though no injuries were reported, and the encampment's ceasefire had just ended. Leaders demand Interior revokes the Pine Ridge tribe constitution and removes Richard Wilson, with AIM insisting on ongoing occupation until self government is affirmed.
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Wounded Knee
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Justice Department
Aed
Enteig
Justice and Interior Departments
Justice
Iran San Rifles
Wounded Kneee
Lone Gunman Robs South Odessa Grocery
A 21-year-old Odessa man was jailed on 125000 bond after robbing the South Dixie Market where owner Elden Maney 52 and cashier Susie Molinar 49 were shot. A 20-year-old jail escapee Doris Cephus was sought. Maney and Molinar listed in critical condition at Medical Center Hospital with head wounds. Detectives described a plan involving the rear exit and possible car escape. Police searched nearby homes for clues while fingerprinting the cash register awaited. The maney victim described the shooter as a six foot two inch black man with a goatee. The investigation continued as authorities pursued leads and the suspect remained at large.
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White House
South Dixie
Wendell Walker
Leonard Jones
Eldon Maney
Susie Molinat
Eugene Porter
Odessa
Southside
Midland
Justice of the Peace
Howard Williams
Arthur Lee Phillips
Prairie
Medical Center
Elden Maney
Hug Cashier
Susie Molinar
Cephus
Maney
McClure
North
Grandview
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Molinar
Medical Center Hospital
Wild Horses in Idaho Counted After Roundup
Idaho BLM Director says most of a southeastern Idaho herd was found alive and under federal protection. He cites 30 plus horses located, with some missing or dead after a cliff fall. Authorities investigate potential Wild Horses Act status and cruelty claims by Humane Society. Ranchers say horses were unbranded grazing on BLM land and shipped to Rexburg for auction interest.
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Idaho
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
William Mathews
Peacene
Forest Service
Bnee Service
Sane
Mathews
Humane Society
Ed Jones
Len Army
Rexburg
Moon seeds may exist on lunar soil despite water scarcity
Moon scientists report that seeds of life could exist on the moon, but enlightenment remains blocked by the moon's chronic water deficit. The article notes the lack of liquid water would prevent seed germination, making sustained life unlikely without future resources.
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