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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1973

Page

5

Energy Bar to Ration Gasoline and Boost Oil Prices

Washington sources say Nixon aides move toward gasoline rationing with plans drafted for implementation as early as next Tuesday. Cabinet energy group eyes 30 percent auto and 20 percent other vehicle cuts to shift refinery output from gasoline to fuel oils, while COLC considers freezing price ceilings on gasoline and approving small increases for distillate oils. Major oil firms raise gasoline by 2 to 3.2 cents and home heating oil by up to 4.5 cents. Eastern Airlines and Ozark Air Lines cut flights amid the fuel crisis.

Washington Nixon Energy Emergency Action Group Treasury George P. Shultz Congress Shultz White House Charleston W.va Cost of Living Council COLC John A. Love Love Union Oil Shell Atlantic Richfield Eastern Airlines Civil Aeronautics Board Ozark Air Lines Richard Nixon McGovern Alaska Midwest West

Sunday Gas A Rare Item

AP reports most US service stations will close Sunday to conserve fuel per President Nixon energy call. A bank injunction blocks Nellie Schoonover from withdrawing joint funds as she faces murder charges. Nationwide, 75 percent plus of outlets in 31 states plan Sunday shutdowns with regional variances and patrol support for stranded motorists.

Associated Press Nixon Congress Nellie Schoonover Franklin County Schoonover Robert M. Clogston First National Bank Ohio Highway Patrol Gordon Spidahl North Dakota Gasoline Retailers Association

Ben Gurion Dies at 87. Israel's Founder Is Dead

TEL AVIV AP David Ben Gurion Israel's founding father and first premier died today two weeks after a paralyzing cerebral hemorrhage He was 87 He led Israel through 1948 and 1956 wars and resigned last in 1963 He died as hostilities with Arabs persisted at the time of his passing.

Tel Aviv David Ben- Gurion Israel Sheba Medical Center Tel Hashomer Hospital Ben-Gurion Negev Desert B.G Ber-Gurion Don Lambert Lawrence George McGovern University of Kansas Bob Halderman McGovern Nixon Washington, D. C

Watergate drama grows as Krogh to testify

Egil Krogh Jr. pleads guilty to conspiracy in the Ellsberg burglary and agrees to cooperate with Jaworski. Judge Sirica to start reviewing White House tape recordings as the Watergate case moves toward grand jury action.

Washington Egil Krogh Jr Ellsberg Grand Jury U.S John J. Sirica White House J. Fred Buzhardt Special Watergate Leon Jaworski Krogh Jaworski Los Angeles Dist. Atty Joseph P. Busch John D. Ehrlichman E. Howard Hunt G. Gordon Liddy

December brings near spring warmth to Kansas

TOPEKA AP December begins with near spring like temperatures across Kansas. Highs expected from the upper 40s to the upper 60s with little precipitation through Wednesday. Overnight lows reach the 30s to 50s, signaling winter’s approach in three weeks. County forecast notes variable cloudiness and overnight lows around 30s to 50s.

Topeka Kansas National Weather Service Hill City Coffeyville Goodland

Jordan's King Hussein pushes Arab unity on Palestinian vote

In Amman he demanded Arab pact ensuring Jordan represents Palestinians in east Jordan and on the occupied west bank with a free vote on their future before joining peace talks. He urged Egypt and Syria to uphold the demand for total Israeli withdrawal, not partial. He voiced concern over Hebron possibly shifting to Israel. Israel reported Egyptian attacks repelled near Bitter Lake and Sinai, while UN chief pursued restart of cease fire talks, meeting Cairo and planning talks in Jerusalem.

Associated Press Hussein Jordan Middle East Egypt Syria Hebron West Bank Israel Amman East Jordan Suez Canal U.N Little Bitter Lake Sinai Ensio Sir- Jasvuo Cairo Ahmed Ismail Jerusalem Moshe Dayan Mohamed el-Gamasy Aharon Yariv

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