Kissinger Says Ford Backing Hypothetical Oil Force
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says President Ford agrees with his statement that the United States could in a brave emergency use military force against Middle East oil producers. He reflects the President's views and says no foreseeable need for U S forces in Middle East oilfields.
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United States
Middle East
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Business Week
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Iran Shahi Says No One Can Dictate To Us
Tehran paper quotes Shah of Iran rejecting any external dictate as Kissinger warns U S could use force against Middle East oil producers if a grave emergency arises. Iran's papers urge caution and dismiss the intervention claim as not serious.
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Middle East
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United States
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Ottawa Man Dies Working Near Train in La Cygne
Ray Soper 35 of Ottawa was killed Friday afternoon in La Cygne while working near a train. He was an operating engineer for Daniel Construction Co. of Greenville and had moved to the site in October 1974. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Soper born Feb 14 1939 in Ottawa, survived by wife Nyoka and children Janet Michael, four sisters, a brother, and his mother. He belonged to Operating Engineers Local No 101 and attended First Baptist Church.
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Daniel Construction Company
Greenville
S.C
Kansas City
Lamb- Roberts
James W. McCrossen
Melvin Ray Soper
Melvin C.L
Elsie Mae (Burgoon) Soper
Bartlesville
Okla
Nyoka Louise Prentice
First Baptist Church
Janet Soper
Atchison
Michael Soper
Marie Baer
Conway
Jean Booker
E. Wilson
Mary Lou Haag
Pauline Leach
S. Cherry
Bobby Soper
Pomona
Elsie Soper
Mildred Soper
Plight Of The Economy It's Bad Now But Just Wait
President Ford’s advisers warn the worst is yet to come as recession deepens. Unemployment rises to 7.1 percent in December, 6.5 million jobless, 85.2 million employed. Officials anticipate possible temporary tax cuts for individuals and corporations ahead of the State of the Union.
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Ford
White House
Labor Department
Ron Nessen
U.S
FPC Warns of U S Gas Shortages and Relief Prep
A Federal Power Commission staff report warns the United States faces deepening natural gas shortages with potential widespread plant and business shutdowns and local job losses. Residential supply preferences may be affected in some areas, and fertilizer production could feel the cuts. The release coincides with energy policy talks among Ford officials and consideration of tapping naval petroleum reserves. The report notes drilling rose 20.4 percent in 1974 but not enough to avert shortages.
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Frank Zarb
Naval Petroleum
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FPC
May Appoint Commission To Investigate CIA
Washington expects a blue ribbon panel to be named to probe CIA domestic spying after William Colby report outlines questions. Helms met Kissinger as Ford weighs a JFK style commission. officials say few legal judgments are in Colby’s findings.
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William B. Colby
Special Commission
High Administration
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Richard M. Helms
Henry A. Kissinger
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Tran
Kissinger
Colby
CLA
New York Times
Haldeman Lawyers Seek New Watergate Trial Bid
H R Haldeman's lawyers asked U S District Judge Sirica for a new trial claiming jurors may have received influential information during deliberations. They seek to subpoena juror Ruth Gould and Washington Star News reporter Walter Taylor amid questions over media exposure and juror conduct after the case.
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H.R. Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sirica
Haldeman
Washington Star-News
Ruth Gould
Sirica
Walter Taylor
Star-News
Taylor
Gould
Star- News
Ford expected to seek extended revenue sharing to 1982
Washington AP reported a Treasury Department spokesman said President Ford plans to include a draft proposal in the State of the Union to extend the general revenue sharing program through October 1, 1982. The plan would channel about 40 billion dollars to state and local governments, with a gradual rise in payments and a bonus of up to 30 percent for cities with high poverty, funded by richer localities. It also proposes civil rights enforcement changes allowing withholding only discriminatory portions rather than entire payments.
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Ford
Treasury Department
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Temperatures Drop In State
Crisp cold enveloped Kansas with overnight lows as low as seven degrees at Wichita. Snow lingered from Thursday’s storm in cities like Russell Hutchinson Emporia and Topeka. Forecasters expect a modest warmup Sunday but not a bright winter day with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s and a small chance of snow in northeast Kansas next Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Wichita
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Hutchinson
Emporia
Concordia
Garden City
Ottawa Weather Shows Slightly Above Normal Rainfall in 1974
Worden weather observer reports Ottawa total precipitation for 1974 at 36.99 inches, above the 36.07 inch normal. Monthly totals span January 1.12, February 1.44, March 2.02, April 2.59, May 4.99, June 3.19, July .63, August 6.17, September 3.82, October 6.29, November 2.95, December 1.78 inches.
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Ottawa
Worden Weather Observer
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