Stalemate in Mideast talks persists without troop withdrawal deal
After 14 hours of talks at Kilometer 101 the Egyptian and Israeli delegations made no decision on troop withdrawals. Both sides warned war could resume with Soviet arms aiding Egypt and Syria. Talks to resume Sunday amid warnings and continued clashes along cease-fire lines.
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Viets Hit Back in Strikes Near Cambodian Border
Saigon reports South Vietnamese bombers flew more than 50 sorties against Katum near the Cambodian border in retaliation for Pleiku rocket attacks. One F-5 reportedly shot down and pilot captured. Ground damage not yet known. Nearby, Viet Cong rockets hit Mekong Delta positions, sparking 39 injuries and one fatality. A campaign adviser warned of a possible new general offensive dependent on Hanoi readiness and U.S. aid.
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Skylab 3 crew rests as gyroscope failure studied
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson take a rest day while ground teams analyze a malfunction in one of the station’s three gyroscopes. Mission control estimates maneuvers will be slower with two gyros and more control gas.
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Nixon Plans Nationwide TV Address On Energy Actions
President Nixon will announce tough action on the energy crisis in a TV address. Officials say a 7 p.m. Sunday message will outline steps, possibly including a Sunday gasoline sale ban and home heating fuel rationing, with further details to come in a Monday address.
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Fuel Oil Rationing Plan Seeks 15 Percent Residential Cut
Boston AP report outlines a federal plan to curb No. 2 fuel oil use by 15 percent for homes, 18-20 percent for businesses, and 10 percent for heavy industry. The plan follows institute proposals and faces final discussion before implementation, with adherence penalties still undecided.
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Office of Energy Data and Analysis
Area Weather County Forecast Clears Tonight
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions tonight with lows in the upper 20s to mid 30s. Sunday will be partly cloudy with highs in the 50s.
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