President Replaces Love As Chief Energy Adviser
Washington reports President Nixon will replace Love as chief energy adviser due to administration rifts over energy rationing. Deputy Treasury Secretary William E. Simon named to head a new federal Energy Administration, to be created by executive order with Congress urged to formalize it by law. Treasury officials blamed Love for market concerns while Simon and George P. Shultz push stronger crisis measures.
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Shultz Says Arabs Goaded US Into Energy Crisis
Secretary Shultz called Arabs a favor by jolting them into realizing the energy crisis, saying American policy must reflect higher prices for oil and energy. He warned Basline fuel costs will rise as a result, stressing the need for an energy price adjustment.
Campaign Financing sparks debate over public funds
Washington lawmakers consider full public financing for congressional campaigns with risks of “political death by own action” if backed by taxpayers. House committee chair Wayne Hays signals support for partial public funds and tighter limits, aiming for a 1974 reform package ahead of Senate action.
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Daily News Classifieds Fragment and Rates
Fragmentary newspaper ad copy shows a Florida address and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It mentions Crestview Florida and various pricing options including yearly and monthly plans, with audit bureau notation and multiple postal or circulation references.
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Gambino mob fuels NYC gas stations with back market fuel
Time magazine reports the Gambino family has begun regular back market gasoline deliveries to New York City filling stations. Operators call the fuel Gambion and say mobsters steal fuel from bulk plants to sell at a premium to legitimate distributors.
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Nixon to Counterattack Crooked Allegations and Plans
President Nixon will begin distributing information packets this week to refute accusations and reassure the public he is not a crook. The White House says the counteroffensive will span several weeks, starting with his personal finances and reaching Congress, the media, and the nation. A plan to deed his San Clemente home to the government as a historic landmark is described as free of debt, with lawyers instructed to ensure the property transfers clear. The California property is valued at 1.5 million dollars, up from a prior assessment riser.
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Freight Trains Collide Killing Three Crewmen in Tennessee
Two Illinois Central Gulf freight trains collided on a curve in GCARDEN Tennessee, killing three crewmen and destroying four diesel engines. A fifth crewman was seriously burned and another missing. Tons of coal spilled onto wreckage as rescuers labored eight hours to recover the third body. The crossovers diverted a tarkbound train onto southbound tracks near Anna five miles south of the crash site.
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Prosecution Hones In On Watergate Tapes As Key Evidence
Watergate prosecutors say White House tapes remain the most important single piece of evidence despite a flaw in at least one. They will focus on meetings between President Nixon and John Dean and seek as many as a dozen more secret tapes to bolster the inquiry and recover lost information.
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Nixon to propose mandatory national health insurance
President Nixon will propose a universal health insurance program in his State of the Union address. The plan would cover doctor bills hospital costs and prescriptions and include child dental care and family planning services starting in 1975, with details subject to White House review.
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Ford Vote Seen Sure This Week
Washington United Press International reports Rep. Gerald R. Ford is poised for final Senate and House approval to become the nations second highest office holder, with a Thursday confirmation expected after a party line Senate vote and a largely party line House proceeding. Ford and Speaker Carl Albert have arranged a rapid scheduling for a four hour debate and swift oath, aiming for a Thursday afternoon final vote.
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Okaloosa Digest community notices and lunch menus
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Florida economy braces for energy crisis tourism hit
Florida faces a potential $200 million decline in general revenue if tourism falls sharply due to gas shortages. Economists caution forecasts are uncertain while noting the state’s $176 million reserve and surplus funds cushion impacts. Florida’s heavy tourism and services reliance could amplify job losses and slower consumer spending even as some offsetting traveler shifts emerge.
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