Energy czar pick won't rule out rationing
Deputy Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says his appointment as head of the Federal Energy Administration does not mean gasoline rationing will be avoided. He answered the question directly, stating that rationing remains possible.
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R-Iil
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Love
Colorado
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
Proxmire
Wright Patman
Texas
Kissinger to Visit Syria on Middle East Peace Mission
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a first trip to Damascus later this month as part of a broader peacemaking tour in the Middle East. Syrian officials and Arab diplomats in London say the visit was arranged through Pakistan’s Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Egypt’s Anwar Sadat, with Geneva talks on the proposed peace opening in December.
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Assailants stabbed Juan Corona in prison, savaged by knife
In Vacaville California the attorney for Juan Corona says the attacker could have killed him, as Corona, 40, survives after a late Saturday stabbing in his cell. He lost an eye and suffered chest and abdominal wounds after a three hour surgery.
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Scholarship Established As Gullett Honored By Friends
Don Gullett Day in South Shore honors the Reds pitcher with a tribute in front of 350 at the school gym. Pete Rose, Reds captain and NL MVP, spoke, praising Gullett’s work ethic and dedication, while former coaches lauded his character and potential.
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Mets
New York
Don
Nixon Income Tax Records Detail Presidential Finances
Documents released to Congress outline Nixon paying under 6,000 in federal income taxes over three years and more than 72,000 in the first year before a large deduction for donating vice presidential papers. They show 38,646 paid after taking office in 1968 and 30,916 withheld for 1973 taxes. The president’s salary is 200,000 with a 50,000 expense allowance, plus real estate profits. The White House intends to disclose these figures to counter tax allegations and notes the couple will leave their San Clemente estate to the government upon death.
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White House
Nixon
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San Clemente
Calif
Amanda Panda’s Christmas Tale Opens on Page 17
The Times presents a children's Christmas story featuring Amanda Panda and friends including Max Percy Penguin Louise the Elephant and other forest characters. Part One invites families to turn to Page 17 for the start of a tale about friendship and sharing during the holiday season.
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Debt limit clash stalls Senate vote on campaign finance plan
In a Sunday session the Senate failed to end the filibuster and move to votes on a bill to raise the federal debt ceiling and a linked public campaign financing proposal. Debate exposed partisan lines as critics labeled the plan costly and risky, while supporters argued it would curb corruption and finance presidential campaigns. The debt limit stood at about 463 billion despite a formal ceiling of 400 billion as the impasse continued.
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Nixon
James Allen
D-Ala
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Dminn
Jim Allen
Richard Nixon
Pioneer 10 to Sweep Jupiter Close Approach Tonight
AP reports Pioneer 10, an unmanned 570 pound craft, will pass within 81 000 miles of Jupiter at 67 600 mph. Launched 21 months ago, it carries color photos and collects data as Jupiter’s hydrogen helium methane and ammonia atmosphere is observed.
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Calif
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Traffic in area light amid Nixon gas curb request
Traffic in the Portsmouth area was light Sunday as Nixon urged curtailment of weekend travel. State patrolmen reported substantially reduced speeds and gasoline station closures, with about 90 percent of Ohio stations closed from 9 p.m. Saturday to midnight Sunday. A few stations remained open and some motorists received gas from patrol cars or were directed to motels. Several operators said they opened for business, citing extra supplies and the chance to earn some money.
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