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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1973

Page

2

SBA chief defends agency against corruption charges

SBA Administrator Thomas Kleppe told a House subcommittee that the agency operates as Congress intended denying widespread corruption. He rebutted allegations about 22 of 89 offices mismanaging funds and bribes, argued hearings aimed at correcting Philadelphia office issues, and denied political influence in loan approvals or disaster aid following Agnes.

Washington Small Business Administration SBA Thomas Kleppe House Subcommittee Kieppe Kleppe North Dakota Con Bressman U.S. Senate Philadelphia SHA Richmond Rusell Hamilton Hamilton FBI Federal Grand Jury White House GOP Pennsylvania Agnes Congress Joseph Palumbo Thomas Regan

McCloskey: Yep He Will Run For Re election

Rep. Paul N. McCloskey of California confirms he will run again. He plans a campaign based on donations of 100 dollars or less and has already raised seven thousand five hundred dollars. He faces possible GOP primary challenge from Gordon Knapp and vows debates on Nixon Ford Nixon stance. He will make income tax payments public and cites Watergate as motivation to reform Congress.

Washington Paul N. McCloskey Rcalif Nixon Vail McCloskey House The San Jose Mercury Gordon Knapp Knapp Gerald Ford Republican Party Congress

Oil crisis seen lasting lifetime says API leader

American Petroleum Institute President Frank Ikard told a Los Angeles news conference that the oil shortage could last as long as people live and Americans must adopt a new way of life. He warned gasoline rationing may come next year and urged energy saving and opening marine fields to speed relief.

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Gasless Sunday drives border fuel frenzy across U S Canada and Mexico

Americans flocked to Mexican and Canadian border towns for gas as reports show ample supplies south of the border and across the north. Border crossings noted varied demand with some vehicles bringing back large quantities while others faced higher prices and limited cans. Customs officials cited minimal shortages and flexible duties, amid cross border refueling sprees and regional price differences.

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