Multimillionaire Cyrus Eaton marks 90 at City Hall reception
Ohio industrialist Cyrus Eaton, turning 90, declares optimism about solving energy problems through solar power and natural forces. Mayor Ralph Perk hosts a reception in Cleveland as Eaton receives telegrams from Soviet leaders Brezhnev Kosygin Podgorny, praising him and his views.
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Alexel N. Kosygin
Nikolai
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National truckers plan Jan. 31 strike over fuel, diesel limits
Overdrive magazine investigative editor Jim Drinkhall says a nationwide trucker stoppage on January 31 is 95 percent certain, with about 100000 independents likely to shut down and others to participate in sympathy. Leaders across 40 to 50 areas plan a nationwide meeting before January 15 to coordinate actions amid demands for independent fuel audits, diesel allocation, price caps, and speed limits.
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Denver man offers five car train for Nixon security
Dick McKinley of Denver seeks 80 thousand dollars for his five car passenger train and locomotive claiming it could serve as a presidential train with offices sleeping quarters dining and press areas. He wrote to Gen Alexander Haig and plans to market the old Nebraska Zephyr after railroads blocked Colorado routes.
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Kidnappers Seek Half Million for American in Argentina
Kidnappers holding American Charles Hayes, a McKee Teesa subsidiary manager, asked 10 000 ransom for his release in Buenos Aires area. Hayes, living in Argentina six years, was seized near La Plata on Friday en route to a construction site. Company and authorities offered no comment as guerrilla groups claim other abductions with belated payments.
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la Plata
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IRS probes price gouging as New Year weekend nears
New York IRS regional office says agents will patrol for gasoline price violations over the New Year weekend after reports of Christmas week gouging. A Brooklyn station was cited at 99.9 cents per gallon. State and federal offices will accept complaints and roll back excessive prices. officials note caps tied to May 15 levels with monthly limits.
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Brooklyn
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