Gasoline price hike approved amid fuel stock concerns
Energy officials report a cent a gallon rise while denying a deliberate stockpiling by major oil companies. They caution against excessive inventories and potential shortages, with investigations launched in several East Coast states and at the federal level to monitor refinery, import and distribution practices.
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Military hospitals double rate in shift for dependents
Air Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger announced a doubling of daily hospitalization costs for military dependents from 1.75 to 3.50. The change, the first in 25 years, follows criticism over free or nominal care while pay rose. He noted a 99 percent rise in military pay and benefits since 1948 and said hospitalization rates will be reviewed annually against pay increases.
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World New Year Festivities Across Cities
Plans for New Year's Eve and New Year celebrations unfold from Berlin border restrictions to massive gatherings in New Orleans, Los Angeles, Chicago, Cleveland, and New York. Officials anticipate record crowds at Tulane Sugar Bowl events and Times Square alike, while Peron hosts rallies in Buenos Aires and Onassis stays in Acapulco with Jacqueline.
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Israelis vote as 18 year old soldiers cast ballots
An 18 year old soldier at a Tel Aviv suburb polling booth says voting time is shorter than past beach days and supports Likud amid debate over territory and peace terms. Labor led by Mrs Meir faces possible coalition needs as voters consider 1967 borders and security.
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Holiday gas pumps run dry as stations close
Drivers faced empty pumps across many states as more than half the gas stations were shut for the holiday. Officials warned motorists traveling to football games and other events while some states reported about 50 percent open stations. Reports cited early closings, reduced fuel availability, and statewide efforts to ease shortages.
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Mechanical failure blamed for Oakland helicopter crash
An Oct 2 crash of an Oakland police Hughes 300 C helicopter killed five officers. The National Transportation Safety Board cited a fatigue fracture and worn drive shaft parts as the cause, while police considered possible sniper fire. Pilot Wendell Troyer and officer David Guider died. Troyer had a head wound and a revolver with three bullets was found near him.
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Cambodian Capital Hit by Red Rocket Barrage and Aftermath
Cambodian artillery, gunboats, and planes bombed positions along the Mekong east of Phnom Penh after rockets struck the capital. At least seven Cambodians were killed with seven wounded per government counts, while unofficial sources cited higher casualties. U.S. embassy personnel were affected as quarters were struck. Lon Nol ordered a forceful response as Khmer Rouge staging areas were identified north and northeast of the city. A separate night operation west of Phnom Penh aimed to clear a two mile road blockade on Highway 4, Phnom Penh's coast supply route.
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Lindsay Walks New York on Final Day as Mayor
Janny Lindsay spent his last Sunday in office meeting New Yorkers along Fifth Avenue. Thousands packed closed blocks to bid farewell as Lindsay, who switched parties and failed in a presidential bid, did not seek re election. Abraham Beame set to be sworn in as the citys 101st mayor New Years Day. Lindsay waved and greeted well wishers while aides watched from his car.
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