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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1974
Page
1
Crosby was back in a private room at Peninsula Hospital after leaving the intensive care unit. Doctors said tests showed a rare growth in the upper lung with no malignancy found, and Crosby was recovering with limited mobility and a soft diet.
Washington AP government energy deputy says even pessimistic oil shortfall projections show no heating oil shortage before mid March. He cites 200 million barrels in inventories about 36 percent above last year due to Arab embargo leaks and warm weather. He warns shortages could occur with a full embargo and a very cold winter.
New York-Sally Quinn a former Washington Post reporter who joined CBS Morning News last August is leaving to join New York Times. CBS president Richard S. Salant says CBS will not bind her to a contract. Quinn, 32, had been paired with Hugh Rudd in a bid to challenge NBC's Today show.
A federal suit challenges New York City's requirement that brides wear skirts and blouses and grooms wear coats and ties for city hall weddings. Plaintiffs include engaged couple Susan Bilton and Walter Lyczkowski plus Dr and Mrs Desmond Callan who says she was forced to swap a Paris pants suit for a skirt before a ceremony. The Callans seek damages claiming embarrassment and humiliation.
Amtrak reports 205000 average daily advance bookings, about 2.4 times the last peak. November revenue reached 17.5 million, up 55 percent from 1972, with December expected 40 percent higher. The railroad plans broader promotion to lift off peak travel as demand grows amid energy concerns.
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