Gas rationing eyed as oil crisis lingers in spring
Washington AP. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, who led three energy crisis hearings, says rationing may be needed by spring if Arab nations resume oil shipments. The Federal Energy Office urges utilities to cut power use 5 percent in February, with allocations to cover 95 percent of needs. Mondale cites foreign tax credits boosting oil companies’ U.S. tax reductions. Saudi oil minister Yamani notes possible price cuts amid trade concerns. highway agencies report December deaths down 25 percent in 18 states with lower speed limits.
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Israelis Leave Sinai After 1957 Surrender and U.N. Takeover
Israeli forces withdraw from the Sinai front once held since 1957, with U.N. troops assuming control of a highway sector at midday after an early dawn handover of Adabiya Port at Gulf of Suez. The cease-fire line at Kilometer 101 is ceded as Israeli defense positions shift nine miles northward.
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Kissinger sees Syria pullback to peace talks
Secretary of State Kissinger voiced moderate optimism about Syria and Israel resuming negotiations to disengage military forces. He spoke before a meeting with UN Secretary General Waldheim as Syria spurns Geneva talks and objects to Egypt’s separate disengagement deal along the Suez Canal.
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Veterans seek expanded GI Bill and jobs programs
Sen Charles Mathias and Rep. Conte urged Nixon to back reforms for Vietnam era veterans facing unemployment and rising college costs. They proposed 80 percent tuition coverage, at least $220 monthly subsistence, and guaranteed jobs for every veteran choosing work.
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Suspected 'paper bag' killer held in SF case
William P. Hanson a 24 year old Rodco Delivery employee and son of a psychiatrist was arrested at his father's home and booked for investigation of two daylight killings in San Francisco. Lorenzo Carnighia 76 was slain Oct 6 and Ara Kuznezov 64 on Dec 20 both within three blocks of each other. Witnesses described a young man with long blond hair fleeing in a white van. Police say the motive is unclear but the cases are linked as the "paper bag" slayings.
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Classified ad features best prices on appliances today
Today's classified section highlights the best prices for sought after appliances. Readers see appliance deals and special offers aiming to attract buyers with value and selection.
Ex-Nixon aide pleads guilty to lying to FBI
Former Watergate figure Porter admitted lying to the FBI and grand jury about funds to Liddy used for political dirty tricks. Saxbe warned impeachment would split the nation, though he doubted Nixon would be removed. Krogh faces six months in prison for the Ellsberg break-in. Senate questions linger on Nixon’s knowledge, with calls for resignation to spare the country.
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Quail hunters find wreckage of missing plane near Jarefree
Three quail hunters near Jarefree Arizona found wreckage from a light plane that disappeared Friday night en route from Phoenix to Las Vegas with four aboard. Authorities expect ground and possibly helicopter search teams to reach the crash site 18 miles north of town. Pilot named Bill Burkhalter.
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Air Force NCO Convicted At Court Martial Over Hair
Dan Pruitt, 25, found guilty on eight counts of disobeying orders to cut his hair at a two day court martial in Alconbury England. Three Captains and a Lieutenant Colonel deliberated 15 minutes before verdict. No sentence set. Pruitt did not testify as his girlfriend Maureen Attwood led a protest petition with over 200 signatures.
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Vietnams navy prepares action near Paracel Islands
Saigon reports surrounding the Paracel archipelago after China seized the islands last week. South Vietnamese naval forces ordered to move into the area with air jets moved north to Da Nang as casualties on both sides mount in the ongoing clash over the disputed islets.
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Airline crew and passengers from Las Vegas aboard
Aboard were Gary Drosdahl a certified operating room technician Julie Gregory and Mimi Fitrello both registered nurses all from Las Vegas amid airliner tally air travel incident with 28 0 yardin vascular tech nician noted in fragmentary report detailing personnel onboard from Las Vegas.
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