Oil profits clash sinks energy bill in Senate vote
A Senate vote blocked an excess profits tax in a move that would empower price controls and potential rationing. Abraham Nelson and Mondale led liberal Democrats urging attachment of rationing, while Republicans and some Democrats opposed the measure. Federal energy officials warned of likely summer rationing if embargoes persist as major oil firms report rising 1973 earnings.
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Seaacy
Federal Energy Office
Jackson
Senate
Jack 30
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Federal Energy Administration
Nelson
George McGovern
D-S.d
Walter F. “Mondale
D-Mini
Nixon to address nation on economy and Watergate
President Nixon prepares a nationally televised address focusing on the budget surpassing 300 billion dollars, mass transit funding of 16 billion over six years, and medical insurance relief limiting family bills to 1500 dollars annually. Melvin Laird notes Nixon’s mood as fairly up while urging national focus beyond Watergate.
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Congress
Highway Trust Fund
Melvin. Laird
White House
Nixon
Laird
Chotiner Dies Shadowed Nixon Ally and Spy Controversy
The early Nixon ally and political aide Chotiner faced scrutiny for unethical campaign tactics including hiring two reporters to spy on Democratic candidates during the 1972 race. He claimed there was nothing illegal in the arrangement and that the reporters supplied daily public activity updates under the code name Chanman’s Friend. Chotiner held several White House roles, later starting a law practice near Nixon campaign offices.
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Nixon
Senate
Chotiner
Seymour Friedan
Hearst
Julianne
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Choliner
N.R. Haldeman
House
Bank executive freed after $100,000 ransom paid
Charles W. Lantz, president of Citizens National Bank of Hollywood, was found alive in a motel room after a $100,000 ransom was delivered by a bank vice president. Lantz, bound and gagged, described his abduction and escape as authorities hunted two armed suspects.
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Charles Lantz
FBI
Hollywood
Fina
Bank
Charles W. Lantz
Lantz
Citizens National Bank of Hollywood
Howard Johnson
Johh B. Nacle
Naclerio
Lanta
Glasses aid TV viewing eyed by Dr Feinbloom
Dr Feinbloom has produced over 100 bifocals for patients and expects nationwide marketing soon. For more information write to 138 B. 36th St New York NY or call (202) 79-4224. A reader seeks help reclaiming $380 held by Long Beavs Police. Detective Roberson must sign release papers. arrange a meeting at 436-9818 Ext 244.
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Feinbloom
Furs
36Th St
New York
N.Y
Long Beavs
LEPD
Action Line
IRF
Torrance
Roberson
How to season a cast iron skillet in two methods
A reader asks for the correct seasoning method. The UC Agricultural Extension cites Alma Chestnut Moore advising fat coating and slow oven heating for three hours with periodic reapplication, while Opal O Neil suggests a faster 450 degree oven for 30 minutes followed by steel wool scouring.
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University of California
Agricultural Extension
Alma Chestnut Moore
Opal O'Neil
Long Beach Gas Department
Can Servive group aids cancer patients network
Long Beach resident E H writes about CanCervive a patient support group formed in March 1973 and sponsored by the American Cancer Society. The group offers encouragement through meetings and a volunteer visor program with members including cured patients in remission and those under treatment. Contact details include the Long Beach unit at 936 Pine Ave and Joanne Mantel in Los Angeles.
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CanCervive
American Cancer Society
Joanne Mantel
Long Beach
Pine Ave
Joanne Mantdéli
Wilshire Klvd
Los Angeles
San Francisco mass shooting hunt for killer pair
Police dubbed Operation Zebra as chief Inspector Charles Barea said the January killings mirrored December shootings that killed six and wounded two. Ballistics tracked multiple weapons while investigators explored links to an Emeryville hitchhiker attack. Victims were white, including Tina Smith and Jane Wolly, with others named in the report.
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Ened
Charles Barea
Barra
San Francisco
Emeryville
Policeman slain in Irish attack near Londonderry
Three youths fired from a passageway in a Protestant district near a Catholic section killing one policeman on patrol and wounding another. It marked the 934th death in Northern Ireland's sectarian conflict since August 1969 as the Ulster Volunteer Force urged Protestants to end sectarian killings.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Irish Republican Ary
Ulster Volunteer Force
IRA
Ulster Defense Regiment
Nationwide trucking strike by independents gains momentum
Galloway calls the nationwide shutdown the largest truckers movement, citing 99 percent participation among independents and CB radio networks across the nation. Strike set for Jan 30 with a fuel release, audit, 62 mph speed limit, and licensing fee freeze as aims. Teamsters oppose the protest though some union drivers may join.
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Galloway
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
D.C
Teamsters Union
Frank BE. Firesimmons
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Phitlips Petroleum Co
Sun Oil Co
Marathon “Oil Co
Nergy
William E. Simon
American Automobile Association
AAA
Henry A. Kissinger
Japan
Tokyo
Warren
Chanman
Cait
Wan
Vig
R.N
Lakewood
Channel 4
E.H
S.F. Tense
Psycho
Barea
Hall of Justice
McMillan
Tina Smith
Vincent Rollin
John Bambie
Jane Wolly
Maracke
Alphy’s
Ga.m
Alphy‘s Restaurant
Redondo Ave
6Th Street
Disphys
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