Arab oil embargo fallout slows U S imports
Reads that the embargo lifts for at least two months while United States oil imports may resume. Saudi Arabia pledges about one million barrels daily and Algeria and Kuwait will add supply, with Libya and Syria limiting shipments. Continued conservation expected as ministers meet again June 1 in Cairo.
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Astronaut's Dad Keeps Costly Campaign Open
Chaffee said he considered quitting his campaign but feels there should be a way to continue. He rejected personal bankruptcy and recalled paying debts from years ago. He warned that continuing could be degrading to Roger while acknowledging past efforts fell short.
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U N observers wounded as fighting rages near Damascus
Reports say Israeli fire wounded Danish Captain Flemming Nielsen and Finnish Lieutenant Commander Arto Koivula as U N observers sheltered in a trailer under flag. The incident coincides with tensions ahead of disengagement talks in Washington.
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Hired kill case moves forward with April trial date
A court continued the hired kill case against the two defendants, with Deputy DA Charles Sheldon recounting witnesses who claimed the plan was to kill Popeil anywhere, anytime. Mrs Popeil sat in court as her co-defendant’s defense team gains discovery access. next hearing April 6 on suppression motions, trial set for April 24.
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Weekend gas pumping rises in nationwide checks
Washington AP reports the American Automobile Association found more stations pumping gas on weekends and at night. Spot checks of 6,225 stations show only 3 percent out of gas, down from 5 percent the prior week and 20 percent two weeks earlier, with supplies at their best this year.
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Panic buys end TP exports in Philippines
Philippine paper manufactures halt toilet paper exports amid national shortage caused by panic buyers. Japanese tourists purchase large quantities in Manila supermarkets, with some taking 96 rolls per trip, then shipping them home.
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Appeals stall secret report to impeach panel
The House Judiciary Committee may wait weeks to obtain the secret grand jury report on President Nixon's Watergate role. Judge Sirica ordered delivery to the committee but allowed appeals, delaying implementation for two days. Indicted are Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell Colson Stratton Marchan and Parkinson. All plead not guilty.
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Ex GOP boss testifies Vesco bid to meet SEC official
Former Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall testified at the Mitchell Stans trial that a Vesco lawyer asked him to arrange a meeting with SEC official William Casey. Hall recalled telling Casey, who said no, as prosecutors seek evidence of a $200000 Vesco donation tied to Nixon's re election effort.
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Embargo dispute colors Middle East tensions with Russia
Arabs view Soviet poses with suspicion as nationalistic, devout Islamic forces fear Western influence. Brezhnev seeks détente but risks ceding leverage, while Soviet hawks question gains. Recent Soviet articles criticize Nixon and Kissinger, signaling unease about U.S. diplomatic dominance.
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Rancho Palos Verdes man held after marijuana find
A 22 year old Rancho Palos Verdes man was arrested Monday after Lenox deputies said a ton of marijuana was found in his home. Officers said Robert Plucky 22 of 6100 Monera Drive was booked on possession of narcotics for sale.
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Fuel price cuts unlikely amid high costs
High prices at the gas line pump and on the utility bill suggest declines are not imminent. Neighborhood service stations face limited gasoline supply for about two months as prices remain elevated and relief appears unlikely.
Buckley urges Nixon resignation to save the presidency
Buckley calls for Richard Nixon to quit to allow a new incumbent and restore government order after Watergate. Senate leaders react with cautious support or conditional caveats while oil embargo talks lift create energy market uncertainties and a rough stock reaction follows the news.
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