Gas price drops calm fears of shortages this winter
Gasoline dealers auto clubs and state officials say price wars are fading and supplies are adequate. Surveys indicate long lines at stations will be limited to scattered pockets, not nationwide shortages, as prices fall and demand eases.
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John Sawhill
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Arizona
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Tavel
Sage
Mat Gorstel
California
Pete Conway
Dastern
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Best price in appliance column today for wanted items
Classified column notes the best prices on wanted appliances in today's listing. Readers are advised to compare ads and verify item condition, price, and seller contact before purchase.
Court may set aside Calley term
A federal judge in Georgia is expected to overturn Army Lt William L Calley’s My Lai conviction and set aside his 10 year sentence. The Daily Oklahoman cites due process concerns from prejudicial publicity and evidence issues. Calley has appealed since 1971 and faced a life sentence for murder of civilians in 1968. Autumnal equinox marks the first day of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Army
Willialm L. Calley
My Lai
Daily
Oklahoman Today
J. Robert Elliott
Columbus
Calley
Daily Oklahoman
J. Houston Gordon
Covington, Tenn
Vivian
President Ford Taps Tennis And Pool Plans
Washington AP President Ford expands sports to tennis alongside golf and swimming. He played at the White House courts with staff chief Haig and photographer Kennerly. A White House pool, costing about 300000, is to be built behind the Oval Office, funded by a private drive with excess funds aiding U S Olympic teams.
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Maryland
William Whyte
U.S. Steel
Ron Markiey
Ford Motor Co
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R-Wis
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Stafl
Alexander M Haig Jr
William Lukash
David Hume Kennerly
Kard
Willum E. Casselman
Casselman
National Park Foundation
National Park Service
President's Oval Office
Rosies Reunion Calls Back Wartime Roles and Skills
In Oakland a reunion for older women recalls World War II factory work at shipyards and plants. Milos Smith, 53, and Rena Leverin recount wartime jobs from welding to gunsight assembly, while performers sing tunes like The Old Gray Mare and celebrate continued vitality through work.
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Warner
Milo Smith
Eastern Aircraf
Rena Leverin
Sther Smart
Hall-Scott
Saxbe urges speedy prosecutions to curb crime
Attorney General William B. Saxbe told police chiefs to push faster prosecutions to reduce crime by defendants already jailed or awaiting trial. He cited LEAA studies showing repeat arrests and high re-arrest rates on bail, noting a 47 percent rise in violent crime over five years and potential continued increases into 1974.
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UPI
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
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FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
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