Gasoline Allocation Shift Aimed At Ending Lines
Washington sources report the administration plans a 1 to 2 percent shift in gasoline allocations to relieve long lines. Kissinger and Egyptian and Saudi diplomats discussed Middle East oil issues as the embargo looms over the region. Sawhill said effects would be felt at stations within a week, while Gulf Oil’s Bonner argued for steeper price hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APS
Kissinger
Johnsonly
Sawhill
Ismail Fahmy
Saudi Ment
Omar
Sakkar
Middle East
ABC
Federal Energy Office
Z. D. Bonner
Gulf Oil
FEO
Bonner
CBS
FEC
U.S
Israel
Syria
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Senate
Nixon
House
William, ¥. Simon
Nixon Lawyer Seeks Source of Tape Report Allegations
Nixon Watergate lawyer James D. St Clair said he would seek a Justice Department probe to identify who alleged tape alterations. He cited a defective recording machine as a probable cause for the 18 minute gap and warned reports could influence grand jurors probing tape authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Eugene V. Risher
Key Biscayne, Fla
UPI
James D. St.Clair
White House
Wouig
St. Clair
Uber
H.R. Haldeman
Boston
Washington Post
Watergate
Post
Justice Department
Peace initiative hinges on troop pullback positions
Kissinger warned the Arab oil embargo likely stays until Israel and Syria agree on a troop withdrawal pact. Israel to move forces back from the west bank by Thursday dusk and into a new Sinai defense line 13 miles east of the canal. Assad in Damascus tied peace to full withdrawal from all occupied lands as Ceausescu visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
West Bank
United Nations
Sinai Desert
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Syria
Kissinger
Ismail Fahmi
Omar Sakkar
Libya
Egypt
Sinai
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Nicolae Ceausescu
White Oak Man Charged With Burning Green Boxes
White Oak resident Joe Pilkington Jr of Pilkington Garbage Service was booked in Raleigh County Jail at 11:45 am on a charge of third fire related damage. Deputies say 37 green waste containers damaged since February 1973 causing about 5 10 thousand dollars in losses. Robert Salvagni notes Raleigh County pioneered a countywide solid waste system now widely used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
Cherry Creek
U. S
Joe Pilkington Jr
Pilkington Garbage Service
Raleigh
Robert " Salvagni
3WVRHC
Salvagni
Raleigh County
West Virginia
Pilkington Arrested In Beaver On Warrant After Firebox Vandalism
Sheriff’s deputy Pilkington was apprehended in Beaver on a warrant from Magistrate Lorena Wallace. Firefighters at Cherry Creek Dump Boxes say Pilkington dumped kerosene and set boxes on fire around 8 9:30 p m, then fled in his truck. The case ties to Indo American rupee aid programs and a wider regional health council funding debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvelcy Glovll
Vic Birchfield
Pilkington
Beaver
Lorena Wallace
Birchfield
Ghent Area
Cherry Creek
C.ubut Pilkington
Kaul
Moyni
West Virginia
Regional Health Council
India
Raleigh
U.S
Armont
Nepal
Miss Wallace
Gasoline Shutdown Threats Averted By Dealer Meetings
Dade County Florida and nationwide gasoline dealers faced shutdown threats as a planned West Central Florida stop, fueled by disputes over supply. After a Sunday meeting at Senator Weicker's home, 46 dealers agreed to reopen Tuesday morning with odd-even rationing to customers, while several states prepare voluntary buying plans and regional allocations. Oregon Washington reached a last minute deal with energy officials, and Dallas retailers foresee price hikes preventing a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade County
Pila
Allied Gasoline Retailers Association
Florida
Miller
Greenwich, Conn
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
New York City
Auto Club
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Oregon
Washington
Chape Chapin
Dallas Petroleum Retailers Association
Dallas
Teens Block Gasoline Pumps Trigger Seattle Traffic Jam
In Seattle two cars full of teenagers parked at a closed service station on Saturday causing a three block line of cars to form behind them. The teens waited about an hour and then drove off leaving angry motorists.
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Seattle, Wash
UPI
Funeral notices for Basham and Brown families in West Virginia
Deaths and funeral notices list John Lewis Basham 52 of Coal City with service at Williams Funeral Home Sophia and burial at Blue Ridge in Prosperity. Also Arthur Brown 61 of Page, a coal miner, with rites at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill and burial at Blue Ridge in Prosperity. both obituaries include survivors and service details.
Fink Dies at 60. WV Official Remembered in Martinsburg
John Pierce Fink age 60 of 226 Allen Ave died at home at about 3 a.m. He worked for the West Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Born May 23 1913 in Terry he was the son of Leonard and Viola Fink. Funeral services are at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev. Richard Yongbon officiating. Burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Tuesday after 5 p.m.
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Jon Pierce Fink
Allen Ave
West Virginia
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Terry
Fink
Leonard
Viola Bolen Fink
Edith Pennington Fink
Joh Pierce Fink Jr
Kensington
Samuel
Barbara) McClure
Martinsburg
Ronnie
Carol) Hughes
Noah J Blake final rites set for Blake 87 Hilltop
Noah Jenkins Blake 87 of Hilltop died Sunday after a long illness. A retired Chesapeake and Ohio Railway conductor from Thurmond, he was born November 7, 1886 in Hilltop. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hilltop Cemetery with Rev. C D Walker. burial at Hilltop Cemetery. He leaves a daughter Alberta Stickler of Oak Hill, two grandchildren, five step grandchildren, three great grandchildren and four step great grandchildren. Friends may visit the funeral home 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Jenkins Blake
Hilltop
Tyree
Oak Hill
C. D. Walker
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Thurmond
James Thomas
Melissa Smith Blake
Roy
Alberta) Stickler
Funeral for Jimmy Blankenship Set in Paynesville
The funeral for 35 year old Jimmy Blankenship of McGraws will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Tony Robinson’s residence in Jolo with Rev. Crockett Hagerman officiating. Burial follows at Cooper Cemetery in Paynesville. He died Sunday near his home from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was born January 30, 1939 in Blackie Virginia, son of Claude Blankenship and Lovie Stacey Blankenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Blankenship
McGraws
Tony Robinson
Jolo
Crockett Hagerman
Cooper Cemetery
Paynesville
Blackie
Claude Blankenship
Lovie Stacey Blankenship
Nixon Health Plan Details and Public Reactions
The Nixon health plan offers three voluntary options with no hospital premium for some under Medicare and a daily charge for the first day of care. The plan relies on private insurers like Blue Cross and uses state rather than federal regulation. Support comes from the Nixon Administration, with varying views from Rep. Mills and Sen. Kennedy who call it serious and carefully prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Senior Citizens
Blue Cross
Nixon
A. Weill
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Stampede at Cairo Stadium Ends Match Amid Railings Failure
A stadium stampede in Cairo caused iron railings to break and fans to flee onto the field. The match was canceled as rescue workers and police cleared the stands. An onlookers collapse was reported but no casualties from the floor failure. Egyptian authorities opened an immediate investigation.
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Egyptian Football Federation
Interior Ministry
State Prosecutor’s Office
Dukla
National Sporting Club
Nassee Stadium
National
Zamalek
Cairo
Woodrow W Green Rites Set In Prosperity
Funeral services for Woodrow W Green 53 of Detroit formerly Flat Top will be at Blue Ridge Funeral Home Chapel Prosperity with Rev Dennis Anger officiating Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park He was born June 12 1920 in Lillybrook and survived by three brothers Henry Glen Morgan Clyde Charleston and Walter Cool Ridge The funeral home will be open today from 7 pm to 9 pm
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Woodrow W. Green
Detroit
Mich
Flat Top
Blue Ridge Funeral Home
Prosperity
Dennis Anger
Sunset Memorial Park
Green
Lillybrook
Wilson
Louisa Ellison Greene
Henry
Glen Morgan
Clyde
Charleston
Walter
Cool Ridge
Gasoline Hoarder Faces $50 Fine in Ephrata
John Brossman faced a maximum $50 fine after police and fire crews seized about 334 gallons stored in his basement. An anonymous call led officers to his home where gasoline in five gallon containers had been kept for a year. Brossman, a Lancaster RCA plant timekeeper, was charged with violating borough ordinances.
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Ephrata
UPI
John
Brossman
Ephrata Fire Department
RCA
Lancaster
Funeral set for John Raymond Hubbs
John Raymond Hubbs 87 of Philippi formerly of Mount Hope and Leesburg Fila dies Sunday after a long illness In Philippi hospital Born August 13 1886 at Elk Garden he is survived by wife Mae Arnold Tubbs two foster daughters Virginia Collins Romney and Dorothy Moats Philippi two sisters Miss Mariam Hubbs and others Graveside rites will be held at Mt Vernon Memorial Cemetery with Bigelow Masonic Lodge No 52 in charge and funeral services at Phillips Funeral Home Philippi conducted by Rev Arthur Vance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raymond Hubbs
Maple Ave
Philippi
Mount Hope
Leesburg
Fila
Phillips Funeral Home
Arthur Vance
Mt. Vernon Memorial Cemetery
Bigelow Masonic Lodge
Tubbs
Elk Garden
William E
Rose Stallings Hubble
Mae Arnold Tubbs
Virginia Collins
Romney
Eugene
Dorothy) Moats
Thurman Williams 61 Hampton resident dies after long illness
Thurman Williams formerly of Saybrook died Sunday at 2 30 p m in a Hampton hospital after a long illness. Born March 4 1912 he was son of Noah and Frances Williams. Survived by Vida Legg Williams two sons Junior and Dickie four daughters Nellie Karnes Cal Kanes Marilyn Wright Pauline Ervin five sisters and two brothers. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p m in R Wayden Smith Funeral Home Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook
Thurman Williams
Hampton
Noah and
Frances Schoolcraft Williams
Vida Legg Williams
Junior
Dickie
Joe
Nellie) Karnes
Cal
Shelby) Kanes
Jack
Marilyn) Wright
R. Wayden Smith
Treasury ends Secret Service protection for former Vice President Agnew
The Treasury announces termination of Secret Service protection for former Vice President Spiro Agnew, effective by midnight Sunday after Staats ruled the protection unnecessary. Surveillance will end soon and equipment may be removed. no cost recovery planned. Agnew, staying at Frank Sinatra's Palm Springs home, is reportedly writing a Washington politics novel. The note of London telephone counts appears in the same page item.
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Agnew
Staats
Treasury
Treasury Department
Shultz
White House
Florida
Secret Service
Frank Sinatra
Palm Springs
Calif
Washington
Final rites for Edgar K Sprappe set for Tuesday
Edgar K Sprappe 68 of Hanover dies Saturday in a Welch hospital after a long illness. Funeral at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Oceana Methodist Church with burial at Palm Memorial Gardens Matheny. He was a lay leader of Justice Methodist Church and survived by wife Ruth and four children plus siblings and a large extended family.
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Edgar K. Sprappe
Hanover
Oceana Methodist Church
Orville Belcher
Carl Kelly
Palm Memorial Gardens
Matheny
Welch Hospital
Simon
Scott E
Viola Trent Sprappe
Justice Methodist Church
Ruth Hatfield Sprappe
Charles
Betty) Williams
Tullahoma
Tenn
Teed Finder
Kingsport
Joe
Billy) Simpson
Pineville
Timothy
Gaithersburg
William
Johnny
Anderson, Ind
Curtis
Pendleton
Ind
Virgil
Albuquerne
N. M
Elsie Huddleston
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bessie Rogers
Hamilton
Gay Ward
Miami
Fla
Daisy Sumpter
Upland
Calif
Geneva Herbst
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
Carl Hatfield
Larry Hatfield
Clifford Hatfield
Rodney Hatfield
Drewey Trent
Stacy Hughes
Death of Alvin R Sutphin at Coal City
Alvin R Sutphin 57 of Coal City died Monday at 7 05 am in a local hospital after a lengthy illness He was born July 8 1906 at Oakvale a World War II veteran and member of the United Mine Workers Survived by four sisters Mrs J B Carrie Burton and Mrs Charles T Margaret Burdiss both of Coal City Mrs H H Mary Goode and Mrs R E Lucille Bonham of Beckley and two brothers Ralph Pemberton and Eugene Coal City Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Rev Harvey Todd officiating Burial Sunset Memorial Park Nephews will act as pallbearers Funeral home will be open Tuesday 6 pm to 9 pm
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John Lewis Basham
Coal City
Williams Funeral Home
Sophia
Shirley Donnelly
Blue |Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Basham
Battleship
James L
Tressie Foley Basham
Eagles Club
Mabscott
Jerry
Pontiac
Mich
Connie
J. L
Chicago
Ill
Harold C. Basham
Gaver
Nancy) Powers
EU Gallie
Fla
Mac
Faye) Carpenter
Arthur Brown
Page
Tyree
Oak Hill
Herman Williams
Nathan Adkins
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Beckley Hospital
Beards Fork
United Mine Workers
Fola
Clay County
Andrew Jackson
Martha Jane Fitzwater Brown
Dollie Dimple Brown
Goldie Bench
Cedar Grove
Kathleen Brown
Summersville
Liz DeBoard
Manassas
Ada Jane Cannon
Trenton
Ruth Butts
Midland
Betty Simpson
Lake Hamilton
Gus
Douglas
Paul G
William Carroll
Alexandria
Farrell
Kenneth
Sebert
Springfield
Shirley Stump
Wallace
Willard Holcomb
Adrian, Mich
Margie Skaggs
Winston
Sue Kirk
Alvin R. Sutphin
Sutphin
Oakvale
Et Martin
Leonora Martin Sutphin
J. B
Carrie) Burton
Charles T
Margaret) Burdiss
H. H
Mary) Goode
R. E
Lucille) Bonham
Beckley
Ralph
Pemberton
Eugene
Keyser-Bryant
Harvey Todd
Sunset Memorial Park
AFL-CIO diverts criticism at Nixon over economy and energy crisis
Senator Javits and Sen Lloyd Bentsen met with the COPE group as AFL-CIO leaders opened a council session amid rising worker discontent. A poll shows about three of four members want Nixon out, while few trust economic controls or fuel relief. The Machinists union reports a 50 percent reply rate on its survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Afl-Cio Executive Council
George Meany
Americana Hotel
Meany
Afl-Cio
International Association of Machinists
TAM
Mrs Daisy M Tench obituary notice
Daisy Mary Tench, 91, of 125 Harper Street Oak Hill died Sunday at 7 30 p m after a long illness. Melton Memorial Chapel is in charge of funeral arrangements.
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Daisy M. Tench
Daisy Mary Tench
Harper St
Oak Hill
Melton Moartuary
Helicopter thief confined for psychiatric evaluation near White House
Pfc. Robert K. Preston 20 of Panama City Florida was rushed to Walter Reed Army Medical Center for psychiatric evaluation after landing a stolen Huey on the White House South Lawn. The U S Attorney dropped a federal unlawful entry charge and he is held under guard with no visitors. President Nixon was away in Florida during the incident.
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U. S. Peace Initiative
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Muammar Khadaffy
Beirut
An Nahar
Yeu
Congress
Moynihan
Famai Shoe Store
Michael W. Montgomery
M.D
Jones Ave
W. VA
John L. Basham
Lynn
Louise
Lashley
Cumberland
Alice
Hillard
Clemmet
Finis
Leland
Pittsburgh
Willard
Maben
Thomas
Lacy Blankenship
Soulsville
Edna Allen
Leesburg Pres
Bradshaw
Violet Lester
Byterian Church
Lois
Rudder
Etta Mae
Munity Club
Purdue
McDonald Warren Lodge
Sam Hyden
John Pierce Fink
Route 1
Scarbro
Harmon Davis
High Lawn Memorial Park
Noah J. Blake
Nixon Health Plan
John R. Hubbs
Agnew Guard
Greater London
Javits
Raleigh @Register
Onporation
Prince Fit
Ulnton, W. A
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