Energy officials foresee no gasoline rationing this summer
Federal officials said continued driving restraint and normal to mild weather could avert gasoline rationing and keep heating oil available for winter. Sawhill outlined a standby plan with coupons by January end and potential activation by summer for peak demand, while Simon noted auto industry shifts to smaller cars and AAA reported limited Sunday gasoline sales.
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Washington
UPI
John C. Sawhill
Federal Energy
Sawhill
United States
William E. Simon
Detroit
Simon
American Automobile Association
FEC
Congress
John Hill
U.S
Kissinger Says Gap Narrowing After Israel Egypt Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew to Aswan and met with President Anwar Sadat after returning from Israel. Officials said the talks could perhaps eliminate the gap between the sides and that major problems and disengagement were largely resolved.
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Maurice Guindi
Aswan
Egypt
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Upper Nile
Suez Canal
Syria
Geneva
Khaddam
Beirut
News
Magaine
Sayyad
Territoy
Damascus
Sadat
Stranglings Sparked By Revenge Case in Wichita
In Wichita Kansas three teenagers found their parents brother and sister dead in a basement scene. The victims Joseph Otero 38 Julie Otero 34 daughter 11 son 9 all died by strangulation. Motives revengo robbery and other possibilities are being explored with FBI assistance and leads scarce. The case drew wide attention as investigators pursue a motive.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Air Force
Floyd Hannon
FBI
Puerto Rico
Joseph Otero
Julie B. Otero
Josephine
Jose Otero II
Marshall Williams
Beckley Area Weather Forecast Sunny and Warm
Sunny and warm this afternoon with highs in the upper 50s. Mostly clear tonight with lows near 40. Partly cloudy and continued warm on Thursday with highs near 60. Probability of precipitation 10 percent through Thursday.
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Beckley
House Floor Fight Looms Over Open Vote Proposal
In Charleston West Virginia the House is expected to clash over a proposal requiring public inspection of votes in the Rules Committee. The committee recommended rejecting the measure prompting varied caucus discussions among Republicans and Democrats on government openness. Speaker Lewis McManus comments reflect the tense debate among freshmen and liberal delegates.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
House
Rules Committee
Lewis McManius
D-Raleigh
McManus
Senate
Alan Susman
Board of Public Works
del. W.C. Field
R-Kanawha
Field
Stocking schedules and legislative floor fights noted
The article reports that stocking dates for 4 H Lake and Glade Creek will be announced locally after stocking occurs and notes that pre-stock schedules are not known in advance. It covers legislative moves in the 1974 session including workmen compensation bills, advertising laws for industrial loan companies, and a budget drafting controversy with open meeting requirements.
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Glade Creek
Ivan Pizzino
Department of Natural Resources
Pizzino
Eight WV Counties Declared Flood Disaster Area
Gov Arch Moore declared eight West Virginia counties flood disaster areas and urged federal aid for cleanup and rehabilitation. The affected counties Logan Lincoln Cabell Mingo Boone Kanawha Wayne and Wood face damages near 8.8 million. Moore noted some counties were added for umbrella relief and expected federal response by week end.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Arch Moore
West Virginia
Moore
Logan
Lincoln
Cabell
Mingo
Boone
Kanawha
Wayne
Wood
Fayette
McDowell
Wyoming
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Basket Urged As New Standard For World Currencies
IMF sources reveal a money reform plan proposing a basket of 14 currencies to replace gold as the basis of international commerce. Experts from major trading nations back the shift, announced after a closed IMF meeting outlining the reform package.
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Rome
UPI
Financial
International Monetary Fund
IMF
United States
West Germany
Japan
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Sweden
Australia
Denmark
Saudi Arabia
Austria
Baseball Hall of Fame Chooses Mantle Ford in 1960 Election
Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford, two former New York Yankees stars, were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Mantle topped voting with 322 of 365 ballots and Ford received 284, joining legends like Spahn Williams Musial and Koufax in the first ballot after a five-year retirement period.
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Gary Kale
UPI
New York
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Mantle
Ford
Warren Spahn
Baseball Writers Association of America
Cooperstown
N.Y
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Ralph Kiner
Spahn
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Jackie Robinson
Bob Feller
Sandy Koufax
House Judiciary faces political Impeachment Inquiry
The Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee say they will play a major role in investigating grounds for impeaching President Nixon. They acknowledge politics will influence the process but aim to keep the inquiry facts driven, with timing seen as May for a possible House vote and a potential mid summer Senate trial if it proceeds.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Howard Fields Washington
UPC
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
House
Robert M. McClory
R-Ill
GOP
Buzhardt
Senate
House of Representatives
William B.saxbe
Judiciary Committee
Jenner
Senate Watergate Committee
Leon
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National Clean Air Coalition
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D. C
Denver
Public Service Company
Cherokee Generating Station
McAlpin
Clarksburg
Baseball Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
Peter W. Rodino Jr
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John M. Dear
Justice Department
Edward Hutchinson
Rmich
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Chicago
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