Kuwait and Saudi urged restraint on oil embargo action
Kuwaiti and Saudi officials warned that lifting or easing the Arab oil embargo is premature. Oil ministers meeting in Cairo were urged to link any changes to Israel’s withdrawal and restoration of Palestinian rights, with uncertainties about U.S. commitments and production cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuwait
UPI
Sabah
Kuwaitissauou
al Rai el Aam
Cairo
Israel
Ning
Orj
Israt
Ture
United
Saudi Arabia
United States
Holland
Egypt
U.S
Sheikh Sabah
Lished
Oapec al Qabas
Algeria
Libya
Syria
Qatar
Bahrain
Dubai
Abu
Henry A.dhabi
Iraq
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Foam smothers flaming tankers after three day blaze
Thousands of gallons of foam finally smothered a burning tanker at the mouth of the Mississippi River, reopening the inland waterway to traffic. The Key Trader collided with the Buane, 11 missing, five dead including the Buane captain's wife and child, and 65 ships queued upriver as survivors swam to safety.
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Pilottown
UPI
Mississippi River
Key Trader
Buane
Coast Guard
Dave Cipra
Mississippi
James Bell
Gulf of Mexico
Venice
Gulf
Norris Sapp
Nixon marks presidential milestone amid policy moves
Reports from the Middle East say Kissinger acted beyond mediation to assure Israel's defense in case of attack. Nixon opened the 2nd session of Congress by pressing energy and tax talks, planning a revised petroleum monitoring system and a treble meeting with his economic advisers. He postponed the State of the Union to accommodate the Washington Press Club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Middle East
Kissinger
Scott
Washington
Nixon
Energy and
Internal Revenue Service
Troika
Troika” of Economic Advisers
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Roy Ash
Washington Press Club
Congress
Energy Debate Surges Over Windfall Profits Clash
Energy chief William Simon and company executives deny misleading the public as the nation faces a real crisis. Senator Lloyd Bentsen urges against windfall profits while House Leader Carl Albert links action to profit limits. Dissident truckers plan a White House caravan to protest high diesel prices amid stalled energy bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Simon
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Carl Albert
D-Okla
House
Senate
Albert l
Congress
Administration
White House
Deaths and Funerals Curtis Epting 63
Curtis Epting 63 of Collinswood Acres Oak Hill died Sunday evening after a long illness. A retired crane operator for Dresser Ideco Columbus Ohio he was born April 6 1910 in Wayne the son of the late Joseph and Maudie Ross Epling. Surviving are his wife Laura Juanita Malone Epling a daughter Joann Campbell Beltsville Md three brothers Riley Roscoe Ishmael Epling a sister Jewell Williamson Westerville Ohio and two granddaughters. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill with Rev Bill Menefee in charge. Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Curtis Epting
Collins‘wood Acres
Oak Hill
Dresser-Ideco
Columbus
Ohio
Wayne
Joseph and
Maudie Ross Epling
Laura Juanita Malone Epling
Joann Campbell
Beltsville
Riley, Roscoe
Ishmael Epling
Jewell Williamson
Westerville
Tyree
Bill Menefee
High Lawn Memorial Park
J. E
Mount Hope
Howard
Beckley-Mount Hope
Skelton
Mount Hope Housing Authority
Appalachian Chapter
West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers
White Oak
George M
Nancy) Lilly
McLian
Cary Rayburn
Point Pleasant
Tyree Funeral
Marion Hylton
Marion Snell Hylton
Fincastle
William Slates
Roanoke
Winona
Elizabeth Coulter Snell
Herbert
Carolyn Smith
Obituaries from Mount Hope Oak Hill Shady Spring
Multiple funeral notices and memorial rites from Mount Hope Oak Hill and Shady Spring for L Burge Goss J E Howard Marion Hylton Elsie Massie. Dates include services this afternoon and Tuesday with burials at Sunset and High Lawn. Survivors listed for each case along with relatives and pallbearers.
Funeral planned for Mrs Charlotte Belle McKinney
Mrs. Charlotte Belle McKinney 84 of Lester will have funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 p m in Blue Ridge Funeral Home chapel conducted by Rev Oliver Ted der and Rev Dewey Acord. She died Sunday at 1 05 p m in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. Born November 10 1889 in Odd she was the wife of Harrison Haze McKinney who died in June 1965. Survivors include five sons two daughters two sisters eight half siblings 28 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the funeral home after 5 p m Tuesday.
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Elsie Richmond
Massie
Shady Spring
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Richard Byrd
Joe Pizzino
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Summers County
Hairston
Julia Massey Richmond
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Robert
Arnold
Beckley
Oral
Virginia
Marie Massie
McKinley Richmond
Beaver
Letha Birch
Palisade
Colo
Promise Witten
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fred Clark
L. J. Bibb
Alvin Claytor
Jack Massie
Robert Thomas
Frank Bagley
Charlotte Belle McKinney
Lester
Blue Ridge Funeral Home
Oliver Tedder
Dewey Acord
McKinney
Odd
Thomas Meadows
Akers Missionary Baptist Church
Harrison Haze McKinney
James Ralph
Haden
Aden
Emmitt F
Roy
Martha McKinney
Ina White
Fort Worth
Tex
Ellen McKinney
Osie Hogan
Josie Bolen
McArthur
Nora Bolen
Fireco
Mrs Isabell Mitchem Dies at 76 in Prosperity
Mrs Isabell Mitchem aged 76 of Prosperity died Sunday night at 10:20 in a local hospital. Her body is at the Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell Mitchem
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Requiem Mass for Mrs Rosa Rizzi and Obituary Notes
Mrs Rosa Rizzi 67 of 107 Roberts St died Friday at 9 a.m. after a heart attack. Funeral Mass at St Francis de Sales at 10 a.m. Burial Mount Calvary Addition Sunset. Survivors include three sons Joseph Vito Victor all Beckley. two daughters Vida Bucaccio Torrington Conn Rose Tipane Beckley. brother Joe Marchetti sister Mrs Nick Borreggine Chester Pa. 22 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Helen Kuzick Sabugo 51 Calloway Heights funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. Blue Ridge Funeral Home. Burial Caffee Cemetery Mount Tabor. Sabugo died on arrival Thursday at 4 p.m. from an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound. Rosary 7:30 p.m. today after viewing 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Rosa Rizzi
Roberts St
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Leon Alexander
Rizzi
Mount Calvary
Sunset Memorial Park
Joseph
Vito
Victor
Beckley
Angelo
Vida) Bucaccio
Torrington
Conn
Louis
Rose) ‘Tipane
Joe Marchetti
Nick Borreggine
Chester
Helen K. Sabugo
Helen Kuzick Sabugo
Calloway Heights
Blue Ridge
Thomas Kerrigan
Caffee
Mount Tabor
Sabugo
Funeral for Paul Raymond Shaw Held in Sophia
The funeral for 67 year old Paul Raymond Shaw of Sophia was set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Williams Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Clemma Fusion and Rev. Dewey Wilson officiating. A retired miner and UMWA member, he was born in Spartan North Carolina, son of the late Monroe and Samantha Craft Shaw. He leaves wife Lucille Walters Shaw and three sisters Bette Walker Cook Gertrude Harvey and Beulah Whisenant. Friends may call tonight from 6 to 9 at the funeral home. Graveside rites will be conducted by UMWA members.
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Paul Raymond Shaw
Sophia
Williams Funeral Home
Clemma Fusion
Dewey Wilson
Spartan
N. C
Monroe
Samantha Craft Shaw
Shaw
United Mine Workers of America
Glen White Church of God
Lucille Walters Shaw
Bette Walker Cook
Kegley
Gertrude Harvey
Spanishburg
Beulah Whisenant
Baltimore
Haskeh Pedigo
Ivan Smith
Junior Fusion
Russell Sears
Vernon Sears
Bill Fraley
UMWA
Impeachment Debate Shapes Early 1970s Congress
The Senate debates impeachment with Byrd McGovern and Mills weighing Nixon’s fate. House Judiciary inquiry gains subpoena power as congress faces a $300 billion budget and energy, health, tax, and reform battles. Entombment in Blue Ridge Mausoleum follows a death announced Saturday.
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Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
George McGovern
ABC
Issues and Answers
Democratic Party
Wilbur Mills
House
Nixon
Ment
House’ Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine
Pentagon
Congress
Kissinger Sees Real Progress in Middle East Talks
Kissinger returned from Washington saying real progress toward disengagement talks between Israel, Syria, and Egypt had begun. He noted the aim of normal relations in the region while noting Syria offered little substantive movement. Egyptian leaders toured Arab states to press support for the accord.
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United Press International
United Arab Emirates
Henry A
Israel
Syria
Kissinger
Hisj
Washington
Haim Bar-Lev
Hafez Assad
Egypt
Cairo-Suez Road
Suez City
Anwar Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Bahrain
Qatar
Abu Dhabi
Bar-Lev
Yigal Allon
Abba Eban
Jerusalem Post
The
Red Cross
Knesset
Brotherton Seeks Action On Bills Progress in West Virginia legislature
Senate President William T. Brotherton urged committee chairs to begin work promptly as West Virginia enters week three with only one bill passed. lawmakers faced a computer logjam earlier but report the issue solved and bill movement accelerating.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Senate
William T. Brotherton
D - Kanawha
West Virginia
Office of Legislative Services
Consumer Protection and Credit Act
Environmental Protection Agency
Earl Vickers
Legislative Services
Committee On
General Revenue Fund
Crisis of Greed Not Supply Says Miller
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller condemned the energy crisis as a crisis of secrecy greed and manipulation not of supply. He urged Congress to probe energy firms profits reserves and anti trust actions linking coal and oil mergers to stalled underground mines in the East and urged action to curb oil industry resource control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
House
Senate
Miller
Congress
Appalachian
Mississippi
U. S
Muller
Exxon
William Simon
Florida
Boston
Massachusetts
Simon
Boston Edison
Consolidation Coal Co
Continental Oil Co
Island Creek Coal Co
Occidental Petroleum
Standard Oil of Ohio
Gulf
Porter recalls Nixon loyalty and later switch to reelection team
Porter says he knew Nixon since 1946 and acted from loyalty and team play. He spoke before a court appearance and noted relief from his former existence. A college classmate of Ronald Ziegler, Porter joined Herbert Klein’s staff in 1970 before moving to the reelection committee five months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Nixon
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Herbert G. Klein
U S Denies Evacuation Aid for Paracel Troops
South Vietnam asked the United States to send ships and helicopters to rescue troops in the Paracel Islands as Chinese forces overran the area. U S officials refused the request, citing noninvolvement in the dispute, while Saigon acknowledged loss of the Paracels and filed complaints with the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Dawson
Saigon
UPI
Paracel Islands
Robert Island
South China Sea
South Vietnam
China
Hainan Island
U.S
Graham A. Martin
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Martin
Washington
7Th Fleet
Pacific
Paracels
U.S. State Department
Bleak
Spratly
Vuong van Bac
United Nations
Spratlys
Spartly
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Arab League
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Organization of Arab Petroleum Export
Curtis Epling
L. Burge Goss
Crawford St
Prosperity
Ross M. Evans
Provential Life and Accident Insurance Co
Christian Edwards
Lena Hoch Goss
Masonic Lodge No. 95
J. E. Howard
Cambridge
David
Royef
Evelyn Brown
St. Albans
Elsie R. Massie
Charlotte McKinney
Mrs. Isabell Mitchem
Paul R. Shaw
Hill
Plisuusl UL Wak Ldsuc
ALLS
Arava
Avleleileougl
Fahmi
Moscow
Ent
K. C. Thaler
London
Russia
Brotherton
Arch Moore
Moore
Vietnam
Radio Peking
North Vietnam
Raleigh O Register
Beckley Newspapers ‘Corporation
Prince
Vawel Hinton
Tetesioms
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