Sunday Driving Ban Discussed as Energy Crisis Worsens
President Nixon energy adviser Charles DiBona told Congress that a nationwide Sunday driving ban and other energy saving measures are very real possibilities amid the fuel shortage. He cited 2.3 million vs 3 million barrels a day gap and floated weekend fuel and park closures plus thermostats to 68 degrees. Senators Proxmire and Mansfield urged rationing as essential, while Congress remains divided and debates timing and authority.
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Arab oil nations ease cutbacks in Vienna meeting
At a Vienna gathering Arab oil states agreed to drop a planned five percent cut in Common Market shipments next month. Romania launched tough fuel rationing, while Belgium joined the Netherlands in a rise in gasoline-related driving limits.
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Traveling diplomat in six point peace deal mystery
A high ranking U S diplomat helped arrange the six point peace agreement between Israel and Egypt and then visited the People s Republic of China Readers are invited to identify the mystery figure in THE QUIZ on Page 6 The Daily News features this week s quiz for readers and schools in the area
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Troops Patrol Streets as Greek Riots Prompt Arrests
In Athens troops in tanks patrolled the streets while police rounded up suspects from three days of protests calling for President George Papadopoulos to be overthrown. Witnesses noted many busloads and army truckloads were taken to police security headquarters for identity checks.
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California unions set strike deadline for December 2
United Press International reports Teamsters meat cutters operating engineers and machinists drew a new strike deadline of December 2 while talks with the California food industry continue. About 9,000 Northern California and 16,000 Southern California union members faced a midnight deadline to strike, potentially halting operations at 64 supermarket grains and 1,000 outlets.
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Cambodian Air Attack Misses Lon Nol At Palace
A Cambodian Air Force T28 attacked Phnom Penh's presidential palace, dropping a ton of bombs on Chamcar Mon. One 250-pound bomb landed 100 yards from Lon Nol but caused no injury to the general. Three others were killed and 10 wounded.
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GM and UAW Reach National Contract After Long Bargaining
General Motors and United Auto Workers workers clinched a new national contract after nearly a full day of talks. The deal came just 90 minutes before planned ministikes at GM plants nationwide would have begun.
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Skylab Repairs Begin For New Astronauts
Skylab 3 crewman William R. Pogue starts a cooling system repair aboard Skylab with a fluid refill. Flight director Neil Hutchinson says the learning curve will slow and improve. officials also confirm a prior lie about health has been resolved as the crew moves ahead with planned spacewalks and trials.
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Smith Appointed Executive VP For Donrey Group
Donald W. Reynolds named Fred W. Smith executive vice president of The Donrey Media Group, where Smith will serve as chief operating officer overseeing 46 media outlets across 10 states. Reynolds will remain president and CEO as Smith reports to division vice presidents in eastern central broadcasting outdoor and financial divisions.
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Nixon Faces Mixed Praise for New Watergate Strategy
President Nixon's weeklong push for candor drew cautious praise from allies and critics alike. In a televised briefing before 400 editors and a Macon Ga rally of 20 000 supporters he defended shifts in policy and asserted dairy price moves stemmed from congressional pressure rather than dairy lobbying, while observers urged more evidence and accountability.
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Egypt backs immediate UN led peace conference
Egypt said it favors convening an Arab Israeli peace conference under UN auspices without waiting for Israeli elections. Spokesman Ahmed Anis said the Security Council resolution calls for immediate talks and urged not to let Israel’s actions delay the conference as Egypt and Israel held multilateral talks on the Cairo Suez cease fire.
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Weather Outlook Fair With Fog And Mild Temperatures
Weather forecast calls for fair conditions through Tuesday with night and morning fog patches. Warmer days and cooler nights with a chance of early frost, northerly winds 5 to 15 mph, highs in the upper 50s to low 60s today and tomorrow, lows 30s to near 40. River levels expected to slowly decline at several gauges. Sunset 4:50 p.m., sunrise 7:00 a.m. tomorrow.
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Senator McIntyre Criticizes Oil Firms in Energy Debate
Sen Thomas J McIntyre charged major oil companies with incompetence and selfishness for failing to see the energy crisis and said they ally with the Nixon administration. The Senate scheduled eight hours of debate on the emergency energy bill to grant President Nixon power to ration gasoline, with a vote expected.
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