Nixon Near Decision on Gas Rationing Amid Shortage
President Nixon met with Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz to discuss a likely go-no go choice on gasoline rationing as the Cabinet energy group weighs options. Officials cited possible blends of rationing and high taxes with economic projections warning of a near-recession next year.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
White House
Rogers C. B. Morton
ABC
Dick Cavett
Morton
Energy
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
House
Stein
New Mexico expects big general fund revenue rise
State Finance Director Robert Kirkpatrick announced a 21.5 million increase in current general fund income to 344.5 million with a projected June 30 cash balance of 59.4 million including a 42.5 million unappropriated surplus. He forecast 375.8 million for 1974 75 with a 70.7 million cash balance and 45.7 million surplus, citing high prices and interest earnings.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
N.M
Robert Kirkpatrick
New Mexico
Kirkpatrick
Legislative Finances Committee
LFC
Flawed White House tape studied amid Watergate probes
Experts in New York examine the 18 minute erased segment of the Nixon Haldeman conversation from the June 20 1972 tape. The hearing in Sirica court continues as Haig Hauser and Feldbaum observe with other witnesses set to testify next week.
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Nixon
H. K. Haldeman
White House
Miss Woods
Nixondlaldeman
Jared Buzhardt
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Leonard Garment
John J. Sirica
Richard Hauser
Carl Feldbaum
Lawrence Higby
Haldeman
John Bennett
Samuel Powers
Hai
Dwight L. Chapin
Watergate
Ronald J. Ziegler
Leon Jaworski
Ziegler
Picketing hearing opens in Artesia case
A federal hearing in Roswell addresses if Artesia may enforce a ban on residential picketing. Testimony centers on disturbances and whether picketing is needed to convey workers grievances after a strike and union recognition dispute with the city.
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Artesia
Roswell
U.S. District Court
Howard C. Bratton
Albuquerque
United Steelworkers of America
Jack Bastham
Iernest Thompson
Richard Bosson
Mexican American Legal Defense Society
Nora Garcia
Robert Alaniz
Randy Jackson
Ramon Barrera
Joe Aguilar Jackson
Artesia City
Thompson
Jackson
Thorn
Eastham
Thormpson
Bosson
Southern Electric Firms Seek Gulf Seabed Leases for Fuel Supply
Four Southern electric power companies push for federal selling of leases on 215 tracts of Gulf of Mexico seabottom to obtain gas or oil fields and possibly build their own refinery amid long term fuel shortages. William McCollum Jr. of New Orleans Public Service urges rapid federal approval.
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New Orleans
Southern Electric Power
William McCollum Jr
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Gulf of Mexico
McCollum
Middle South
System Fuels Inc
Arkansas Power & Light
Louisiana Power & Light
Mississippi Power & Light
System Fuels
New Mexico Democrats See Leadership Shakeup Likely
Party figures Mike Anaya and Marie Eaves say they will resign as chair and vice chair as the state central committee plans to meet in Albuquerque. Eaves cites heavy business duties while Anaya cites family time and possible moves into attorney general race. Gloria White may seek Eaves post.
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Associated Press
New
Albuquerque
Eaves
Med ‘Tankers, Inc
Farmington
Gloria White
Clovis
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Georgetown University Hospital
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D-Mass
Roswell. and Vicinity
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Demos
Louisiana
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