Kissinger Nixon Discuss Peace in California Talks
President Nixon signs several bills then discusses Middle East peace with Henry Kissinger at the Western White House in San Clemente. Kissinger flew in from Washington while Nixon flies first class to set an energy saving example as they plan the State of the Union and the peace conference.
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Helen Thomas
San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
California
Los Angeles
TWA
United Airlines
Nivan
Lown
White House
Tricia Cox
Ohio State
University of Southern California
Veterans Administration
Interior Department
American Falls
Sanke River
Idaho
Four Die in Fiery Auto Crash Near Harrisburg
In a icy U.S. 45 collision south of Harrisburg Illinois four people died when a car stalled and was struck by a truck. Kenneth Busby 23 Carrier Mills and James Holmes 59 Carrier Mills were involved. Holmes faced a DUI ticket. Rebecca Busby and two infants perished. Marcel Gladdin 25 and daughter Sharon 6 survived with burns.
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Harrisburg
UPI
U.S. 45
Church
Carrier Mills
Kenneth Busby
James Holmes
Holmes
Rebecca J. Busby
Busby
Kenny
Tonya
David E. Gladdin
Ringo
Gladdin
Marcel
Sharon
Doctor’s Hospital
Two Children Die In Fire In Ontario Oregon
Ontario police report two children aged 9 and 13 died trapped in a second story bedroom during a blaze at a Payette family home. The parents and three other children escaped as responders arrived to find the house engulfed in flames. Mary Hayes visited the Ray family overnight.
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Ontario, Ore
UPI
Ontario
David Leroy Ray
Mary Hayes
Payette
Ray
Jim Ray
Joanne Hayes
Priority Told For Forest Industries
Boise dispatch notes forest products industries are now in the same high priority fuel allocation category as agriculture per a Federal Energy Office decision. Officials expect thousands of Northwest jobs to be saved. Region 10 director Jack B. Robertson says Idaho, Oregon, Alaska, and Washington depend heavily on forest products for employment.
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Boise
Precipitation Falls Just Below Normal in Spokane
The National Weather Service reports Spokane area moisture at 17.11 inches since Jan 1, 0.08 inches below normal. After a drought period, 8.79 inches fell since Nov 1 with 5.01 inches in November, the second highest for that month.
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Spokane
UPS
National Weather Service
Spokane International
The
Weather Service
Price Gouging Order Shuts Chicago Station
UPI reports US District Court Judge William J. Bauer ordered McBride's Shell Station on the South Side closed Sunday nights after accusations of charging up to 2 per gallon. The temporary restraining order requires the owner to turn over books to the IRS, with a hearing set for January.
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Chicago
UPI
South Side
US District Court
William J. Bauer
McBride
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Bauer
IRS
USS
Jack Hushen
McBrides
McBride’s
Florida land firm backed by senator tied to booster fund
The Miami Herald reports Oxnard Inc formed in 1972 by Senator Edward Gurney and aides to take over a St. Petersburg land option for FHA backed housing. Allegations say builders paid off the booster fund via the firm to gain FHA approval, with cash deposits and a $10,000 legal fee cited. Gurney denied knowledge of any funds.
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Miami
UPI
Florida
Edward Gurney
R-Fla
Miami Herald
Federal Housing Authority
Senate Watergate Committee
the Herald
Oxnard Inc
Jim Groot
Larry Williams
St. Petersburg
Gurney
Williams
Washington
Jim Allison
Local Energy Crisis Eases in Northwest Says PP&L Manager
Bert Leonard of Pacific Power & Light reports that a Northwest energy crisis eased due to heavy precipitation and warm weather. He praises customer conservation and notes PP&L's appeal to high-use residents, urging a 10 percent reduction in consumption.
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Bert Leonard
Sandpoint
Pacific Power & Light
Pp&l
Northwest
Leonard
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