Energy crisis deepens as Zarb sees new embargo risks
Washington reports Frank Zarb of the Federal Energy Administration warns a fresh Arab oil embargo could cripple the U.S. economy more than the 1973 74 event. He outlines a state by state fuel allocation plan and possible gasoline rationing within 90 days, while Treasury Secretary Simon forecasts prices falling with demand. House freshman David Emery proposes a flexible dollar limit on oil imports as a middle ground.
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UPI
United States
Federal Energy
Zarb
America
U.S. News and World Report
U.S
Simon
David Emery
Maine
Ford
House
Emery
Mass Executions Reported in Cambodia by Khmer Rouge
Time and Newsweek report massive Khmer Rouge executions of army and government officials in Cambodia. Ford allegedly told Republican congressmen 800 high ranking officers were fatally harmed, with wives killed as well. Newsweek cites officials claiming thousands executed, possibly tens of thousands, based on radio intercepts.
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New York
UPI
Time
Newsweek
Cambodia
Ford
Times
U.S
Sand Point issues 24 hour leash law and dog pickups
The city enforces a 24 hour leash rule with pound pickup for loose dogs. Reports list a small black female terrier picked up on Frida and a medium Siberian Husky with a dark brown neck strap picked up Sunday. Call 263 2114 for details. pound hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weeknights. Ehrenreich named MOSCOW Idaho UPI CSU honors Dr. John H. Ehrenreich dean of Idaho forestry college. he earned CSU degrees and became Idaho dean in 1971.
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City of
Sandpoint
John H. Ehrenreich
College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Sciences
Idaho
CSU
UI Students To Meet With City On May 5 Proposals
A meeting is set for May 5 at Farmin School where city and county officials and University of Idaho architecture students will hear proposals for a city art civic center and parks. Councilman Ed Eitzman urges strong attendance at the 7 30 p.m. session.
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Farmin School
University of Idaho Architecture
Ed Eitzman
Pentagon strategy sparks debate on nuclear weapon risk
Sen. Thomas McIntyre accuses the Pentagon of pursuing a hair trigger counterforce that could threaten Soviet missiles and raise first strike fears. He cites Sen. Henry Jackson as an ally and warns crisis conditions may prompt adversaries to strike first.
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UPI
Pentagon
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D-N.h
McIntyre
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Durham
N.H
McIintyre
James Schlesinger
Senate
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