Allocation of Oil Begins Amid Severe Winter Fuel Crunch
United States implements mandatory heating oil allocation as Western Europe faces oil cuts. Frost and snow hit the Northwest with 10 inch Wyoming snows. Diesel shortages threaten California agriculture and Washington bus service. Metro faces fuel supply shutdown. Georgia schools may close. Daylight Saving Time considered to conserve fuel.
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Jaworski Plans Independent Probe Into Missing Tapes
Leon Jaworski says he will start by examining the missing presidential tapes and will use Cox files as a base. He stresses complete independence with no restraints and plans to interview Archibald Cox to aid his investigation.
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Russians Plan Heavy Exhibit at Expo 74 in Spokane
The Soviet Union pavilion at Expo 74 will weigh 1000 tons and cost about 2 million dollars. It will ship from Leningrad in February and occupy 52 000 square feet as the largest foreign exhibit. It features three cinema halls a Soviet restaurant and dance groups with gymnasts including Olga Korbut Ludmila Tourischeva.
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