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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1973

Page

8

Gulf Oil Unit Pleads Guilty In Nixon Campaign Donations

Washington (UPI) Gulf Oil Corp and VP Claude C. Wild Jr pleaded guilty to making a 100000 illegal contribution to the 1972 Nixon campaign and 15000 to Democratic hopefuls. Judge Hart fined Gulf 5000 and Wild 1000. The case links to Watergate prosecutions of corporate campaign contributions and notes similar admissions by other firms including Braniff and Goodyear.

Hart Wild Gulf Watergate Leon Jaworski Nixon, Contribution, and Company Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Sen. Henry M. Jackson D.wash Jaworski Shatanati Bete Boardeo Ashland Phillips, Petroleum

HEW Rejects Desegregation Plans as Inadequate

HEW announced rejection of desegregation plans for nine state college systems under court order. Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma Pennsylvania Virginia received notices. Maryland sent a partial plan awaiting full submission. Civil rights director Peter E. Holmes said plans were on track but still unacceptable and gave 90 days to improve.

Washington UPI Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Office For Civil Rights Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland Peter E. Holmes Holmes

Britain declares national emergency and gasoline rationing

The British government declares an emergency and warns of gasoline rationing in days. Gasoline ration books are stockpiled and expected at post offices, with rationing to begin after a three phase plan. The first phase cuts power and fuel use by government departments and nationalized industries by ten percent and asks the public to voluntary reductions.

London UPI Britain Middle East

Utah suspends nearly 20000 dormant shell corporations

Utah Secretary of State Clyde L. Miller announced the state will dissolve dormant corporations that fail to pay franchise taxes within a year under a 1973 registration act. The list includes about 19 900 firms, some dormant since turn of the century, revealing the shell capital label and addressing abuses by stock manipulators and sham cures.

Salt Lake City UPI Utah Clyde L. Miller Miller Shell David L. Wilkinson Secretary of State Harvard Hinton

Shipbuilder executive testifies on 1972 Nixon contributions

A Cleveland American Shipbuilding executive testified before the Watergate Committee that he and eight colleagues were paid 1972 bonuses by the company and ordered to turn part into Nixon campaign contributions. He described a $5000 bonus with a $3000 check to the Committee for the Re-Election of the President and a $700 cash share. He said he later told the FBI the truth to the Watergate grand jury and that $100,000 in checks went to Kalmbach, Nixon's lawyer, while Kalmbach denied illegal acts.

Washington UPI Cleveland Shipbuilding Senate ‘Watergate Committee Matthew. E. .Clark Jr American Shipbuilding, Co Robert, E Bartlome The Company Clark FBI Watergate Grand Jury Senate Committee Cleveland George M. Steinbrenner American Shipbuilding Nixon Herbert W. Kalmbach Kalmbach

Senate Approves Alaska Pipeline Right of Way

The Senate granted final approval to a 789 mile Alaska North Slope pipeline project authorizing a government land right of way. The measure moves to President Nixon who faces a potential veto from the administration while Sen. Henry M. Jackson warns of delay if blocked.

Washington UPI Senate Alaska Nixon Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Jackson House

Judge Vacates FIC Octane Posting Order

UPI reports a federal judge vacated an order blocking the FTC from requiring octane ratings on gasoline pumps. The court initially said the FTC lacked authority, but appeals court upheld the agency. Refiners challenge to Supreme Court. Robinson vacated the ruling to allow the proposal to proceed.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC National Petroleum Refiners Association U.S Aubrey E. Robinson Jr Supreme Court Robinson

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