Heating oil crisis debates spark Senate action and industry push
In Washington, Senator Hibly and Rep. Jackson press for fuel allocations to reach New England homes and hospitals amid a looming heating oil shortage. Industry voices warn of tight supply. energy adviser Love predicts no major problems with normal weather and higher refinery output. In Canada exports to the U.S. are frozen at 1.2 million barrels daily, while suppliers in Ohio and Oklahoma project limited capacity and ongoing allocations. Mountain Fuel and Idaho suppliers express broad supply concerns and urge conservation measures.
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Jackson
D-Wash
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Ottawa
Ing
U.S
Standard of Ohio
Tulsa
Okla
Skelly Oil Co
Metsatiente
Jon
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Utah
Idaho
Gustaf VI Adolf Slips Slightly Toward Coma
King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden remains critically ill with a bleeding ulcer and pneumonia. Medical bulletin reports calm night but strength failing. doctors note the monarch's condition deteriorated with a third pneumonia attack in about three and a half weeks.
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Delay Seen In Pipeline Talks
Washington lawmakers report continued technical differences in rights of way for the Alaska pipeline after quick House and Senate conferee agreement. Sen. Henry M. Jackson and Rep. John Melcher say remaining issues could take a week to resolve, potentially delaying approval of the $1.3 billion 789‑mile pipeline to Valdez. The compromise keeps a clause limiting further court review on the right of way.
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Conference Committee
John“ Melcher
D-Mont
Valdez
Couple Takes Rabies Tests in Napa County Case
NICASIO Calif based on UPI report a husband and wife Eva Ghilotti and Mario tested for rabies after exposure to a rabid Arabian stallion Co Co at Mar Ghi Ranch. They undergo blood tests every three weeks and Eva endures Pasteur treatment side effects. The horse was destroyed May 20 after convulsions and a second horse later showed rabies.
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Calif
UPI
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Co-Co
Mitchell subpoena request for tapes sparks fight in NY case
Former Attorney General John Mitchell seeks tapes of conversations linked to his defence in a federal case. U S Attorney Edwards labels the move a broad fishing expedition and seeks to dismiss. Assistant U S Attorney Wing says White House asked to contest the subpoena while Judge Gagliardi weighs the matter.
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Thomas J. Edwards
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New’ York
U.S
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White House
Lee Gagliardi
Mitchell
Maurice Stans
Secretary of Commerce
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