One Woman Campaign Supports President Nixon from Olney
Dolores Smith of Olney Maryland runs a personal committee to back President Nixon gathering thousands of letters and support from 42 states and Puerto Rico. She averages 50 to 75 letters daily and has started a room with a Nixon portrait and flag to sort them.
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Equity Funding scandal grows larger and more opaque
Bankruptcy trustee Robert M. Loeffler says the Equity Funding Corp of America case involves a trillion dollar scale of fraud and hundreds of millions in debt. He notes profits were never real and the firm’s books are a murky mess making full details hard to ascertain.
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Oil crisis blamed on security moves in 1950s policy
Sen. Frank Church says 54 secret documents show 1950s national security decisions shaped the oil market for decades. He alleges antitrust efforts against Western oil cartels were dropped to support actions in Iran and deter Soviet influence, forming U S energy policy for 20 years.
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Kissinger Faces Mixed Reception At Inter American Conference
UPI reports in Mexico City Kissinger’s role as a potential breakthrough figure draws cautious praise from Latin American nations embroiled by border disputes and national interests. Delegations demand their own voice and detail as energy policy and world affairs receive uneven attention.
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Arizona Motor Vehicle Accidents Fall Amid Gas Shortage
Arizona motor vehicle crashes dropped 34 percent in January to 5 736 from 7 675 a year earlier as lower speeds and gas shortages reduce travel. Bicycle accidents rose about 300 percent in five years, with 979 cases in 1972 and rising trends expected in 1973.
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