Oil minister warns showdown with producers would end in disaster
Saudi oil minister Sheikh Ahmed Yamani warned that any attempt by oil consumers to force a clash with producers would end in disaster. The energy crunch deepened in Holland with four gallons a week rationing and in Greece where premium gasoline rose to 2.10 dollars a gallon. A Western world record noted as markets react to the crisis.
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Saudi Arabian
Ahmed Yamani
Holland
Greece
Yamani urges avoiding bloc that could trigger world disaster
At a Rome news conference Yuani warned against forming a consuming nations bloc that could confront producers. He and Algeria’s Belaid Abdessala pressed Arab demands for Israel’s 1967 war withdrawals and hinted Italy may back them for oil stability. Venezuela planned another price rise despite OPEC freeze.
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Algeria
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Graham discusses Watergate anxiety at Arizona award ceremony
Katharine Graham, chair of the Washington Post, admits moments of anxiety when the White House denied early Watergate revelations. She spoke in Scottsdale at the John Peter Zenger Freedom of the Press Award ceremony about newsroom naivete, government counterattacks, and the enduring impact of Watergate on American history.
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Scottsdale
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Ron Ziegler
Weekend Sky Lets Sun Shine With Warmer Highs
Forecast calls for variable high cloudiness with mostly sunny skies today and Sunday. Temperatures rise from the low 60s today to mid 60s Sunday. Lows settle in the low 40s tonight.
Court freezes Phoenix gas coupon plan at two stations
U S district judge orders temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against Fred Warrick and Williamson over mandatory ten dollar coupons for gas. The government seeks civic penalties. coupons may be honored through Jan 31 as case proceeds. Loss says aim is to stop the practice, not ruin small businessmen.
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Camelback Roads
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Justice Department
Cartoon seizure over Salt Lake Tribune editorial plate
Secret Service agents confiscated the Tribune editorial page printing plate on Friday after it carried a Conrad cartoon depicting three one dollar bills linked together. The caption read Administration's Gasoline Ration Stamps and the image appeared to be made from a photograph of actual currency.
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SCC dean denies PE charges amid student protest at SCC
Scottsdale Community College executive dean Ray Cattani denied claims that PE is required and that the department receives special favors. Student Richard Lang alleged posters hid the change, but Cattani noted the district dropped PE as a requirement last November and that the handbook was not updated since. He defended class sizes and staff roles, stating PE uses a half time clerk and part time publicity director, while overall two semester hours of PE or recreation remain required for AA degree.
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Stolen Jewelry Recovered In Cave Creek Raid
A 12 member force raided a Cave Creek residence and recovered about $20,000 in turquoise jewelry and Indian rugs as part of an operation to arrest Rodger Wayne Sanders on heroin sale charges. Deputies and officers seized heroin and other narcotics, and a 17 year old girl was turned to juvenile authorities. Sanders posted 2 000 bond on the drug charge.
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Phoenix
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Cave Creed Rd
Scottsdale
Skylab 3 Photographs Track Desert and Ocean Shifts
Houston reports Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue logged their 25th earth studies sweep. The pass scanned a western corridor of four passes this week, broadening coverage of the eastern U.S. Mexico and Central America with cameras and heat sensors.
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Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
U.S
Mexico
Central America
Tunisia and Libya plan merger into Islamic Arab Republic
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba and Libyan Leader Col. Moammer Khadafy announced plans for a merged state to be approved in a referendum held January 18 in both countries. The new union would have a single army, constitution and national flag.
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Habib Bourguiba
Moammer Khadafy
Radio Tunis
Islamic Arab Republic
Toilet paper rationing hits East Coast markets
Scott Paper Co the nation’s largest toilet paper maker has begun rationing its products in major East Coast markets including Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington D C The company markets Soft Ware Waldorf and Scot-Tissue and called the move temporary and not yet fully defined
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Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Kissinger Lands in Israel to Pursue Suez Disengagement
U S Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger arrived in Tel Aviv for the second phase of his Middle East tour. He came directly from Aswan in southern Egypt where he held two rounds of talks with President Anwar Sadat.
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Middle East
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Aswan
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Belfast Catholic Homes Burned in Sectarian Attacks
Fires damaged two Catholic homes and two shops after Molotov cocktails were thrown by suspected Protestant extremists in a Belfast suburb. Police said the incidents occurred Friday night and early today as violence flared between militant Protestant and Catholic groups.
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Northern Ireland
Gas siphoners warned by City Magistrate Boyle
City Magistrate Edward Boyle vowed jail sentences for all gas siphoning offenders amid a fuel shortage. He said siphoning is petty theft with up to six months in jail or a 300 dollar fine and noted two 18 year olds received jail terms as first offenders. Scottsdale police report a sharp rise in incidents.
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