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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1973
Page
1
Nixon plans major energy cabinet shakeup and new energy office
President Nixon moves to create a Federal Energy Administration headed by William E. Simon who will also remain Deputy Secretary of the Treasury. Simon will gain cabinet rank as Counselor to the President, signaling a senior energy policy role. John A. Love becomes director of a new Energy Policy Office while losing coordination duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Tne
Nixon
Federal Energy Administration
William E. Simon
Wall Street
Simon
John A. Love
Colorado
Lave
Nixon to leave San Clemente estate to public
Washington AP reports President Nixon and his wife plan to donate their California estate valued around 500000 to the U.S. government after their deaths. Lawyers prepare estate plans to keep the villa and six surrounding acres free and clear for public use, with possible transfer via will or other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
San Clemente, Calif
U.S
Associated Press
California
Certai
Oceanside
Gources
Egypt Urges U S and Soviet Pressure to Break MidEast Talks
Egypt asked the United States and the Soviet Union to press Israel to withdraw to the Oct. 22 cease fire lines and to resume talks. Cairo disclosed Egypt would not return to Cairo-Suez road talks until Israeli obstructions ended. Talks stalled after Kissinger cease-fire accord. Egypt warned Geneva conference attendance depends on withdrawal. Israeli and Syrian fire incidents reported along multiple fronts with casualties denied by Egypt and observers. Palestinian guerrillas claimed casualties against Israeli forces in Zarit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times News Service
Associated Press
Mideast
New York Times
Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Cairo - Suez
Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Suez Canal
Senate fails to lift debt limit as government nears overrun
Washington CAP Meeting lasts under two hours as the Senate fails to break the impasse over the $63 billion overage beyond the legal limit. A Sunday session is scheduled, the first in 112 years, to address the debt ceiling stalemate and avert a financial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House group eyes impeachment over serious misconduct
The House Judiciary Committee plans to consider impeachment if Nixon's conduct breaches public trust. A New York Times survey of 32 members finds a broad view that impeachable offenses may not require criminality. The panel aims for a top objective chief counsel and clear rules before resuming after Christmas. House actions hinge on January return and potential Watergate transcripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times News Service
Associated Press
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
New York Times
House
Senate
Peter W. Rodine Jr
New Jersey
Committee
Rodina
Congress
Gas stations rush to fill tanks before Sunday closures
An Associated Press survey shows three quarters of stations plan Sunday closures amid fuel shortages. Gas prices rose overnight at Shell ARCO and Sunoco outlets while motorists stocked up on Saturday, with some limiting purchases to 30 gallons. In Georgia and Miami many stations ran dry or faced long lines as operators cited support for the President's call or shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ed Howard
Exxon
Decatur
Miami
Nixon “Requés
Georgia
Mobley
South
Heart
Doc Bruner
Texaco
Atlanta
Shell
Atlantic Richfield
Sunoco
Ishmael Green
Memphis
Jerry Swinford
Boston
Arlington
Mass
E. Howard
Safety concerns block Nixon 50 mph highway plan
The Chicago Motor Club opposes Nixon proposed 50 mph car limits and 55 mph truck limits, arguing they raise traffic accidents and highway deaths. President Gerald W. Cavanaugh cites longer stopping distances for heavy vehicles, riskier passing, and higher rear end collision rates, urging Congress to balance energy needs with safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
Nixon
American Automobile Association
Gerald W. Cavanaugh
Savanaugh
Cavanaugh
Congress
Argentina GM to sell Cuba trucks
General Motors Argentina announced it agreed last month to sell vehicles to Cuba. The statement responded to Argentine newspaper charges that GM and other American firms would not sell to Cuba amid U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Motors
Cuba
U.S
Holiday Homes Tour and Salukis Opener Loss
Salukis lose first cage opener in 10 years Ré-74 at Michigan as SIU football coach Doug Weaver looks to future. Holiday Home Tour set for Dec 9 in Carbondale with Kat hie Pratt and Jack Griggs photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Kathie Pratt
Jack Griggs
Bruce Richmond
Murphysboro
Tony Stevens
RTA
Nixon
Salukis
Michigan
Doug Weaver
SIU
Peebles
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