Nixon to announce voluntary system for allocations
The Nixon administration plans to announce within a week a voluntary scheme to allocate resources. Details remain unclear as officials prepare the framework and criteria for distribution amid mounting pressure and competing demands.
Oil plan eyes voluntary fuel allocation amid shortages
Officials draft a voluntary allocation plan to keep gasoline and diesel flowing to farmers, governments, and carriers while major refiners curb deliveries. The plan would urge uniform reductions and could extend import headroom to inland refiners as dirtier supply shortages mount nationwide.
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Middle West
Cost of Living Council
William E. Simon
the Treasury
Congress
Illinois House approves state lottery bill for education
The Illinois House passed a state lottery bill 112 to 56 to fund elementary and secondary education. Southern Illinois supporters included C. L. McCormick of Vienna Clyde Choate of Anna and Richard Hart of Benton, while Norbert Springer of Chester Ralph Dunn of Du Quoin and James Holloway of Sparta voted no.
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Illinois House
Illinois
C. L. McCormick
Rvienna
Clyde Choate
D-Anna
Richard Hart
D-Benton
Southern Illinois
Norbert Springer
R-Chester
Ralph Dunn
R-Du Quoin
James Holloway
Sparta
Washington ad draws hundreds of calls to White House number
An ad offering administrative staff jobs with a White House number prompted hundreds of calls to the 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue switchboard. The ad, in The Washington Post, appeared to be a practical joke as the President was in Florida.
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White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Post
Florida
Steady Lebanese air raids press Gaza guerrillas near Beirut airport
Lebanese air force jets kept up a steady attack on Palestinian guerrilla positions near Beirut airport as leaders tried to halt fighting that flared Monday night. Arafat and Franjieh reportedly agreed to a one hour cease fire to allow control measures but heavy gunfire continued. The airport was closed due to shell damage and Premier Hafez offered resignation after 19 days in office.
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Beirut
Suleiman Franjieh
Yasir Arafat
Arafat
Middle East
Amin Hafez
Franjieh
Spillway Drive Question Sparks Safety Talk
Car owners including Mrs. Clark asked officials if it would be safe to drive through the spillway area after the reported spill. Authorities cautioned drivers to avoid the spillway until it is inspected and secured.
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du Quoin City
Harris poll shows Nixon credibility loss limits effectiveness
A Louis Harris survey of 892 adults conducted May 1–3 finds 77 percent say Nixon should resign, while 54 percent believe credibility loss will hinder his effectiveness. A strong 78 percent want an independent investigation into Watergate, and 59 percent think Nixon still has most of his second term ahead.
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Nixon
U. S
Elliot Richardson
White House
Rt. 13 widening tops priority in Carbondale area plan
James Newton District 9 Highway Engineer told Carbondale Murphysboro and Herrin chamber groups that Rt 13 will be widened to four lanes as the first step in a Carbondale to St. Louis corridor project. He said right of way is secured and completion may occur in about four years alongside I 64. He noted funds for the broader supplemental freeway were reduced after a bond issue was ruled unconstitutional and a new plan would cost about four billion to finish.
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Mlinoisan Rt. 13
Carbondale
Murphysboro
St. Louis
James Newton
District 9
Newton
Chambers of Commerce
Herrin
Daniel Walker
Walker
Harrisburg
East St. Louis
Rt. 127
Pinckneyville
Nashville
Watergate hearings set to begin May 17 with Dean subpoena
Senate Watergate committee will open hearings May 17 and subpoena John W. Dean III with possible limited immunity. Four Miami defendants and two others tied to the break in are named as initial witnesses, with later sessions planned through May 24 and a Memorial Day break.
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Washington Star-News
Associated Press
Washington
Sam J. Ervin
D-N. C
White House
John W. Dean III
Ervin
Dean
Senate
Miami
Watergate Building
Democratic National Committee
James McCord Jr
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Senate Investigating Committee
Watergate Grand Jury
Senate Committee
Illinois security facility taps Dr Terry Brelje as chief
Dr Terry Brelje, 35 of Carbonale, is named superintendent of the Illinois Security Hospital at Chester and will assume duties Monday. He has led the penitentiary psychiatric division at Menard since July 1970 and previously headed the hospital in 1969. An official state announcement was not yet issued.
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Terry Brelje
Carbondale
Illinois Security Hospital
Chester
Menard Penitentiary
Brelje
Bert Rednour
Vernon J. Ufferman
Randolph County
State Dept. of Mental Health
Ivan Pavkovic
Alton
Department of Mental Health
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