Gas and oil hearings set for potential mandatory plan
Washington AP The Nixon administration will hold public hearings in about two weeks to decide if its voluntary oil and gasoline allocation plan should become mandatory amid summer supply tightness. Deputy Treasury Secretary William Simon said hearings will test need for a mandatory system while a mixed approach may emerge, keeping the core voluntary portion intact.
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First woman in Congress Jeanette Rankin dies at 92
Carmel California AP Jeanette Rankin the first woman elected to Congress died at her Carmel apartment at age 92 in failing health. A Republican from Montana she served in the House 1917 to 1919 and 1941 to 1943. She voted against entering World War I and against declaring war on Japan in World War II.
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GOP chairmen back Nixon in Watergate era stance
Republican state chairmen meeting with the RNC issued a policy statement affirming faith in President Nixon and the presidency while condemning Watergate as abhorrent. George Bush said the party is alive, clean, and not tainted by the scandal, with plans for 1974 elections and White House strategy discussion.
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