Nixon approves creation of a new federal energy agency
The White House plans to announce the formation of a federal energy administration headed by deputy treasury secretary William E. Simon. The move pools Interior energy offices and costs of living pricing under one agency with up to 3000 staff, while weighing possible oil and gasoline rationing amid shortages.
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Nixon
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Treasury
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Colorado
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Congress
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House
Ash
W Nixon
Fred Malek
Gasoline scramble prompts nationwide station curbs
Local and national reports describe a fuel shortage leading stations to voluntarily ban Sunday sales between 9 p m Saturday and 12 a m Sunday. An AP survey found most stations planned to comply, with many closing early due to shortages. John Lewis of the Kanawha Valley Gasoline Retailers Association likened the scene to wartime rationing.
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Kanawha Valley Gasoline Retailers Association
Nixon
Associated Press
Ben Gurion Dies at 87 After Stroke in Israel
Tel Aviv reports the death of David Ben Gurion 87 a stroke ends the life of Israel’s first premier who twice led the state. The Polish immigrant who chose the name son of a lion cub helped declare Israel and shaped its image to the world. He retired in 1970 living on a kibbutz and appeared last publicly at the 25th anniversary in a farmer hat.
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David Ben- Gurion
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Eader
Palestine
Charles de Gaulle
France
Winston Churchill
Britain
Leaders seek to revive Israel Egypt cease fire talks
Secretary of State Kissinger met with U N Secretary General Waldheim in a bid to restart suspended cease fire negotiations between Israel and Egypt. Egypt warned talks would be useless if Israel keeps forces along the Suez Canal amid resumed clashes on three fronts including Syria and Lebanon.
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U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Israel
Egypt
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Suez Canal
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Lebanon
Cairo
United States
Russia
Cairo-Suez
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Golda Meir
Senate fails to end debt limit impasse after Sunday session
Washington AP reports the Senate met for under two hours failing to break a debt ceiling stalemate tied to public campaign financing. A Sunday vote on cloture was set, with 63 billion over the limit and no decisive action before House adjournment.
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D-Ala
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
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GOP
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Treasury
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Ashland Oil Raises Heating Oil Prices Across Markets
Ashland Oil Inc announced price increases of 5 to 10 percent for home heating oil. No. 2 fuel oil rose about 2.2 cents per gallon retail and 1.5 cents wholesale, with regional variation. Company cites rising crude costs and expects gas prices to rise as well. Shell, Atlantic Richfield and Sunoco also announced hikes.
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Ashland Oil, Inc
Robert McCowan
Ashland Oil
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Ashland
Shell
Atlantic Richfield
Sunoco
Miners open confab Monday under Miller at UMW convention
Pittsburgh begins the 46th international UMW convention with Arnold Miller set to address 1,800 delegates from the new regime aiming to cut costs, decentralize power, and organize 25 000 to 30 000 non union miners while reshaping committees and headquarters plans.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
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Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel
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Miners For Democracy
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Tony” Boyle
UMW
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Edgar N. James
Mike Trbovich
International Union
Denver
James
Washington
West Virginia
Denny Scafford
District 31
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