House votes to ban busing for fuel saving
In Washington the House voted 221 to 192 to ban allocations of scarce fuels for transporting children beyond the nearest public school. The amendment, pushed by Rep. Dingell, could save about 78 million gallons of gasoline yearly but faces Senate doubt and potential conference negotiation.
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Senate
Federal Energy Office
William E. Si
Jmon
Simon
Great Britain
Edward Heath
Heath
American Airlines
John D. Dingell
D-Midh
Dingell
Bella S. Abzug
D-N.y
Congress
Europeans Meet to Hear Economic Plans
In Copenhagen the Common Market leaders adopt a declaration of European unity and discuss oil shortages threatening economies. Arab ministers seek support. Kissinger proposes an Energy Action Group with the US and Canada. Unemployment could rise to four million across the nine nations.
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Denmark
Western
Europe
Israel
Western Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
London
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United States
Canada
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Ireland
United States of America
Oldest snake on record lived 21 years in Switzerland
The oldest snake ever documented was a female anaconda that lived to 21 years in Switzerland.
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Switzerland
Citizen Group To Advise VCPL Board
A Citizens Advisory Committee for the main library building program will be appointed at the Vigo County Library Board meeting at 8 p m Monday at the Southland Branch Library. Old business includes bonding counsel attorney report and field examiners report from the State Board of Accounts. New business covers a media mobile project evaluation report slide presentation budget transfer authorization and sick leave staff manual revision.
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Vigo County Library Board
Southland
State Board of Accounts
FAA Assistant Tower Chief Appointed at Hulman Field
Kenneth J. Knight has been named assistant tower chief at the FAA Hulman Field control tower. The Alabama native reported for duty after a promotion from air traffic control specialist, previously serving at Tri City Airport in Saginaw Michigan. Knight, a 1963 FAA entrant, lives near Riley with his wife and three children.
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Hulman Field
Kenneth J. Knight
Alabama
James Edds
Tri City
Saginaw
Mich
Knight
Edds
Algonac High School
Michigan
Air Force
Priests Keep Celibacy Vows Says Loyola Psychologist
The Rev. Eugene Kennedy of Loyola University Chicago says American priests largely adhere to celibacy and handle relationships with integrity. His statements respond to a Newsweek piece claiming many priests pursue a third lifestyle with women. Kennedy notes about half socialize with women, but mostly in groups. 10 percent date as couples, with younger clergy slightly more likely.
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Eugene C. Kennedy
Chicago
Loyola University
Newsweek Magazine
U.S
Thi
Kennedy
Chhurch
American Bishops
Washington, D.C
Information Office
U.S. Catholic Conference
Church Information Office
Father Kennedy
Newsweek
Kenneth Woodward
National Catholic News Service
Plaza North Hosts Madrigal to Aid Salvation Army
Plaza North Shopping Center invites families for a Saturday program with Louie Popejoy leading Bluegrass Fellowship and North Vigo High School Show Choir under Rex Magner. A free will offering supports the Salvation Army with balloon prize drawings at 3 p.m. and balloon releases nearby.
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Louie Popejoy
North Vigo High Schools
Rex Magner
North
Harry Hare
Plaza North Businessmen's Association
Alan Kaiser
Salvation Army
Goodyear
Hare
Terre Haute
Quentin Kennedy
Rescue on Camelback Ends With Narrow Escape
Arizona Mountaineering Club members hauled Thomas Schepp 19 and Jeff Berman 21 from Camelback Mountain after five hours stranded at night. Recruiters offered lessons, but Schepp quipped they planned to learn only how to get down.
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UPI
Thomas Schepp
Jeff Berman
Arizona Mountaineering Club
Schepp
Berman
Camelback Mountain
Lake Land College crowns 1973 Homecoming Queen
Pam Mc Cann daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl McCann of Monmouth was named 1973 Homecoming Queen at Lake Land College. First runner up was Marsha Weiss of Vandalia. Queen’s court included Linda Johnson Bloomington Betty Niebrugge Effingham and Denise Lamb Paris.
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Ill
Pam McCann
Earl McCann
Monmouth
Lake Land College
Marsha Weiss
Vandalia
Linda Johnson
Bloomington
Betty Niebrugge
Effingham
Denise Lamb
Paris
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