Nixon Signs Flood Disaster Protection Act Amid Stockpile Sale
President Nixon endorses rapid sale of 900 million dollars in defense metals from the national stockpile and signs related flood disaster protection legislation. Kissinger reports from California on the peace conference as Nixon plans the State of the Union during a lengthy Western White House stay.
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Uganda President raises fund to aid Britain in energy crisis
Idi Amin started a special fund in Kampala to save former colonial masters from economic catastrophe. He raised $6,000 at Kampala Hill where the British flag was once flown in 1890 by Capt. Frederick Lugard. Britain begins a three day work week amid severe energy shortages.
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Gasoline Demand Strains Stations as New Year Arrives
Demand for fuel over the weekend emptied pumps at many stations with new supplies delayed until midweek. Officials report uncertain scope of price hikes, while IRS actions spark headlines in Chicago and Philadelphia. Dixy Lee Ray warns energy independence may stretch to 1985 as Arizona and Oregon allocate January fuel early. An Energy Users Council announces its formation to brief industry on policies.
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Three Day Weekend Started in Britain Over Coal Shortfall
Britain began a three day work week to conserve limited coal for electricity. About 15 million of 24 million workers face reduced hours as firms adapt schedules, with operations cut to three days weekly unless self powered.
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New Year’s Eve in Indianapolis Becomes Union Station Gala
About 3,000 guests will attend a New Year’s Eve gala at Union Station Indianapolis with tickets at 18.75 per couple benefiting the Jaycees civic fund. The 18‑piece band will play as attendees watch Notre Dame vs Alabama on a TV chamber. Proceeds from past years approached 10,000 for the foundation.
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Northside Home Burglary Probed
City police continued the investigation of a Saturday burglary at Frederick Lawhorns home 2311 4th Ave. Robbers stole more than 900 dollars in cash and goods including 500 dollars in tens and twenties, a 125 dollar insurance check, a woman's wristwatch, and 200 dollars worth of meats from a basement freezer. Entry was gained through a back door while Lawhorn was away.
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