White House mulls Sunday gasoline gate closures
Washington officials propose curtailing Sunday driving to save fuel. John A. Love says closing filling stations on Sundays could be announced, while Charles DiBona notes a Sunday driving ban is possible and may allow church access. Aimed savings reach 660000 barrels daily with partial exemptions.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John A. Love
Charles DiBona
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
DiBona
Love
Senate
Sunday Driving Might Be Slowed
A rapid sequence of developments led Mayor William J. Brighton to learn Hulman Field will not halt operations in December. Shell Oil Co. will guarantee fuel until year end as fuel becomes emergency at the airport. Brighton urged fuel-saving city measures and bus use as a plan to cope with limited allocations from Gulf Oil and national shortages.
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Birch Bayh
Vance Hartke
Brighton
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Department of the Interior
Shell Oil Co
Vercon Airlines
Reid Airways
Vercoa
Chicago
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Vercon
Reid
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Terre Haute
Terre
House
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Europe
Pentagon
James R. Schlesinger
F.T. Klassen
Energy Leaders to Address Energy Crisis Press Conference
Chairman Robert Morris and Congressman John Myers will hold a joint press conference Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the State Room of Indiana State University's Tirey Memorial Union Building South. The public session ends by 12:30 p.m. and aims to answer questions on the energy crisis.
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Robert Morris
John Myers
Indiana State University
Tirey Memorial Union
Elk’s Lodge
Terre Haute Area
Morris
Purdue University At Lafayette
Indiana
Romania
Terre Haute
Plaza North
Robert Baur
RR 31
John Marmureanu
St. Andrew’s Orthodox Church
Marmureanu
M. T. Jackson
Harry Hare
Woolco
Plaza North Tenants Association
Baur
Alan Kaiser
House of Photography
Vigo County Library consultant questions size plan
Vigo County Public Library consultant doubts the proposed 54 735 square feet may not accommodate 20 year population growth. He compares space allocations with typical facilities and urges study of population trends before finalizing size.
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Vcpl Board of Trustees
Vigo County
Edward N. Howard
Chicago
van Handel
Wiley High School
7Th
Walnut Streets
Senate Rules Committee Approves Ford Nomination
The Senate Rules committee voted unanimously to approve Gerald R. Ford as vice president. The nomination moves to the Senate floor for a vote next week with a final Senate decision planned the following week. The committee chairman said the nomination will be reported to the Senate Monday for a roll call vote Tuesday.
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Senate Rules Committee
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Senate
Acuse
Howard W. Cannon
D-Ney
Rules
Cannon
FBI
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Marlow Cook
R-Ky
Linda Peterson Receives Outstanding Heroism Award
Linda Peterson, a shy high school senior, is honored by Wayne Newton American Legion Post 346 for rescuing a 9 year old neighbor from drowning. The convocation at South Vigo High School cites her courage as exemplary.
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Wayne Newton American Legion Post
South Vigo High School
Joe Bilyou
American Legion Post
Linda
GAA
Forum
Deward Peterson
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Marshall Baring
Ford
Deefield
Senate
Terre Haute Area Weather Forecast Update
National Weather Service reports showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday with 40 percent chances. Lows tonight 44 to 48, highs Wednesday mid 60s to low 70s, then mostly sunny and cooler Friday and a chance of rain Saturday with highs in the 60s. Portions of Indiana remain cloudy and cool through Saturday with variable temperatures. Dirt-dust count shows 108 micrograms per cubic meter, higher than 1972 average. Sun times listed and thermometer readings provided.
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Terre Haute
Portlinois
Short Session Opens as Indiana Legislature Begins
The 98th Indiana General Assembly convened for a one day organizational session in Indianapolis. The House started actions while the Senate adjourned after a brief opening ceremony. Gov Bowen sent two veto messages but no action followed. Representatives filed 44 bills and one resolution focusing on lotteries and pari mutuel betting. Reps Stoughton and Mahoney were sworn in to fill vacancies amid legal challenges. The House sustained Bowen veto on a wiretap bill but failed to override 12-84. Leaders target Valentine’s Day adjournment with 30 session days allowed.
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98Th
Indiana General Assembly
House
Senate
Otis R. Bowen
Kermit 0. Burrows
Burrous
Indiana
Stephen H. Stoughton
Donnabelle Mahoney
Hammond
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Indiana Supreme Court
John M. Suv
R-Monticello
Mahoney
John
Indiana Legislators See Unproductive 1974 Session
Indiana lawmakers predict a limited 30 day session with few outcomes. Senators Tipton and Rep. Ennis cite 50 mph speed limit and EMS as key issues while Rep. Kearns expects likely minimal action and notes a campaign reform bill may surface.
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Indianapolis
Wabash Valley
Elden C. Tipton
Jasonville
John Ennis
Rterre Haute
the Tribune
Ennis
See Your News Quiz On Page Seven
A brief reference notes a consumer trivia feature titled See Your News Quiz appearing on page seven. It previews questions and prompts readers to test their knowledge, inviting participation and engagement with the newspaper’s highlighted puzzle content.
The Country Parson Quotation on Self Critique
The note comments that people tend to judge others more harshly than themselves about whom they know well. It reflects a common social observation in a concise prosaic line.
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Vige County Teachers Association
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