Proposals Bring Varied Reactions
Local service station owners fuel oil dealers and others affected by President Nixon energy saving proposals express mixed reactions to his Sunday address. Most area fuel service businesses doubt allocation cuts will curb services while others await more government and supplier details. The public leans toward reduced speeds and Sunday gasoline closures easing shortages, though a few call it a hoax.
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Many Owners Skeptical Of Sunday Gas Closings
Gas station owners react to President Nixon energy plan with mixed views. Most say they will voluntarily close on Sundays to conserve fuel, but many fear income losses and question the impact. Some managers expect small savings while others warn of harming marginal stations.
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Nixon Orders Cuts In Fuel Deliveries
President Nixon announced 15 percent cuts in gasoline and home heating oil deliveries to curb a looming energy shortage. The plan includes weekend gasoline bans, reductions for jet fuel to airlines, and a 10 to 25 percent cut across industries commercial buildings and residential heating, with further measures possible after legislative authority.
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Fiery Crash Kills Two in Sullivan County
A Chicago man and his wife, Francis Kuich and Clara Kuich, were killed when their car parked on the new U S 41 by pass was struck by a tractor trailer. The blaze followed the collision and both bodies were burned beyond recognition.
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Clara Kuich
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Barnie J. Hill
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Alan Hill
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Comet Kohoutek Set for Central Indiana View
The Indianapolis Astronomical Society notes Kohoutek will be very bright and visible over central Indiana early Friday. Viewers should look east-southeast about two hours before dawn and west-southwest at sunset from Butler University’s Holcomb Observatory. The comet’s next close approach is 75,000 years away.
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Lawyers Returning To Explain Tapes
Washington AP reports White House lawyers return to federal court to explain an 18 minute erased tape segment involving Nixon and Haldeman. Judge Sirica set today's hearing after notes of an audible tone erased part of the conversation.
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First Book Published in New World: Doctrina Cristiana 1539
The earliest New World publication is Doctrina Cristiana en lengua Mexicana y Castellana, a Christian doctrine book issued in Mexico City in 1539. It presents doctrinal content in both Mexican and Castilian languages, marking a foundational literary milestone.
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Lengua Mexicana Y Castellana
Mexico City
New Greek Rulers Purge Ranks After Ouster
In Athens the new military rulers removed most tanks and troops from the capital and began removing pictures of ousted President George Papadopoulos. Ousted strongman under house arrest near Athens. Lt Gen Phaedon Gizikis freed three exiled politicians and rejected a return to parliamentary government, citing danger of electoral chaos.
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Weather summary for Indiana Illinois and Hillwotis region
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers tonight. Partly cloudy and mild Tuesday with lows in the 40s and highs in the upper 50s. Indiana: showers possible, temps low 40s tonight, highs upper 50s Tuesday. Illinois: tonight mostly cloudy with a 30 percent rain chance, cooler Tuesday. Extended outlook shows rain possible Wednesday and Thursday, then clearing Friday.
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Nixon proposes energy steps including Sunday gas ban
President Nixon outlined a plan to curb the energy crisis with a voluntary to mandatory Sunday gas ban, wholesale and retail allocation for gas, heating oil cuts, and a possible 55 mph truck and bus limit. He also seeks authority for a 9 pm to 12:01 am Sunday gas ban and lights restrictions once Congress acts.
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