Oil talks collapse threatens supply in Middle East crisis
Tehran Iran AP reports OPEC members accuse a four person delegation of price and tax demands collapsing talks. Iran Finance Minister Hamshid Amuzegar says OPEC will decide course of action next Tuesday. No date set for further talks.
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Market holds firm to gains on Nixon energy push
The New York market opened higher and held gains with the Dow up 6.98 to 844.19 on active NYSE trading as investors priced in Nixon administration moves to liberalize tax writeoffs for capital spending and equipment. Trading volume reached 17.82 million shares.
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Alaska pipeline gains backing amid environmental concerns
The Interior Department released an environmental impact statement supporting an 800 mile Alaska oil pipeline. It says construction would cause unavoidable environmental damage but is justified to meet national oil needs. The draft report awaits public hearings next month and could change.
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Freezing Rain Hits Ohio Sparks Fatal Ice Fall
A freezing rain event swept parts of Ohio causing hundreds of minor accidents and one death. Dorothy Gibbs, 50, of Dayton, died after slipping on ice and falling 12 to 15 feet from stairs near her apartment above a cafe. Columbus and Dayton issued travel warnings as ice coated roads and the fuel tanker wreck near Town Street complicated traffic.
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Bus plunges from icy bank near Newcomerstown Ohio
A Greyhound bus skidded on an icy highway, slid over a bank on Ohio 821 eight miles south of Newcomerstown. Several people were injured, with at least three ambulances dispatched and more called. Police chief John Sawyer described many injuries as the scene remained hazardous after freezing rain.
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Prisoners to Fly as Ransom for Swiss Ambassador
Seventy prisoners were to be flown to political asylum in Chile today as ransom for the kidnaped Swiss ambassador Giovanni Bucher. They were gathered from jails nationwide and held at a military airport near Rio with a Varig Airlines Boeing 707 ready to transport them out of Brazil.
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OU President seeks binding arbitration amid campus pay dispute
Ohio University President Claude Sowle urged Gov. Gilligan to impose binding arbitration in a pay dispute with 900 non academic workers represented by Local 1699 of AFSCME. A strike vote looms, risking campus shutdown as in 1967. Sowle warned of dire consequences for students, staff, and local economies. He called for Columbus to enact emergency laws to avert such crises.
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Antiwar priest among six indicted in Kissinger kidnapping plot
Federal grand jury in Harrisburg indicts Rev. Phillip Berrigan and five others in a scheme to blow heat tunnels in federal buildings and kidnap Henry Kissinger. The plot aimed to pressure U S bombing in Southeast Asia and release political prisoners, with Washingtons Birthday set for the explosions.
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Nixon Eyes Steel Import Hike To Check Bethlehem
Nixon signals a move to curb Bethlehem Steel by expanding steel imports from Japan and Western Europe. Labor officials report December wholesale prices unchanged while 1970 food and raw material costs rose 2.3 percent, the smallest in 24 years. Romney lowers FHA and VA mortgage rate to 7 percent to spur lending. Economists note a policy thaw on wage and price restraint as Nixon faces industry pressure.
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LCCC Senate Rejects Emotional Lerner Resignation Protest
Lorain County Community College student senate refused to join an unofficial Action Committee protesting the resignation of Dr. Max J. Lerner. The vote aimed to protect the senate’s new Student Voice and Vote committee and its broader accreditation goals. The group walked out, while the senate considered seeking information from a North Central accreditation team before acting. The senate also moved to explore student participation in screening candidates for a new president.
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