Oil field blaze in Saudi Arabia prompts production pause
An oil pipeline explosion near Abqaiq, Dhahran, sparked a major fire at Saudi Arabian fields. Arabian American Oil Co president Frank Jungers said the fire is nearly out and exports would fall temporarily but not cause a long term production loss. Ghawar field output and Ras Tanura flow were affected, with estimates varying on reduced shipment, while industry sources warned of potential daily losses up to 6 million barrels.
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Tonry Faces Federal Charges Over Election Fixing
New Orleans AP reports Democrat Richard Tonry, who left Congress last week, was indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiracy to obstruct justice and other counts tied to alleged election fixing. Co-defendant John Mumphrey faces similar charges. The indictment cites alleged illegal contributions and promised federal jobs for political purposes amid claims of over 400 illegal votes in the runoff.
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Farrah Fawcett Pictures Spark Political Embarrassment in Michigan
Gov William Milliken faced political trouble after a Farrah Fawcett Majors image appeared in paint by numbers kits given to students in a northern Lower Peninsula town. An aide said the governor would not present such material, and officials decided to keep horse posters while removing the Farrah pictures. Karen Buckel offered to review with the school board before distributing materials, and the posters were returned.
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Turnover Shop Clearance Sale Ad at Wayside Ave
Local ad announces daily clearance sale at Turnover Shop on Wayside Avenue offering air conditioning and electric appliances. Summer closing set for Saturday May 28, with last service by Louis Whittington Hectric. Dial 9 for the listing and details.
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Nixon claims sole control of foreign policy in TV interview
In a taped British TV interview Nixon downplays Kissinger’s role and asserts he faced down the Russians and directed support for Israel during the Yom Kippur era. He recalls pressuring Israel to spare the Egyptian third army and describes advising Kissinger and officials while highlighting global diplomacy under his presidency.
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Geothermal research eyes New York City power potential
Scientists at Los Alamos and other New Mexico sites study hot dry rock geothermal energy to tap heat from underground rock for electricity. The plan uses two deep holes to circulate water through fractured granite reaching about 400 degrees. Demonstration seeks 10 to 20 megawatts for a year, with expansion to 100 megawatts possible.
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Shapp Ordered to Repay Nearly 200000 in Matching Funds
Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp faces repayment of about $299,066 in federal matching funds linked to campaign fundraising irregularities. The FEC, in a 5-2 vote, ruled he is personally responsible. Shapp and campaign aides vow to contest the decision as the agency notes illegal funneling via intermediaries across several states.
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Nixon tree dies in Cincinnati President's Grove loss
In Cincinnati the bald Cypress planted after Richard Nixon’s 1968 visit died from frost cracks after a severe winter. Parks director Fred Payne said the three cracked trunk tree in Eden Park’s President's Grove is dead. Nixon requested the grove be established in Eden Park in 1882.
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Richard Nixon
Fred Payne
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Pa Lottery Numbers Tie to Grove Deaths in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh report notes Thursday's lottery number linked to Cypress trees in Payne's office. Three other trees in the same grove died, reportedly representing Presidents Roosevelt Arthur and McKinley. Details come from AP dispatches and local notices describing events and rates.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Chester Arthur
William McKinley
Maryland Lottery Draw Report Incomplete
A Maryland Numbers Games drawing result is partially readable showing the winning number as 3H but the full number sequence and draw details are missing from the fragment. The fragment suggests a Thursday night drawing reported by AP with limited data.
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