Nixon urged to ration heating oil this winter
Interior Secretary Rogers Morton and John A. Love urged Nixon to ration heating oil by region, not for consumers, as energy shortages loom. They spoke at the Western Governors Conference noting plans for regional offices to handle hardship while denying wartime style consumer rationing. Morton touted developing coal and West oil reserves to cut imports, warning of real energy difficulties for years ahead.
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Bill Stall
Martan
Colorado
Lave
Bott
Love
Morton
Hoth
Middle East
United
John Love
Nixon
Rogers Morton
Gleneden Beach
Oregon
Shultz Sees U.S. Balance of Payments Surplus Next Year
U S Treasury Secretary George P Shultz forecast a four basic surplus in the U S balance of payments for next year the first in over a decade He said the U S trade balance should also show a surplus after years of deficit since 1971 Speaking at a IMF World Bank meeting he noted the need for a monetary reform and a ready international agreement by spring next year plus continued floating rates until reforms are in place He rejected move toward fixed rates and urged use of SDRs with caution for aid while underscoring U S opposition to doll ar based reserve changes He also discussed World Bank funding and currency stabilization ideas with other finance ministers
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Fred Coleman Nairoki
Kenya
U.S. Treasury
George P. Shultz
U.S
Shultz
Moretary Fund
World Bank
Shula
Mentors
Stills
Mntal
Shute
Shhultz
Ims
Johannes Willeveen
Netherlands
Taovg
United States
Wixon Administration
Congress
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Gahl
Japan
Klighi Aieni
Bil Aichi
Ta Bu Vovniey
Tree trimming dispute and delayed school uniforms
A reader complains about Potomac Elson Co cutting holes in tree limbs to shade power lines, claiming excessive pruning and tree damage. Another letter reports a delayed uniform order from Bruck's of Atlanta, with an explanation of a supplier delay and promise of shipment via UPS to the school address within two weeks.
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Potomac
Bruck’s
Brick’s
UPS
Old Album Delay Sparks Baltimore TV Complaint
In January a Baltimore TV station offered an album titled Leader of the Pack. The purchaser’s check was cashed but the records delayed. two weeks were promised with no explanation. Mrs. T. E. of Hagerstown seeks resolution as the wait continues.
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Baltimore
Mrs. T. E
Hagerstown
Nixon fights to keep tapes from Senate committee
President Nixon asks a federal judge to reject the Senate Watergate committee's bid for the White House tapes, arguing the president is answerable only to constitutional proceedings. The move accompanies Cox's separate suit. Nixon has refused to release tapes of conversations with aides and denies Dean's testimony about his knowledge.
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Nixon
Senate
Senate approves large hike in school lunch funding
The Senate voted 81 to 4 to boost federal support for the school lunch program by about 50 percent, approving a $414 million increase that would raise subsidies for breakfasts and milk. A 52 to 84 amendment proposed higher subsidies for all pupils, sparking discussion of a House-Senate compromise.
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Almington
Senate
Nixon
Atubert J. Memphrey
House
You’re Never Too Old To Hear Better Beltone Offer
A Beltone advertisement promises a free trial hearing aid designed for those with hearing loss. The filing touts a tiny operating model and free accessories, inviting readers to respond for a free demonstration with no obligation. The copy uses unclear wording and typographical errors but targets adults seeking improved hearing.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltane Electronics Corp
van Wo
Hopes Rise for Pension Reform Bill in Congress
Washington AP reports momentum grows for pension reform as Ways and Means plans to start private pension work next week tied to Senate action. The bill backs full vesting after 15 years, government insurance of plans, and tax incentives for personal retirement schemes, with cross committee coordination and possible night sessions.
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Congress
Ways and Means
al Vivian
D-Ore
Ullman
Senate
Union Toll Reporters
House
Jet
Dent
D-Pa
Witman
Carl Albert
Pendons
Conress
Nixon
Kissinger cites Moscow Jews as block to US trade ties
At the United Nations Kissinger told Gromyka and Dobrynin that Soviet treatment of Jews and harassment of intellectuals hinder a new Soviet American trade relationship, fueling congressional resistance to MFN status. He noted Middle East and NATO concerns also affect talks, with public confrontation deemed counterproductive.
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Kenneth J. Freed
United Nations
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
U.S
Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyke
Gromyka
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
Gromykousa
Nhe
European Security
Innec
Uewed
Lrany
Linhe Middle East
Cairo
Seni
al Abrain League
Taich
Confliec
Natois
Israel
Chilean military regime gains U S recognition opens path for investors
The United States formally recognizes Chile's military regime three days after the junta overthrew Allende, with Washington stating a desire to maintain relations. About 20 nations have recognized the regime including Panama Haiti and Venezuela. Chile seeks foreign investment to rehabilitate its economy while copper company compensation talks remain uncertain.
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Robert D. Ohman
Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
United States
Soviet Union
Salvador Allende
State Department
Washington
Panama
Haiti
Venezuela
Fom Anaconda
Kelmecott
U.S
Junta
Dying Man Sees Passing as Freedom in Final Interview
James Cogan a 51 year old Tallahassee man who learned of a malignant gastric tumor during July surgery said in a last interview that passing represents freedom from care and pain. He quit his job at an appliance store before Labor Day weekend and arranged his funeral plans, spending his final days on a 50 acre cattle ranch east of Tallahassee awaiting death with a sense of release.
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Tallahassee
Fla
James Cogan
Peart
Cogan
Ta'la~hassee
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