Most service stations closing Sunday meet
An Associated Press survey finds a majority of service stations planned Sunday closing to honor Nixon’s voluntary ban. Estimates range 80 90 percent in many states, with 75 percent or more in 26 of 35 states. Some regions already closed, while others kept repairs open and priced no higher.
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Nixon
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio
Gordon Spidahl
North Dakota Gasoline Retailers Association
Congress
John Devine
International Service Station Dealers Association
California
Butte Arab labor leader questions Brennan on oil
Secretary of Labor Pete Brennan visited Butte and met with Arab labor leaders including a Lebanese American man who asserted pride in his heritage. Brennan said Middle East issues are handled by Nixon White House and kept to a talking basis, while he avoided plans to extend his Montana trip.
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Butte
Cliff Moore
Brennan
Pete Brennan
Kingsize
Middle- East
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Elks
Barney Rusk
Rask
Zip
Mid-East
Montana
White House
Middle East
Anaconda
Berkeley
Weed
Helena
Great Falls
Health board to revisit subdivision rules after pressure
State Board of Health will reconsider the November subdivision regulations amid pressure from Gallatin County developers and planning officials. Members cited costly, cumbersome compliance and a lack of a public hearing, proposing a spring公 public discussion with planners and officials to mold changes.
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Ronald J. Schleyer
State Bureau
Helena
State Board of Health
Richard Ritter
Bozeman
Ritter
Department of Health
Department of Intergovernmental Relations
Gallatin County
Big Sky of Montana Inc
Clarkson
Rita Sheehy
Billings
John Bartlett
Whitefish
Benjamin F. Wake
Environmental Sciences Division
IGR
Extra incentives fail to spur slow housing market
New York AP report shows builders nationwide offering perks like free carpeting, rent-to-buy plans, and paid early payments to attract buyers. High mortgage costs around 9 to 12 percent and energy shifts deter activity. some firms claim mortgage money exists at lower than peak rates, with Levitt & Sons and Kaufman & Broad citing specific offers.
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New York
National Association of Homebuilders
Ken Philpott
Homebuilders Association of
Louisville
Levitt & Sons
Long Island
Midwest
Levitt
International Telephone & Telegrah Corp
Sherman Henderson
Henderson Co. Realtors
Kaufman & Broad
Nixon offers report about his finances
Washington AP Nixon moves toward releasing a series of statements on his personal finances amid denials he used campaign funds for personal use. The statements, part of Operation Candor, aim to show Nixon earned funds from his work as an attorney and through real estate and will likely be released mid next week. Officials consider distributing the reports to congressmen before public release.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
C. G. “Bebe
Rebozo
Montana lawmakers vow full push for consumer utility input
The Montana legislature's consumer committee pledged to represent consumers and inform the public about utility regulation. Geoffrey Brazier and Robert McTaggart urged efforts to encourage public use of the Montana Consumer Counsel during rate hearings. McTaggart urged expert PSC staff for factual regulation and predicted a major rate hearing after a denied Montana Power Co gas request. The group discussed a liaison between the counsel and the Public Service Commission.
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Helena
Montana Consumer Counsel
Geoffrey Brazier
Robert McTaggart
Public Service Commission
McTaggart
Brazier
PSC
Commissioer
Montana Power Co
Herb Klindt
R-Billings
Joe Quilici
D-Butte
Weather Outlook: Snow, Cold Start then Warming Midweek
Widely scattered snows are expected with a 40 20 temperature outlook through Wednesday. The period features cold conditions through Monday, followed by a warming trend Tuesday and Wednesday. Page 5 weather table.
Sneak preview of possible gasoline rationing plan
A Washington AP report outlines practical issues in potential gasoline rationing under Nixon, including coupon distribution by driver, car, or family, printable three billion coupons, and the debate over transferable coupons versus a strict nontransferable system. It weighs impacts on the economy, the need for redemption centers, and the policing of fraud.
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Washington
Nixon
Immunosuppressive cancer drugs may trigger new cancers
University of Colorado surgeon Dr. Israel Penn reported data from around the world on 136 cancer patients who developed apparently unrelated cancers after immunosuppressive therapy. He warned such treatment should be used only when strongly indicated and urged pretherapy immune testing with follow up.
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New York
University of Colorado
Israel Penn
Colorado Transplant Center
Penn
National Conference On
Colorado
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James Miller
Allied Gasoline Retailers Association of Florida
Secretary OF Labor
Peter Brennan
Charlie Skinner
Frank Evans
Pearl-Mack Co
Denver
Sen
Gordon Bollinger
D-Glasgow
Sen. Bollinger
Consumer Counsel and
Butte Weather
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