Too soon for rationing warns Nixon task force
A UPI report states Nixon's energy task force told him rationing remains a future possibility only if conservation efforts fail to reduce demand. John A Love urged utilities to switch to coal where possible and noted pricing changes to steer refineries toward heating oil. Nixon had announced a 5 percent cut in gasoline allocations and a 5 percent increase for home heating oil.
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William Clayton Washington
UPI
Nixon
Energy
John A. Love
Love
Cost of Living Council
Nation
Better fill 'er up today stations closed tomorrow
Area service stations plan Sunday closings in line with President Nixon's request to conserve fuel from 9 PM tonight to midnight Sunday. Of seven Middletown area stations checked only one will be open Sunday, with owners citing long standing gas allocations and aims to serve their regular customers.
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Nancy Camne
Nixon
Clifford Michel
Michel
Mobil
New Paltz
Middletown
Bill
Quickway
Texaco
Hal Sharp
Sharp and Robinson
W. Main St
Sharp
Israel clash and Egypt warn of new war report
Under heavy guard at Ulster County Court from Green Haven prison, convicted cop killers Gerald McGivern and Charles Culhane are brought to court Friday. The report notes tensions between Israel and Egypt amid talk of renewed warfare and a broader regional risk.
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Gerald McGivern
Left
Charles Culhane
Ulster County Court
Green Haven
Pair of inmates face new trial in deputy murder case
In Ulster County two inmates charged with murdering a deputy sheriff during a 1968 escape appeared before the judge who had sentenced them to death. In separate hearings they were granted time to obtain attorneys for a new trial ordered by the Court of Appeals. Story, Page 4. Record photos by Everett Landers.
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Ulster County
Court of Appeals
Story
Everett Landers