07 Feb 1974
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1974
Page
1
A British frigate remains moored in St George's Grenada ready to evacuate Americans and Britons amid civil strife after independence ceremonies end two centuries of colonial rule. Police arrested the opposition leader as PM Eric Gairy cites a plot against him. three people have died in the rebel movement.
Washington action stalls as House rules panel blocks the energy emergency bill over rollback provisions. The conference committee backed a crude oil price rollback replacing a windfall profits tax, with Rep. Staggers lacking votes to move the bill. Energy Chief Simon may seek gasoline rationing if needed.
The House will recess tonight until next Wednesday after a Christmas break. The Senate will end business tomorrow and return February 18 for a 10 day pause.
Haaretz reports Israel and Syria may begin indirect talks within days with the United States serving as intermediary. A breakthrough followed Israel accepting a U.S. compromise demanding Syria provide Washington a list of Israeli prisoners held since the 1973 war.
South Vietnam and the Viet Cong agreed to resume prisoner releases tomorrow in the first major accord in seven months. Hours after the pact, Communist saboteurs mined a train between Da Nang and Hue, killing nine civilians and wounding 26, the military command said.
Hawaii officials plan a computerized rationing plan allowing as little as ten gallons of gasoline per week. The current program limits buyers to every other day with no weekend sales, but it has failed to meet goals.
Federal Energy Office reports Arizona will receive 2.9 percent of February gasoline sales, the state’s rapid growth not translating to supply. Minnesota leads at 97.4 percent due to refineries and diverse sourcing. California sits just above Arizona at 2.8 percent. DC and Maine also low. Seldon cites unclear refinery patterns and limited data.
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