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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

06 Jun 1973

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Tucson Daily Citizen

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Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1973

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22

Houston Port Faces Shutdown Amid Gasoline Shortage

United Press reports Phillips Petroleum warns fuel scarcity will halt operations at Houston Port within two weeks. Gulf Stevedore vice president C. J. Kneisler says 28 docks may shut. farmers also fear harvest fuel shortages. San Antonio eyes nuclear power to avert blackouts. Exxon stations in Texas ration gas to 10–15 gallons per trip.

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United Press International Phillips Petroleum Co Houston C. J. Kneisler The Gulf Stevedore, Corp Tel Tiss Texas John, C White Toel San Antonio Tex Coastal States Gas’ Producing Corp San Antonio Light Gulf Coast San. Antonio Corpus Christi Light Exxon Dallas Larry Howell
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Driver who hit plane is set free

David Hanley, who rammed a Cadillac into a hijacked 727 at St. Louis Airport on June 24 to halt the attack, had been charged with willfully destroying an aircraft in interstate commerce. The U.S. Attorney dropped the charge, noting it was not a proper matter for federal prosecution. The hijacker, Martin J. McNally, is serving a life sentence.

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ST. Louis UPI David Hanley Hanley James Ek. Reeves Reeves Martin J. McNally
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Woman Gives Up Sail to Portugal Aboard Canoe

Shirley Haycock abandoned her third bid to sail a canoe named the Senior Citizens Ark toward Portugal. She left 30 miles off the Carolina coast, citing strong currents and adverse conditions and plans to try again when conditions improve.

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Scotts Hill N.C UPI Shirley Haycock Helper Utah Portugal Carolina Coast
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