Zarb Opposes Gas Tax as Energy Plan
Frank Zarb the new energy chief warned a 30 cent gas tax to cut oil use would hurt the economy and should not be favored He said rationing is unlikely unless another Arab embargo occurs and listed three basic approaches to curb consumption while critiquing the tax option.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Zarb
Ford
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
United States
Zarb
Joint Economic Committee
Specters of terror darken world Christmas Eve 1974
United Press International reports mood of fear across the globe on Christmas Eve 1974. The pope warns of a world edge toward ruin while the Viet Cong refuse to search for missing Americans in Indochina. Cyprus faces wartime austerity and Israel tightens pilgrim security after bombings. The IRA ceases fire in Britain and Northern Ireland, and a South African hospital awaits a donor for a possible heart transplant. South Korea grants a Christmas amnesty freeing 2,781 prisoners with certain offenders excluded.
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Middle East
Indochina
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
Vatican City
Northern Ireland
Rome
Black Order
Vatican
Italy
Cyprus
United States
Washington
Saigon
U.S
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Ulster
Heart
Groote Schur Hospital
Cape Town
Christiaan Barnard
Seoul
Ukiah Daily Journal to Observe Christmas Holiday
Publishers and employees of the Ukiah Daily Journal announce no publication on Christmas Day as staff celebrate with families. Classified ad deadline moved to noon Thursday for Friday issue. publication resumes Thursday. Christmas and New Year wishes are extended to readers.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
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Ukiah
Daily Journal
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Israeli Air Operations Raise Tension Across Middle East
High flying Israeli warplanes caused sonic booms over Beirut as Egypt Syria and Lebanon went on alert for a possible large scale attack during Moslem and Christmas holidays. PLO offices tightened security after TNT found in Falastine Al Thawara mailbox.
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Beirut
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Majidiyeh
Rashid Solh
The
Palestine Liberation Organization
al Liwa
PLO
Falastine al Thawara
Israel
Tel Aviv
Ma’ariv
Christmas Spirit Shines Amid Holiday Rush Across Nation
Shoppers fill stores and motorists flood roads before Christmas as snow blankets parts of the West and Midwest. The National Safety Council forecasts 200 to 260 traffic deaths and 11 000 to 14 000 injuries in the 30 hour period. Stories tell of generosity from the Blaises in Moline to tree seller Charlie Ingraham aiding a family, a bell at St Patrick's in Galesburg rings after repairs, and a Santa in Kewanee reporting an assault case involving a snowball.
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Rockies
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Montana
Upper Michigan
Upper
Midwest
National Safety Council
Clemence Blais Sr
Moline
Ill
Blaises
Jack Swank
Charlie Ingraham
Sebastopol
Calif
Jack Blacksmith
Des Moines
Iowa
Mike Shaffer
Galesburg
St. Patrick’s Church
Daniel McCaul
John Ellsworth
Santa Claus
Kewanee
Tim Mahnesmith
Mahnesmith
Santa
Ellsworth
Marinesmith
Willits Woman Held on Attempted Murder Charge
A 35-year-old Willits woman, Margaret Koloff, was booked in county jail on attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting her 45-year-old husband Donald Koloff at their home off Highway 101 behind Willits Animal Hospital. He is in serious condition with a punctured right lung at Howard Memorial Hospital.
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Willits
South Willits
Margaret Koloff
Donald, Koloff
Howard Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Koloff
Highway 101
Willits Animal ‘Hospital
Major U.S. Manufacturing Layoffs Hit 50,000 Amid Price Rollbacks
U S Steel trimmed its price rise to 4 percent after White House pressure as others announce hikes. Layoffs span aircraft, aluminum, forest products and manufacturing affecting over 50 000 workers. McDonnell-Douglas idles 21 000 in California, while Weyerhaeuser and Singer announce large plant closures and furloughs. Coal miners return to full work after a six week stoppage. Ukiah records an all time cold morning with 15 to 19 degrees in Potter Valley.
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United Press International
U.S. Steel
White House
Europe
New York Stock Exchange
McDonnell-Douglas Corp
California
United Auto Workers
International Association of Machinists
McDonnell-Douglas
Weyerhaeuser Co
Tacoma
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Singer Co
Ormet Corp
Hannibal
Ohio
Burnside la
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Wheeling- Pittsburgh Steel Corp
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