Ford energy plan projected to cost average family up to 345 a year
White House spokesman Ron Nessen said Ford's energy program could raise a typical family’s costs by as much as 345 annually, with direct fuel increases totaling 171 and indirect costs up to 104. He noted regional differences and discussed a possible concession to exempt New England from initial tariffs.
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R-Fla
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GOP
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Zarb
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Mike Mansfield
Senate
Democrats
Rebate offers spark auto sales in Ukiah area
Auto dealers in the Ukiah area report a surge in sales driven by rebate offers with economy models popular. Stegemann Motors and Underwood Ford note higher traffic and near doubling of monthly sales, while other dealers like Lance Motors and Staley Volkswagen see brisk activity as buyers return.
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Stegemann Motors
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Underwood
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Ted Eriksen
Jack Staley
Staley
Volkswagen
Bill Jackson
Jim Smith
Cox Motors
Dodge
Chrysler
Plymouth
Foreign oil drives 1974 U.S. trade deficit to record level
The Commerce Department reports the United States ran a $3.065 billion deficit in 1974 due to expensive oil. Although oil imports declined in 1974, the expenditure jumped from 7.8 billion in 1970s to 24.6 billion in 1974, marking the second worst balance of trade year this century.
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UPI
U.S
Commerce Department
Commerce
United States
Carrier Collects Payment Amid Ongoing Delays
A terse notice indicates a carrier collecting payments with lingering disruption. Details are unclear due to garbled text but suggest service interruptions affecting customers and scheduled deliveries.
California lawmakers wrestle with antismog repeal and tax loopholes
California legislators tackle repeal of the 1966 70 car antismog fit requirements in five Southern California counties and consider closing an insurance home office tax deduction loophole. Bills would finance mass transit with gasoline taxes, abolish senior citizen property taxes, and back housing loans while boosting small horse racing operations.
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California
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Ventura
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Highway Patrol
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David Roberts
Assembly
Howard Berman
Beverly Hills
Firmis
Assembly‘ ‘Revenue and Taxation Committee
John ‘Foran
San‘ Francisco
San Diego
George Zenovich
Dfresno
Mascone
HUD Officials to Lead All-Day Housing Seminar
HUD officials from San Francisco regional office will explain the Housing and Community Development Act at an all-day information seminar tomorrow starting at 9 a.m. in the Veterans Memorial Building on Seminary Avenue. City and county officials join the general public under the Citizen's Committee to attend.
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Seminary Avenue
Julian Fitzhugh
San Francisco
HUD
Iperepind Fae
Citizen’s Committee
Two Years After Paris Peace Accord Vietnam Still at War
On the second anniversary of the January 27 1973 cease fire Kissinger warned peace was near but conflict intensified. North and South Vietnam suffer heavy casualties with 111000 Communist and 29000 government troops killed, civilians harmed, and political divisions delaying any lasting settlement.
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OPEC Pledges to Join Broad Energy Conference Plan
At a three day Algiers meeting OPEC rejected a narrow talks format and endorsed a Franco proposal for a wide international energy conference including oil states industrial and developing nations. The group also backed a summit of oil producing heads of state to unite positions ahead of the talks and warned of embargo options if any country is attacked.
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Jamshid Amouzegar
Henry Kissinger
BOS Board to Hear Welfare Report and Noyo Harbor Hearing
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors will hear a welfare status report from Social Services Director Dennis Denny at 10:15 a.m. on fiscal difficulties and needed funds and a 2:30 p.m. hearing on using PG&E undergrounding funds for Noyo Harbor work. Additional items include two ordinances and several administrator agenda items.
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Social Services
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Denny
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Assembly Governmental Organization Committee
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D-South Gate
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