Politics of Energy leaves steel industry in fuel oil limbo
Washington struggles over fuel oil allocations as Big Steel awaits critical guidance from the White House. Secretary George Shultz hints at political risk for favors, delaying action while layoffs loom in the steel sector amid the Arab embargo and the Project Independence push.
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George
U.S
BIG Steel
John Love
Love
Gov. Love
Energy Emergency Action Group
Soviet weapons in Egypt threaten Israeli cities
Senate expert Barry Goldwater and House Armed Services members warned that Soviet built missiles in Egypt could strike Israel without infantry. They cited new Egyptian missiles, SAM-4 and SAM-6, and described Israeli losses, U.S. arms shortages, and ongoing calls for a large supplemental aid package to Israel amid peace negotiations.
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Israel
Egypt
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
House Armed Services Committee
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Siani
Suez
Golda Meir
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Israalis
House
Goldwater
New York
Samuel Stratton
Saigon Reinforcements Fight North Vietnamese Ahead of Dry Season Push
Vietnam war report from Saigon notes hundreds of South Vietnamese reinforcements entering Quang Duc province to counter North Vietnamese advances. The advance includes 20 tanks and clashes along a 30 mile front threatening Gia Nghia and Loc Ninh as officials warn of a upcoming general offensive.
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Quang Duc
Kien Duc
Gia Nghia
Loc Ninh
le Trung Hien
Paris
North Vietnam
Winchester Evening Star installs new AP Photofax receiver
Nancy Pennypacker discussed old historic homes at Beta Sigma Phi. Christmas seal sales opened well with first week returns of 1623 dollars. Inauguration arrangements for President Truman in Washington were completed.
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Winchester Evening Star
Associated Press
Nancy Pennypacker
Beta Sigma Phi
Truman
Washington
The Return of the Prodigal Rembrandt Portrait
The article discusses Rembrandt’s final work The Return of the Prodigal as a personal document reflecting his own debt and hardship. It highlights the prodigal kneeling before the father with the father’s hands on the son, symbolizing forgiveness and safety in divine love.
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Rembrandt
Clarke County Issues 14 Building Permits in November
Clarke County issued 14 building permits in November with three dwelling permits totaling 115000 and 11 miscellaneous permits totaling 31177. Two dwelling permits were for Longmarsh district and one for Greenway. MiscellaneousPermits mainly covered minor additions like siding and sheds, with eight in Battletown and others in Chapel and Longmarsh.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Longmarsh
Battletown
Chapel
Astronauts to Start Extensive Observations of Comet Kohoutek
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald P. Carr William R. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson will train four instruments on Comet Kohoutek for about four hours then track and photograph it daily as it orbits the sun on December 28. The crew also runs medical and earth resources experiments during their 84 day voyage while Kohoutek nears 13.2 million miles from the sun and 120 million miles from Earth. Best viewing from Earth comes in early January as Kohoutek moves away from the sun.
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Carr, Pogue
Gibson
Earth
Kohoutek
College Course Registrations Set Across Area
Registrations next week cover off campus courses by the University of Virginia and Madison College. Counseling by Robert I Ayler runs 3 to 5 pm at five area sites with classes starting the week of January 14 including arts sciences education and continuing education offerings.
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James Wood High School
Frederick County
Pam
Grundy School Still Closed
Grundy Senior High School remained closed for a third straight day as teachers and students stayed home. Local officials and district leaders planned continued discussions to address the shutdown and reopen the school safely.
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Grundy
Grundy Senior High
Dow Falls Under 800 In Early Trade On Wall Street
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped to 799.89 at 10:30 am, its first breach below 800 since November 24, 1971, amid uncertainty and recession fears. FED chief Burns warned oil embargo could cause economic dislocation next year. Uniroyal and Gulf Oil showed mixed moves while Ford and Du Pont fell. Meanwhile a food poisoning outbreak from a turkey salad hit Grundy High School, hospitalizing teachers and students and delaying a basketball game. In Virginia, four men faced January 14 grand larceny trials over a 900-pound bull, amid other market activity including Cutter Labs and Amex volume shifts.
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Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Ff. Burns
Uniroyal
Gulf Oil
Ford
du Pont
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