Hill urges high court to oppose gas ruling
Texas Attorney General John Hill asked the Supreme Court to overturn or limit a Federal Power Commission ruling that would require more Texas natural gas to be sold interstate. He argued the ruling could harm Texas landowners by distorting ownership and lease deductions across multi owner tracts.
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Hill
High Court
Washington
Texas
John Hill
US Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Supreme Court
FPC
Southland Royalty Co
el Paso Gas Co
Waddell Ranch
el Paso
California
Gulf
Southland
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of
Houston
J. Evans Attwell
Attwell
Justice Department
Stephen R. Barnett
Barnett
Gill
Rightourt
Roses honor dead in Pearl Harbor ceremony over New York
A wreath was dropped into New York Harbor from a Coast Guard cutter and 36 roses were released from vintage planes above the Statue of Liberty at 12 55 PM marking 36 years since Pearl Harbor. Ceremonies at Battery Park included Taps and a rifle salute led by the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association with Coast Guard hosting. Survivors and families attended alongside New York men who survived the attack.
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New York
New York Harbor
Coast Guard
Statue of Liberty
Pearl Harbor
Battery Park
Egypt closes five consulates and cultural centers
Egypt orders the Soviet Union and four Eastern European states to close consulates and cultural centers outside Cairo amid claims of communist agitation against Sadat peace moves. The cabinet stops short of breaking with the listed nations and excludes the capitals of Bulgaria Romania and Yugoslavia. King Hussein of Jordan travels to Syria to urge mediation between Sadat and Assad as a Cairo peace meeting nears.
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Cairo
Egypt
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Bulgaria
Romania
Yugoslavia
Sadat
Hafez Assad
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Assad
Damascus
United States
United Nations
Syria
Tripoli
Libya
Middle East
Mamdouh Salem
Alexandria
House Senate agree on abortion provisions
Congress ends a four month dispute over Medicaid funded abortions with a two doctor certification requirement. The House approved the measure 181 to 167 and sent the bill to President Carter to avert Christmas pay cuts for federal workers.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Carter
Fire claim hits deputy's own home in Stevenson
In Stevenson Washington deputy Freddie Ellsworth responding to a fire call found the blaze at his residence. Inside were his wife Audrey 40 his 4 year old daughter Kimberly Ann his 11 month old grandson Eric Daniel Gahimer and family friend Allene Gillette 31. Three others attempted rescue but perished.
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Allene Gillette
California
Eric
Tax on gas guzzlers agreed in conference
A Senate House conference committee tentatively agreed to tax cars with low fuel efficiency and to retain the present deduction for state and local gasoline taxes. The deal mirrors the House plan and advances energy program goals though a final vote awaits a second panel and broader non tax talks.
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Washington
Senate House
Carter
Howard Metzenbaum
Dohio
Help for Mrs H and five children through Empty Stocking Fund
Mrs H a long-time worker with five children from six months to 17 years struggles to cover essentials beyond food stamps with a $400 monthly salary. The Empty Stocking Fund seeks cash or checks to aid with warm clothing, undergarments, pajamas, and footwear for winter, with donations listed as privacy allows.
Under the Cover Taxpayers Lend Money to Government
Taxpayers with excess withholding provide funds to the government without interest. The piece notes this cash flow and frames it as a hidden loan from wages to public finances. It cites ITB as the source and hints at the broader implications for taxpayers and government borrowing.
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ITB
Weather forecast brief for lakes region
Partly cloudy through tomorrow with a cooler trend today and much colder tonight. Highs near mid 50s with northerly winds 15 to 25 mph and gusts. Wind warnings in effect on lakes today.
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Uss Arizona
Hussein of
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Mideast
POLK
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
District of Columbia
Bob Michel
Rep
George Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Laure Johnston
James
Anonymous
Shattuck
Okio
Clarence M. Howe
Kentucky
Ronald L. Hyuck
Goodnight
C. B. Callahan
Shawnee
A. L. Vandiver
Frances Metiger
Jack E. Smith
CW. Dennay
Frank N. Jarvis
Boise City
Okla
BO. Bently
Gainesborough
GR. Sutton
Adirondack
Toby Snead
Bob Carter
Cathart
Amarillo
James Turner
Borger
Homer W. Reeves
Marvin Armstrong
1864
Parr
George H. Ochs
Hereford
Edwin S Johnson
FC Turner
Milam
Dimmit
George W. Morris
Mea
Everett. Russell, Jr
Guymon
Oklahe
Clyde Henderson
Tyler
Richard Warner
ME Bergman
XYZ
Mobeetie
Austin G. Coldwell
Bert Ee. Lester
Mississipp
E.R. Horeis
Fannin
Vaughan Bund
Bushland
Jerry Jerry L. Fowler
Letty’ Fowler
RL. Ferguson
Julian
Mr & Mes
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Alta A. Meyers
Fleetwood
Helene Thompson
Canyon
Ray A. Aderholt
Fritch
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