FPC Urged to Ease Gas Shortages in Emergency Sales Debate
The Federal Power Commission heard pleas for emergency gas relief as Houston Pipe Line seeks 60 day sales to Transco and United. Lawmakers warn against back door deregulation while Houston asserts new sales avoid federal oversight. Weather forecasters cite a severe winter increasing demand and potential job impacts in North and South Carolina.
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Thomas F. Ryan Jr
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Protest over Daoud’s release sparks international friction
French anger over Daoud’s release prompts protests in Toronto and a crisis note from Israel. U S Senators condemn the move while Bonn cites a treaty breach and Carter’s diplomacy with Mondale in view. Allen meets Munich victims’ families, urging calm and continued ties with France.
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Suspect Identified as Powers Case Linked to Kidnaping
The suspect recognized as the husband of one hostage, claimed the couple left the cooler without seeing Mrs Powers, who police later found dead after a blood trail. Amarillo and Albuquerque officers will seek magistrate output and extradition proceedings begin. Mrs Powers is buried at Llano Cemetery after services conducted yesterday.
Ford Plants Tree At White House
President Ford planted a six foot Eastern white pine on the White House lawn a Michigan state tree gifted from Oakland County. He gave a brief ceremony before leaving office in a week and cast a few shovels of dirt onto the tree.
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Vice Published by Southwestern Newspapers James L Whyte
James L Whyte serves as President and General Manager overseeing the Southwestern Newspapers group published by the Vice organization. His leadership guides editorial direction, finance, and operations across multiple regional outlets.
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James L. Whyte
FDA to test all 2100 food additives for safety
The FDA will begin re evaluating every food additive on the market including preservatives colors and packaging derived substances. Acting Commissioner Sherwin Gardner told a Senate panel led by Gaylord Nelson that initial testing starts in March and profiles for all additives will be set within 18 months. Some may be restricted or banned afterward.
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Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
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Explosion at Vocational School Kills Two Students
In Crookston Minnesota an explosion and fire at Agassiz Valley Vocational School killed two 18 year old students from Central High School. Todd Eisert and Dale Stroommen died after a gas tank exploded near welding in the auto shop. Authorities say the blast was not linked to an earlier bomb threat.
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Slaying Suspect Jailed in Dole Relative Case
Logan County authorities report Toribie Tonche, 48, of Haxtun, jailed on suspicion of homicide over the strangulation death of Barbara Brown, 48, aunt of Sen. Robert Dole. Brown was found in her Haxtun area mobile home. autopsy pending. Bond set at $25,000 after advisory rights.
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Francis Shallenberger
Sterile Weevils to Combat Boll Weevil in Cotton Fields
Scientists plan to sterilize millions of boll weevils to curb the $3.3 billion cotton loss. Field trials target Virginia and North Carolina with releases coordinated by Mississippi State's holl weevil facility and USDA labs.
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Southern Blacks Back Bell for Attorney General
Southern black leaders split with Northern colleagues to back Griffin Bell white Georgia lawyer for attorney general. James McKinney and Atlanta NAACP leaders say Bell helped ease desegregation tensions, despite past opposition to racial equality raised by NAACP.
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Arab League Seizes Arms Supplies in Lebanon
Arab League peacekeepers check inventories of tanks artillery and guns from Lebanese factions and Palestinian guerrillas. Officials say 70 to 75 percent of heavy weapons handed in with a three month plan to collect light and medium arms.
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Fake Fruits Developed By Scientists
MIT researchers develop artificial fruit from seaweed derivative sugar gelatin and flavors for space feeding and future food supply. Test samples mimic pineapple texture and can flavor desserts like peach yogurt and strawberry Jello, with aims to imitate apples and pears later.
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Clayton Finishes Changes In House Chairmanships
Speaker Bill Clayton reshuffles Texas House committees naming Presnal Uher Wyatt heads and replacing Head with Olson on higher education and Jones on elections. Nabers takes criminal jurisprudence. Washington moves to social services. New chairs include Hubenak Semos Blake Von Dohlen and Hanna. hearings may start next Tuesday after five day notice.
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