Carter calls for national energy plan with mandatory conservation
President Carter addressed Congress urging a comprehensive energy policy with penalties and taxes aimed at reducing waste and raising gasoline prices. The plan includes gas pump taxes, tax credits for insulation, and incentives for fuel efficient cars, facing stiff political opposition and debates over inflation and jobs.
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UPI
Carter
Congress
Ately
House
Thomas Nelli
America
Robert Baunan
Sala
House of Represent
What your car could cost or save you
Under President Carter energy proposals, examples show extra taxes on low mileage cars and rebates for high mileage ones. Figures span multiple years and mpg ranges, listing taxes and rebates from 1978 through mid-1980s with many inconsistencies in formatting.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Ecology groups and labor split over Carter energy plan
Environmental groups praised the plan as farsighted and conservation based while business, labor, and consumer voices warned of drawbacks. Spokesmen urged more oil and gas production, coal shift concerns, and price impacts, with mixed signals on subsidies and fuel efficiency rebates.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Sierra Club
National Resources Defense Council
Friends of the Earth
Cornet Fine
John Gardner
Ial
David H. Foster
Natural Gas Supply Committee
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
W. Denham Crawford
Edison Electric Institute
American Petroleum Institute
International Association of Machinists
George Poulin
Energy Action
Automobile Importers of America
Ralph T. Miller
Detroit
Weather Outlook Shows Mild Cloudiness Through Tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair skies with high cloudiness continuing into tomorrow and little temperature change. Yesterday the Fremont high reached WO with a Ab wind?
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Fremont
High cost of dial a ride sparks Fremont resident complaint
Fremont resident Ivan Dimach plans to voice anger at next Tuesday's city council meeting over the $9.95 per passenger cost of AC Transit dial a ride last December. AC Transit admits high operating costs but notes the program exceeds early expectations while only a fraction of planned coverage is in place. Public subsidies support dial a ride as a necessary service for a few riders amid broad transit funding debates.
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Fremont
AC Transit
Ivan Dimach
Sumich
Mike Curry
Curry
Fremont approves fire alarm contract for 48 schools
The Fremont board of education awarded a 1.358 million dollar installation contract to Bay Alarm for fire detector systems in 48 schools and authorized a 392,900 annual service budget for 10 years. The action saves private guard costs and uses capital building funds, with funding amendments preserving the capital reserve for future repairs at Parkmont and Mission high schools.
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Board of Education
Bay Alarm
Bay
Vite
Hoard
Fred Weibel
Weibel
Irom Capital
Laulder
Dick Arey
Parkmont Elementary
Mission
San Jose High Schools
Warwick Elereentary
Parkmont
Maint
Bay Alarity
Gioia Carr
Soiia Comell
Courage tested as cancer battles shape a family's life
Shirley Moore, a Fairmont Hospital nurse from 22858 Upland Way, fights second stage cancer while balancing work, family of four, and school holidays. She treats radiation trips to San Francisco as adventures and urges strength against illness, insisting doctors’ guidance is followed without surrender.
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Fairmont Hospital
San Leandro
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