States to play major role in energy policy
President Carter said states and local officials will have a major voice in key energy issues including oil exploration atomic power and emergency fuel rationing at a two day energy conference. Governors split on the meeting with some praising its preparation while others called it a publicity stunt for Carter’s programs.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Esa Carter
White House
James Schiesinger
David Boren
Oklahoma
Schlesinger
Gavs
Reubin Askew
Florida
Julian Carroll
Kentucky
Carer
James Edwards
South Carolina
Carroll
Askew
Oil blast at Alaska pipeline sparks deadly dispute
In Fairbanks a爆 explosion at a pipeline pump station killed one worker and caused millions in damage. Oil blast debris hurled the building's shell 300 feet as conflicting accounts blamed an electrical valve fault versus human error.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
UPI
Alyeska Pireline Co
L. Patton
Herb Robson
Newcastle
England
Robson
Frank Fosberg
Blaine
Wash
Patton
Anchorage
Jack Blue
Blue
Hijackers Exchange Hostages Seek Safe Passage to Aden
A Kuwait Airways jet hijacked by six Palestinians and officials targeted South Yemen. After hours of negotiations, 27 hostages were freed and the hijackers agreed to travel toward Aden with weaponry retained, accompanied by South Yemeni officials. The plane departed Kuwait at 2:45 am bound for Aden, amid extreme heat and tense negotiations.
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Kuwait
API
Kuwait Airways
South Yemen
Aden
South Vemen
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Muhammad al Hammad
Sia
Ther
Melody sells Lanky at Alameda County Fair auction
Melody Galvan and 213 other sheep plus 310 hogs and 86 mears head to market in the Alameda County Fair junior livestock auction. Miss Galvan, an Irvington High cheerleader, has entered animals for eight years, saying sheep are friendlier and each has a personality. The Galvan sisters have long competed, and Melody will be among 200 entrants in a 12 hour sale starting at 3 30 a.m. to the gallery of 400 buyers with over 10 0 animals set for auction.
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Mike Lucas Fremont
Melody
Lanky
Melody Galvan
Galvan
Warm Springs
Alameda County Fair
Miss Galvan
Irvington High School
Crystal
Debbie
Bayside 4-H Club
Karen Sweet
Impounds complicate Ohlone budget outlook
Fremont staff confront possible state impoundments as the 1977 78 Ohlone College budget nears final board approval. With the half rule exemption denied, as much as about 900000 may be held by the chancellor's office, forcing likely revisions if funds are released later. College officials criticize the law as counterproductive and potentially unnecessary for salary equity.
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Tim Harmon
Fremont
Ohlone College
Ohlone
Community College
Allen Frawley
Frawley
Board of Trustees
Growing into old age healthily by JAWE ABBOTT
An interview with Dr E Fritz Schmerl Dr Phillip Loeb and Mrs Gwen Yeo on aging well. They stress genetics matter but lifestyle choices such as diet exercise and social engagement largely shape quality of life. Embrace aging with moderation curiosity and a clear conscience while staying active and connected.
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Jawe Abbott
E. Fritz Schmerl
Fairmont Hospital
San Leandro
Chatel College
Hayward
Abuasion
Phillip Loeb
Center Medical Group
Fremont
Gwen Yeo
Chabot College
Schmerl
Dr. Schmerl
Tam
American Stock Exchange Quotation Notice
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American Stock Exchange
Pleasant Weather Ahead With Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for pleasant weather with little temperature change. Highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. Winds shift from a Gavel night and morning overcast to breezy afternoons and evenings. A craft advisory warns of wintery winds 15 to 30 miles per hour.
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Akler