Gas flow continues as cold snap lingers across U S
The cold wave and gas shortage threaten up to 1.567 million job losses but supplies rise under new emergency rules. FPC reports 380 million cubic feet per day flowing, 175 million awaiting pipes, plus 983 million already in operation. Weather forecasters warn the break may be short and arctic air will persist 2 to 3 weeks.
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Washington
Carter
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Canada
National Weather Service
James RK. Schlesinger
Pacific
Weather Service
U.S
Schlesi
FEC considers higher presidential spending under new laws
The Federal Election Commission studies proposals to raise presidential campaign spending limits including a possible 25 to 35 million dollars for candidates who take federal funds. The report notes past limits and suggests reducing required filings and tightening loopholes while extending limits for party conventions and nominations.
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Don McLeod Washington
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Commission
Gerald R. Ford
Jimmy Carter
Treasury
Congress
Dissidents press for Ginzburg release amid illness
More than 200 Soviet dissidents urged release of Alexander Ginzburg due to ill health. The plea targets 35 Helsinki signatories as the U S State Department warns the Soviet government, marking the third Carter era human rights warning.
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Seth Mydans
Associated Press
Moscow
Alexander Ginzurg
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Washington
U.S. State Department
Carter
United States
Ginzburg
Perpich to rehash job safety ideas
Gov. Rudy Perpich agrees to revisit a proposed shift of Minnesota's job safety inspection program to the federal government. AFL-CIO leaders say the move would hurt safety enforcement and oppose it in discussions held Monday.
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Perpich
ST. Paul
Schedule of Pages VS Mkts Editorial Area News
The page guide lists sections for Versus Markets, Editorial, Area News, Society, Sports, Comics TV and Classifieds Legal notices across pages 2 4 5 9 10 11 13 14 15 16. It outlines where content appears and how readers should navigate the issue.
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Area News
Society
Comics-Tv
Weather outlook with clearing and warm trend
Clear to partly cloudy skies continue with warmer air through Wednesday. Lows tonight range from 18 to 22 degrees and highs by Wednesday climb into the upper 30s.
Rhodesian patrols hunt for guerrillas after missionary killings
In Rhodesia authorities report black guerrillas killed seven white missionaries in a Sunday raid and attack another mission near Salisbury. A communique cites eight African civilian deaths and ten guerrillas killed by security forces in two days. Survivors describe the St Pauls massacre as guns opened fire after hostages were gathered.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Nyashana
Mozambique
St. Paul's
Mugabe
Zanu Guerrilas
Joshua Nkomo
Zimbabwe African People's Union
Zambia
Patriotic Front
Nkomo
Dunstan Myerscough
Carter expected to propose modest 1978 budget changes
President Carter likely to keep Ford’s 1978 budget framework while seeking roughly 15 billion in added funding for jobs and public works. Outlays could rise to about 455 billion with a 57 billion deficit, as Carter weighs restoring some reductions in health and welfare programs. Budget proposals await Feb 21 congressional hearing.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Ford
Office of Management and Budget
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Ready
Bert Lance
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Califano lifts moratorium on double flu vaccines
Health secretary Califano ends the ban on the double barrelled flu shot and urges the elderly and chronically ill to be vaccinated against A Victoria flu. He keeps the swine flu moratorium in place and says action will come if an outbreak appears. The Hong Kong B strain vaccine may be used at officials and physicians discretion.
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Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
United States
Califano
Miami
Firm says jobs figures misstate January unemployment
Sindlinger & Co. asserts 3 million more Americans lost jobs in January than the Labor Department reports. The private firm estimates true unemployment at 11.6 percent, over 11 million people jobless, and that unemployment rose 1 percent from December while government data show a slight drop.
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U.S. Labor Department
Sindlinger & Co
Labor Department
Sindlinger
Want ads seek salespeople in Herald help wanted
Store owner reports success finding capable sales staff by placing a low cost Herald help wanted ad. The notice requested mature individuals for full or part time sales positions selling fine ladies goods. Apply at designated address. Ad ran under employment for three days and was scheduled to appear in print for six days.
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Herald
Help Wanted
Young Arrives for Talks with Nigerians in Lagos and Kaduna
Ambassador Andrew Young flew to northern Nigeria to witness the Great Durbar in Kaduna where 3000 warrior tribesmen pledge loyalty to emirs and sultans. He discussed West and Southern Africa tensions with Nigeria’s Gen Obasanjo during the three nation trip.
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Serge Schmemann
Lagos
Nigeria
Andrew Young
Kaduna
Young
Black Africa
Carter
Tanzania
Kenya
United Nations
Rhodesia
Africa
Olesegun Obasanjo
West
United States
Angola
Carter trims pomp as White House scales ceremonies
Washington AP report says President Carter orders fewer trumpets and smaller military displays to project end of imperial presidency. Aides frame move as reducing ceremonial pomp to realign image and priorities.
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Carter
Washington
White House
Mankato
Perpich Orders Emergency Energy Committees Formed
Gov. Rudy Perpich directed the creation of emergency energy committees in counties without them. He asked county leaders to organize energy officials and start spot checks on compliance with energy-use guidelines.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Rudy Perpich
Perpich
Papers by pony express challenge races Manitoba
The Manitoba Community Newspapers Assn. bets on a pony express style delivery to beat Canada Post. They will run a 200 mile race this summer from Melita to Morris in Southern Manitoba to prove faster paper delivery.
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Winnipeg
Wells Fargo
Manitoba
Assn
Pony Express
Canada Post Office
Geoup
Melita
Morris
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Amnesty International
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ZANU
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