Democrats Seek Unified Energy Plan To Counter Ford
Congressional Democrats move to merge House and Senate energy proposals into one alternative to Ford. They favor higher gasoline taxes and import quotas, with a 8 cent per gallon tax this year rising to 16 cents in 1977 and rebates for essential consumption.
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Ford
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Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
O'Neill
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Blizzard relief spreads as Midwest digs out
After a weekend blizzard that dumped 7 to 15 inches on five states, many areas resume normal life. Snowbound roads, school closings, and hampered traffic ease as road crews work through the night and cities anticipate reopenings in Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa.
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Iowa
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Wabasha
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National Weather Service
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Arkansas
Iran opposes oil price hike at OPEC talks
Iran’s Jamshid Amouzegar said Iran would not back any price increase and would keep prices frozen until the end of September. OPEC members discussed adjusting payments to dollar decline, using a new currency, or tying prices to an inflation index while Kuwait Algeria and Iran urged production cuts to support prices amid a global slowdown.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Arab Press Service
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Armed hijackers surrender plane in the Philippines
Two armed hijackers of Philippine Airlines DC3 released 15 hostages and surrendered after ten hours in mid flight towards Manila. President Marcos paused a televised broadcast to state he would meet one demand for a pardon. OPEC officials noted the focus on revenues amid meeting preparations in Algiers for March 1-6.
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Potach Elected Hormel Vice President
Robert F. Potach controller of Geo A Hormel Co. Austin headquarters elected to vice president at the Feb 24 Hormel Board meeting. A 27 year Hormel veteran, Potach has been company controller since 1964 and director since 1970. He is a Fremont Nebraska high school and Midland College alumnus with a BA in Business Administration.
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Iowa
Ford urges hard work to solve economic woes
President Ford in a National Bicentennial Conference speech said solving the nation’s serious economic problems will demand the same tenacity as the American Revolution. He cited new perceptions and priorities and outlined a two day Florida visit to push his economic programs.
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Washington Hilton Hotel
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Jackie Gleason
Jack Nicklaus
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Kenmore Automatic Portable Electric Humidifier For Sale
Humidifier in wood grain cabinet with variable speed switch and excellent working order. Ad ran in miscellaneous for three days and six planned. For fast action call 433-8851 to place your ad or contact at phone XXX-XXXx.
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Soviets and Iran Sign Major Economic Cooperation Pact
The Soviet Union and Iran sign an economic cooperation pact worth about 3 billion dollars. The agreement includes expanding the Isfahan steel plant to eight million tons per year, adding four million tons, building 2,000 megawatt power plants, constructing grain silos for 300,000 tons, and expanding the Arak machinery plant. Payments would shift from gold to a basket of currencies.
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Soviet-Iranian Commission On Economic Cooperation
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Coleman weighs whether to seek reelection next year
St Paul Minnesota Nichola s Coleman Senate Majority Leader says he is seriously considering not seeking reelection next year. He told a reporter his legislative duties are taking an awful lot of time and that it grinds on you as a Democratic leader from Minnesota.
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Chicago
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Schedule of Pages VS Market Sports Editorial Comics
A newspaper layout page plan lists sections for Sports Markets Editorial Comics TV Society and Classifieds. It shows page numbers and front-page positioning guidance for the next edition.
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Gun control hearings to open in St Paul
The House Crime Prevention and Corrections Committee will begin hearings next Tuesday on hand gun control. Proponents speak 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday with opponents slated for March 11.
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House Crime Prevention and Corrections Committee
Donald Moe
Young female blacksmith forges path in horse shoes
Linda Sjoblom, 19, of Duluth, a 1973 high school graduate, trains as a blacksmith at an Oklahoma horseshoeing program. Previously a waitress, she says handling horses suits her better than dealing with hungry men. AP Wirephoto.
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Duluth
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Oklahoma
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