Carter tax plan faces hurdles in insulation credit vote
President Carter's home insulation tax credit proposal remains on the table but faces rocky paths in Congress. The House Ways and Means Committee narrowly approved a credit up to 400 dollars for insulation and energy-saving devices, aSigns of trouble for the broader energy tax program as committee members split 13 votes to 12.
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GAO finds Carter energy plan falls short of goals
The General Accounting Office concludes Carter energy package will not meet stated goals and mainly aims to cut foreign oil by boosting coal. The critique, given before the House Government Operations Committee, notes the plan underestimates savings and faces GOP and liberal Democrat opposition.
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Commonwealth summit opens without Amin and Mancham
London AP The eight day Commonwealth meeting opened with condemnations of white minority rule in Southern Africa. Absent were Uganda's Idi Amin and Seychelles president James Mancham as 400 delegates gathered at Lancaster House. Prime Minister Callaghan warned Rhodesia and South Africa to grant black majority rule or risk continued conflict.
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Dutch government says mediators to resume talks with South Moluccan hijackers
In Assen, South Moluccan gunmen hold 53 hostages on a hijacked train while a second group seizes four at a village school. Mediation by Josina Soumakil and Dr Hassan Tan will be consulted with other Moluccan leaders before resuming talks.
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Weather outlook clear to partly cloudy through Thursday
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Thursday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s on Thursday. Tonight's lows will be in the mid 50s with east winds around 5 to 10 mph.
Bilandic Wins Chicago Mayor Post In Landslide Victory
Acting mayor Michael Bilandic, Croatian American attorney backed by the Daley machine, secured 77 percent of counted votes to defeat Republican Dennis Black in a special election to succeed the late Mayor Daley. Bilandic hailed turnout as favorable and vowed to continue Democratic control.
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Used 1962 Chevy four door for sale ad
A classified automotive ad reports a 1962 Chevrolet four door for sale. The seller notes good condition, low mileage around 000 miles, runs terrific, asking price 160 dollars, and the advert appeared in the Cars for Sale section over two days in the Herald.
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Upland Pilot Killed After Plane Crashes Into Alley
Joseph Timothy Tate, an avid fisherman, loaded a twin engine plane with gear and trophies to fly to Baja for a fisherman’s tournament. The aircraft crashed into an alley between apartment buildings killing Tate and four others onboard, in a densely populated area. A separate Washington study questions saccharin cancer risk and lawmakers debate delaying a marketing ban.
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House ok’s Hatch revision raises voting rights issue
The House passed a Hatch Act revision 244 to 164 allowing federal bureaucrats to run in local state and congressional elections next year for the first time in about four decades. Vice President Mondale defended U S human rights abroad while criticizing domestic rights gaps. Health officials told a House committee about dangerous conditions in unregulated adult care facilities.
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Amin Holds British in Uganda as pressure over London trip rises
Ugandan authorities barred all British nationals from leaving Uganda amid efforts to gain Britain’s permission for Idi Amin to attend the Commonwealth summit in London. The move follows parallel actions against about 240 Americans earlier, with about 300 Britons living in Uganda.
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Floridians reject rights law in Dade County vote
Anita Bryant led celebrations as Dade County voters repealed a four month old county homosexual rights law. The final unofficial tally showed 89 562 against 22 319 in a record 45 percent turnout for a special election. Observers noted nationwide attention and pledges to continue the fight.
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The page list shows sections for Editorial Markets Society area news sports a comic TV and classes 22 23 24 25. It outlines where each content block appears in the issue and indicates location references for page navigation.
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White House says Young not in trouble for comments
White House asserts Andrew Young is in good graces despite remarks calling several presidents racists. Carter aides say the president understands Young’s views, with Young meeting Carter and reporters in a cordial scene. Young defended his Playboy comments linking Nixon Ford Kennedy Johnson and Lincoln to racism.
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