Parents clash as Girl Scout sex education badge debated
In Philadelphia the pilot badge To Be a Woman prompts protests from mothers who favor cookie baking. Critics fear indoctrination while supporters say it elevates women's roles and knowledge of body, health, and history.
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Mandatory controls seen for gasoline supplies
Washington sources say a shift from voluntary to mandatory gasoline controls is likely with a presidential energy policy address this week. Colorado Governor John A Love named energy policy coordinator and confirmation could delay until his appointment. AAA reports a nationwide easing of shortages but still shows 47 percent of stations closing early or on Sundays and only 46 percent operating normally. Northwest stations remain hardest hit though improving.
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Europe Faces No Oil Shortage Says AP Reports
European oil sources say America has avoided shortages while Europe keeps ample supplies. Experts warn U.S. demand and anti pollution rules push prices up. Moscow notes shortages only where distribution falters. Susie Jaeger, 7, remains missing in Gallatin County Montana campers, with AP wirephoto.
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