Millions Car Pooling Remains Popular Across Nation
The energy crisis spurred car pools now a money saving habit for millions of workers. Officials note 20 million daily riders, with federal funds aiding 125 projects for parking, lanes, and matching programs. Companies like Minnesota Mining deploy vans. Connecticut and Tri-Met report growing commuter services and substantial gasoline savings.
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Associated Press
Federal Highway Administration
America
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Connecticut
Arles J. Gudaitis
Gudaitis
Tri-Met
Portland
Ore
Stan Stokey
Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxville
Richardson Leaves Door Ajar On VP Nomination
London AP report says Ambassador Elliott Richardson may appear on a long list of vice presidential candidates for Ford after Rockefeller withdrew. Richardson, Ford’s commerce secretary designate, says he is not seeking the nomination but won’t foreclose any option. He plans to campaign for Ford and will not solicit campaign funds.
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London
Elliot L. Richardson
Ford
Associated Press
Nelson Rockefeller
Richardson
Beirut Moslems List Minimums For Christians
Beirut Lebanon AP Leftist Moslem leaders announced new minimum demands to reduce Christian political and economic dominance. They call for ending religious civil service posts electoral seats judgeships and army commands a proportional representation electoral law and amending the constitution to balance power between Moslems and Christians amid ongoing sectarian fighting and a fragile cease-fire. The war has killed thousands, devastation lingers, and civilians face volatility as tensions flare in Beirut and surrounding areas.
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Beirut
Lebanon
National Assembly
Phaange Party
Army moves to clear rebels from Belgrano radio station
Argentine Army troops backed by armored vehicles reached the Belgrano state radio station seized by rightist air force rebels. After talks with air force personnel the rebels agreed to leave, marking the first army action against the uprising that sought President Isabel Peron's removal.
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Buenos Aires
Noticias Argentinas
Air Force
Noticias
Isabel Peron
Belgrano
Angel Federico Robledo
Big Mouth calf debacle ends in loss for Minnesotan farmer
ANOKA Minn AP Big Mouth the Holstein calf raised by Arnell Beckman 56 of Coon Rapids a Minneapolis suburb died weighing about 75 pounds when acquired and 1040 pounds at slaughter with a net loss of 108 40 after weigh in and beef revenue calculations. Voeltz from Emerald Wis and others note no profit in cattle raising.
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Anoka
Minn
Arnell Beckman
Beckman
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Orville Voeltz
Emerald
Wis
Coon Rapids
Minneapolis
Steve
Unds
Big Outh
Are
T-told-you-so
Wisconsin
Voeltz
Big Mouth
Veltz
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Elm Street
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Dahomi
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Warren
Admiral Color
T.V
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Gibson Refrigerators
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Tripoli
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Richard M. Nixon
Senate Commerce Committee
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Bidde
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Shell Lake
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