Congressional Analysis Questions Carter Energy Plan Pace
The Congressional Budget Office finds Carter energy plan would reduce oil imports and gasoline use but slower and less dramatic than promised. It projects 5 percent gasoline cut by 1985 versus 10 percent goal, 3.6 million barrels daily import reduction vs 4.5, coal use rising to 360 million tons by 1985, and notes inflation uptick with minimal overall economic impact.
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Congressional Budget
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Probing Conditions At Colin Anderson Center In West Virginia
State lawmakers and staff scrutinize Colin Anderson Center in St Marys West Virginia amid claims of substandard care overcrowded conditions and plumbing and hygiene problems. Administrators defend safety and note ongoing repairs and new shower installations while noting patients' need for care limits.
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ST Marys
W.va
Colin Anderson
Rock Bottom
William E. Richards
Richards
del. John Fitzgerald
Ravenswood
Jay Rockefeller
Fitzgerald
Del
Jackie Withrow
Draleigh
Wohlford Promoted To Vice President Of United Virginia Bank
E William Wohlford, formerly Princeton resident, is promoted to vice president at United Virginia Bank First National in Lynchburg Virginia. He will head tax department and oversee tax accounting and returns. Wohlford joined the bank in 1973 and holds a Concord College degree.
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Princeton
United Virginia Bank-First National
Lynchburg
Samuel P. Cardwell
Trust Department
Wohlford
United Virginia
Concord College
Stag Clothing
Strother Drug Company
Elk’s Club
National Association of Accountants
United Way
Replacing synthetics with cotton or wool drains land
The Society of the Plastics Industry warns that replacing synthetics like nylons and polyesters with cotton would need about 40 million acres of cotton land, near total arable land of several southern states. Substituting wool would require a billion acres of grazing land, equal to all U S agricultural land, per Ralph L. Harding Jr.
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New York
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Alabama
Texas
Society of the Plastics Industry
Ralph L. Harding Jr
United States
Harding
Poisonous gases blamed for Bevery Hills Supper Club fire deaths
Southgate Kentucky reports indicate some victims may have died from inhaling toxic fumes released by burning vinyl and plastic at the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire. Medical officials cite smoke inhalation as the primary cause, with some suggesting toxic gases from plastics contributed to the fatalities.
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Beverly Hills
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Fred Stine
Campbell County
Stine
Steve Mueller
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newport
State Police Commissioner's Office
Floating cities to ease coastal crowding may emerge
Dr. Athelstan Spilhaus envisions full scale floating cities on hollow concrete cylinders. Housing and work would be split by surface and submerged machinery, creating a lower profile than land cities per The Compass MOAC publication.
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New York
Compass
MOAC
Athelstan Spilhaus
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