Carter to announce energy plan with price decontrol and oil tax
President Carter will address the nation on Thursday night detailing energy proposals including ending crude oil price controls by September 30 1981 with a June 1 start, and seeking taxes on oil company profits. A windfall profits tax is floated to raise 3 to 5 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Oval Office
White House
House Energy
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
Teamsters and Industry to Resume Bargaining
The Teamsters strike enters its fourth day as talks are set to restart Thursday at 1 p.m. CST under Chief mediator Wayne Horvitz. Major automakers halt plants and cut schedules, with GM idling 6,000 in Flint and 7,500 in Lordstown, Ford cutting 2,000 of 10,000 in Warren, and VW idling 4,000 near New Stanton as experts warn of broad economic impact.
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Washington
UPI
Wayne Horvitz
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Lordstown
Ohio
Ford
Warren
Michigan
Volkswagen
New Stanton
F. James McDonald
Las Vegas
U.S
Ray Marshall
Evans Near Execution as Appeals Fail in Alabama
John Louis Evans III, 29, faces imminent execution in Alabama after a federal judge rejected an appeal by his mother Betty Evans. The case drew involvement from an attorney and an international group, but standing was denied. The news follows Carter’s award to a New Hampshire teacher, a capital punishment veto in Kansas, and beef price projections from the Agriculture Department.
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Atmore
Ala
John Louis Evans III
Betty Evans
Beaumont
Texas
John Carroll
U.S
W.B. Hand
Mobile
Washington
Carter
New Hampshire
Marilyn W
Willie” Black
Hanover
N.H
White House
Hanover and See Us.” Mrs. Black Teaches Art At the Bernice A
Agriculture Department
Department
United talks resume with mediators to settle strike
Negotiators for United Airlines and the striking machinists union resume contract talks with federal mediation. Mediator Robert Harris will convene the first bargaining session this afternoon since the strike began Saturday.
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Washington
United Airlines
National Mediation Board
Robert Harris
Vietnam says ready to start talks with China next week
Vietnam announces readiness to begin normalization talks with China in Hanoi around April 10 after dropping the demand that all Chinese troops leave Vietnamese soil first. Deputy Foreign Minister Phan ien says China must apply for entry visas to Vietnam for the talks.
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Thailand
Vietnam
China
Vietnm
Phan Ien
Pro
Hanoi
Begin and Sadat Deem Cairo Visit Boosts Peace Momentum
Prime Minister Menachem Begin said a hot line will be set up with Egypt and President Anwar Sadat said the Cairo visit has given peace momentum. Begin briefed the Israeli Parliament on his 28 hour trip and noted an agreed hot line similar to Washington Moscow. Sadat met with top aides for two hours.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Begin
Cairo
Sadat
Washington
Moscow
Wind and Sun Data With River Stage Readout
Wind direction and speed at 10 a.m. N at 10 mph. Sun times for Thursday visible. One year ago today high 65 low 38 precipitation none. Extended forecast partly cloudy Friday with possible rain Saturday and Sunday highs in 40s to 50s and lows 20s to 30s. Mississippi River stages across locations show rises and falls with concrete readings for LaCrosse to Cedar at C.R.
Cedar Rapids area couples obtain licenses and dissolve marriages
Licenses issued for Cedar Rapids Marion Walker Grand Island Neb Hiawatha and Fairfax with partners listed. Dissolutions include Hannelore I and James E Young Michael R and Renee E Potter Shirley R and David Lee Watson Cindy E and Bradley R Rocarek Gary Kim and Amy L Hootman Merle L and Frances A Peters Nancy Joe and Steven Scovel.
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Layton A. Olson
Lynda K. Paullus
David B. Nunemaker
Kathleen M. Dvorsky
Lynn E. Duecker
Connie V. Womack
Jonathan D. Colbeck
Robbie J. Freeman
Robert A. Teslik
Patricia D. Ritchart
Gary R. Bright
Nancy J. Kruger
Edgar D. Fisher
Shirley J. Florence
Cedar Rapids
Samuel R. Blackford
Sharon M. Phelps
Marion
Dennis F. Mills
Marlene H
Hannelore I
James E. Young
Michael R
Renee E. Potter
Shirley R
David Lee Watson
Cindy E
Bradley Raymond Rocarek
Gary Kim
Amy Louise Hootman
Merle L
Frances A. Peters
Nancy Joe
Steven Scovel
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and subscription rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription options include carrier 1.15 per week, mail 7 issues 5.17, four weeks 56.00, 52 weeks 80.00 for U S and territories. AP retains exclusive republication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Gazette
Associated Press
Kahn faults interference for food price inflation
White House inflation fighter Alfred Kahn told House subcommittees that market forces drive double digit food price inflation and government interference would worsen it. He cited beef shortages from 1973 price freezes and suggested the Council on Wage and Price Stability could monitor price rises and urge less beef purchases.
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UPI
White House
Alfred Kahn
House Agriculture
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
House
Kahn
Agriculture Department
Republican Royer Wins Ryan Seat in California
In San Mateo California veteran Republican William Royer defeated G W Joe Holsinger for the congressional seat of Leo Ryan slain in November. With 544 of 588 precincts reporting Royer led 49 143 to 34 574 as turnout reached about 37 percent in a district with 57 percent Democratic registration. Royer touted record and fiscal conservatism while Holsinger ran on the Ryan legacy.
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San Mateo
Calif
UPI
William Royer
Leo Ryan
Guyana
Royer
G.W
Joe” Holsinger
Ryan
Holsinger
Vital Statistics Births And Notes From Mercy Area
A list of births announced from Mercy and other locations includes examples such as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sieck Toddville a son and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Fillenworth 2710 First Ave NW a daughter on April 3. Other births cite Ja necek Cobb Bailey Lanner Cones Throndson and a Hart infant with various addresses and dates. A Rock Island Ill note lists Peter Saxton Williams and a St Louis note lists John Andrie with April dates. Also noted are Omaha and Iowa City families withMarch and April birth dates and grandparent details. Local emergency calls after 8:58 am include an overheated water heater and medical emergencies with times. An archival line recalls President Truman praising the Atlantic Treaty 30 years ago.
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Robert Sieck
Toddville
Terry Fillenworth
First Ave
Louis Janecek
Outlook Drive
Michael Cobb
Western Drive
Sam Bailey
Fifth St
Dennis Lanner
Richmond Road
Paul Cones
Seventh Ave
Larry Throndson
North Towne Court
Rock Island
Ill
Peter Saxton-Williams
Eldridge
Robert Roof
Indiandale Road
St. Louis
John Andrie
Milo Andrie
Ely
Omaha
Neb
Steve
Wendy Garringer
Marvin Garringer
Springville
Orville Collins
Sixth Ave
Hiawatha
Iowa City
Rick Myers
J St
Kenneth Myers
Harold Drive
John Pickart
Keystone
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