Gas use goal targets no rise in 1980 fuel use
Energy Secretary Charles Duncan proposed a national gasoline use cap for 1980 at seven million barrels daily and set state targets ranging from no reduction in Alaska and Colorado to 15 percent cuts in Kansas. He urged voluntary compliance but warned of mandatory plans if targets fail.
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USDA predicts tame meat price rise next year
U S Agriculture Department projects near record meat and poultry supplies will curb price gains in 1980. Beef and veal costs may rise 7 to 10 percent while pork and poultry advance only modestly, with overall food prices up about 7 to 11 percent for 1980.
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Ambitious plan seeks 9 billion for Middle East crisis airlift
Carter aides outline a five year program to spend up to 9 billion to equip U S forces for rapid crisis deployment in the Persian Gulf and other areas. The plan prioritizes about 50 CX jet transports to boost cargo airlift and 16 new depot ships at over 100 million each to be stationed abroad for Marine redeployment.
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House advances $1 billion anti recession aid bill
The House Government Operations Committee approved a $1 billion anti recession aid measure and $250 million for targeted fiscal assistance. The panel sent the bill to the full House on a 27 12 vote amid GOP criticisms of it as an election year giveaway. A floor vote is expected before the Christmas recess with aid in spring and summer disbursements.
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Carter
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NRC Advances Stricter Emergency Plan Rules for N Plants
The NRC tentatively approves regulations requiring nuclear plants to have federally approved state and local emergency plans or face shutdown. Some plants may operate without full adherence if they show alternative safety measures or other compelling reasons. Rules apply to unlicensed reactors and will be opened for public comment with a final vote expected in April.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Byrd urges swift Senate action on windfall tax and Chrysler aid
Senate leader Robert Byrd urged speed on the oil windfall profits tax and Chrysler aid after Republicans blocked a broad tax cut plan. He warned holiday recess without action would trigger public criticism as lawmakers sought to finish work after New Year’s.
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Senate
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Chrysler Corp
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D-N.j
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Maine
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Energy treaty signed by Western governors and Indian leaders
Western governors and Indian leaders signed an energy treaty in Phoenix to advance national energy independence while ensuring resources benefit the West and future generations. The pact outlined statements of principle with no concrete action details and calls for a follow up meeting early next year.
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Bruce Babbitt
Arizona
Mountain West
World Choi Elected South Korea President
Acting President Choi Kyu-hah was elected by the electoral college to lead South Korea. He pledged to expand freedom and reform the 1972 constitution. Choi, 60, is to serve a five year term though he said he may not stay long. Kim Jong-pil forecast a two year tenure.
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Trains Crash Near Barcelona Kills Seven
In heavy fog northeast of Barcelona two passenger trains collided head on. Seven people died and more than 75 were injured with many in critical condition as rescuers worked to reach trapped passengers. One train was empty while the other carried schoolchildren and teachers headed to a country excursion. ON THIS DATE in 1889, former Confederate President Jefferson Davis died.
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