Reversal of Explosion Rips Truck Busing Fuel
A Washington AP dispatch reports a House vote on an emergency energy bill amid disputes over a busing provision. Proposals to block fuel allocations for transporting students and to stricter emissions standards failed or passed in late amendments. The Senate tabled similar moves as conference talks loom. A fatal explosion near Widener, Arkansas, drew attention to ongoing protests and fuel disruptions, with no injuries reported.
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Regents Slash Tuition For Part Time Students In Iowa
Iowa regents adopt new tuition schedules cutting costs for part time students at all three state universities. Undergraduate hours or fewer at the University of Iowa will pay one dollar per semester, with other campuses setting similarly reduced minimums. The changes aim to reflect fewer credit hours while maintaining base values, affecting part time enrollees across the state. The broad impact includes shifts in campus fees and warning that full-time rates remain higher for the majority of students.
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Kirkwood College Trims Offices for Holiday Week
Kirkwood Community College will close offices Dec 21 to Dec 28 under an energy conservation plan. Superintendent Sela Ballantyne says three holidays George Washington’s Birthday Good Friday and Memorial Day will be observed later. The measure aims to save fuel and power across 22 campus buildings.
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Nixon Aides Doubt Slump Amid Economic Strain
Nixon and aides express doubt about worsening economic slump as White House officials weigh impact of the crisis on policy. A spokesman comments on the administration’s stance and potential actions.
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Grant Links Drug Incidents and County's Need for a New Jail
A fragmented report describes multiple drug-related incidents linked to a local jail project. Witness statements reference injuries, alleged intoxication, and a plan for a broader investigation into causes, with officials noting the county’s urgency for a new detention facility and enhanced oversight.
Dixie Tornadoes Kill Three In South and Georgia
A series of tornadoes struck three Southern states causing three deaths in South Carolina and two in Georgia with injuries across the region. Damages are estimated in the millions as mobile homes and housing were destroyed and thousands lost power.
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Mavlicht Time Bill to Mixon Faces National Debate
Washington debate centers on a proposed bill affecting governance and authority. The text signals discussions on executive powers, potential state involvement, and the governor’s role amid shifting national positions. Names and locations appear in garbled form, but the piece references Prostate Nisan and various groups in a political legislative context.
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No Direct Negotiation With Israel Said By Sadat
Egyptian President Sadat said direct talks with Israel would not occur at the Middle East peace conference. He indicated willingness to meet Israeli representatives only if direct negotiations are excluded and urged serious bargaining on disengagement before Christmas. Kissinger and other officials met in Cairo and Riyadh as regional diplomacy continued.
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