Chicago transit strike disrupts daily commutes for a second day
Long lines formed at remaining service stations in Chicago as a drivers and motormen strike emptied buses and trains. A Teamsters walkout curtailed gasoline deliveries and the Chicago Motor Club says about 60 percent of area stations are out of gas.
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OPEC Deadlock Over Crude Prices Deepens During Talks
Oil ministers from OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, clash with Libya and Algeria over new base prices as Iran Nigeria and UAE push for higher rates. Moderates warn rising prices slow demand amid a global energy shift. The meeting in Caracas continues with no agreement in sight.
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Gasoline prices may jump by 10 percent in two months
Analysts say wholesale gasoline prices rose as much as six cents a gallon last week and may lift pump prices up to ten cents more per gallon in the next two months. Factors include inflation, Iran embargo effects, and new federal markup rules.
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Trudeau agrees to lead Liberals in election campaign
Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau postpones retirement to lead the Liberal Party in the February 18 general election. He criticizes Prime Minister Joe Clark’s Conservative government for inaction and calls for western voter support to form a new Liberal government.
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Public favors Carter bid poll shows majority support
An AP NBC poll of 1,595 adults on Dec 11 and 12 finds 56 percent want Jimmy Carter to run for re election, 31 percent oppose, and 13 percent undecided. Carter's Iranian crisis handling boosts his approval. The result marks a shift from six months of negative sentiment.
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Pentagon Extends Upgrade Deadlines for Discharge Upgrades
The Pentagon extends the deadline for former service members to upgrade undesirable discharges to honorable status to April 1 1981. The extension follows requests from veterans organizations and was announced Monday by officials.
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Judge Denies Appeal of Teen Killer Zamora
Circuit Judge Frederick Barad refused to overturn the 1977 conviction of 15 year old Ronny Zamora who murdered an 83 year old Miami Beach neighbor. The defense pursued an unlikely theory that Zamora suffered from voluntary television intoxication based on his exposure to violent programs.
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Iranians Leave for Lebanon Amid Airport Sit-In
Fifty Iranians seeking to join Palestinians in southern Lebanon flew to Damascus after a week-long sit-in at Tehran Airport. A spokesman said funds were raised by voluntary contributions as they plan to proceed to Lebanon, though details were not released.
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Chicago schools win tax reprieve from IRS
The IRS will delay nearly 16 million dollars in payroll taxes for Chicago public schools until March 31, as reported by the Chicago Sun-Times. Officials must still meet a 41.5 million payroll deadline before the holiday break, but payments can be phased.
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Offshore bids OK'd for Georges Bank oil leases
The Supreme Court denied Massachusetts and environmentalists a delay and allowed the offshore oil and gas lease sale in Georges Bank to proceed. Justice Brennan had ordered a temporary halt earlier, but the bid opening moved forward.
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Begin survives abortion test in Jerusalem parliament
The Israeli Knesset delivered a preliminary setback to an abortion reform measure as lawmakers debated the proposal. Prime minister and opposition figures weighed in on the potential impact on reproductive rights and medical practice.
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Massachusetts stay request delays bid on leases
A court ruling denied the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Conservation Law Foundation a stay, allowing the auction of the leases to proceed as scheduled today after earlier consideration.
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Udall Endorses Kennedy in 1980 Presidential Race
Rep. Morris Udall backs Sen. Edward Kennedy over President Carter in the Democratic nomination race. Udall says he is pro Kennedy not anti Carter and cites a long relationship with the Kennedy family. He calls Kennedy a gifted tested leader.
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