Carter Faces Difficult Job Reducing Oil Use at Home
President Carter returns from the Bonn summit with a pledge to cut U S oil consumption. He faces Congress to raise domestic oil prices to world levels by year end and to curb imports, but faces strong opposition in a likely election year.
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France
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Louisville Firefighters Return After One Year Contract
Louisville firemen voted 358 to 30 to approve a one year contract granting 1600 in pay increases, with 13.3 percent more cash in the average 12000 salary, and began returning to 23 firehouses as 15 had been closed during the strike. National Guard members released their gear and left. The walkout involved about 350 garbage workers and drivers in New Orleans and 20000 Philadelphia municipal employees facing contempt citations for refusing to return to work.
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Tenn
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Sheriff's Office
Talks resume on arms with Soviet Union after postponement
The Carter administration resumes meetings with the Soviet Union in Helsinki to discuss restraining conventional arms, after weighing retaliation options over dissidents. State Department spokesman Reston says the resumption is justified on national security grounds.
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ERA extension plan clears first hurdle
The House Judiciary Committee approved a 39 month ERA extension by 23 to 8 as supporters pressed for a three year three month extension. Opponent Rep. McClory warned ratification could occur by March 22 and urged possible resubmission by state conventions if the deadline lapses. The panel expects final approval by a narrow margin with a floor vote possible later today.
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R-Ill
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New York Times Reporter Ordered to Explain Arrest as Material Witness
In Hackensack New Jersey Judge William Arnold rules that Myron Farber must submit notes documents and records about the Dr X murder case for possible evidence. Manhattan Justice Harold Rothwax orders Farber to appear to justify why he should not be arrested and to surrender his files. The ruling follows prior orders for Farber and the Times to turn over materials.
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New York Times
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New Jersey
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Arnold
the Times
All-points bulletin issued for green Oldsmobile in six slain workers case
Oklahoma City AP reports a nationwide alert for a beat-up green 1970 73 wood paneled Oldsmobile seen speeding with lights out from the Southern Hills Shopping Center where six restaurant workers were found slain. Police cite ongoing investigation and caution sharing details for evidence.
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Oklahoma City
Tom Mundy
Southern Hills
Jim Woodie
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883, publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription options include carrier weekly rates and mail editions with pricing for 4 weeks and 52 weeks, and mail service not offered in areas with Gazette carrier service.
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Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowe
Lee
Gazette
Associated Press
Salesmen Demonstrate Against Government Proposals
A cross section of about a thousand traveling clothing salesmen gathered on Capitol Hill to oppose tax and deduction reforms. They argued that proposed taxes on fuel burning cars and limits on business meal deductions would discriminate against their industry. The group featured men and women in professional attire with signs and cameras, aiming to sway Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Middle America
Capitol
People Praise Bishops for Fresh Food and Welcoming Atmosphere
Residents cite Bishops as a favorite for a wide ever changing variety of freshly prepared dishes in a warm friendly setting. They urge families to visit and enjoy the inviting environment.
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