Senate Leaders Press Carter On Rationing Plan
Washington AP Senate energy leaders say Carter may need to rewrite standby gasoline rationing and energy conservation proposals to win approval. They urge more state input on allocations and question weekend sales bans and ad restrictions, while temperature controls for public buildings appear strongest.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
Sen
Bennett Johnston
D-La
Congress
Johnston
Senate Energy Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Mideast
Energy Committee
China denies Vietnam withdrawal claim amid frontier clashes
Vietnam says Chinese invaders are worse than French and Americans while Hanoi demands an immediate, unconditional pullout. Hanoi reports Chinese artillery near Lang Son with ongoing clashes in Lang Son Dong Dang Cam Duong and Phuc Hua as analysts remain divided on who bears responsibility.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Peking
Indochina
Lang Son
Dong Dang
Cam Duong
Phuc Hua
Senate delays cap on extra income for four years
The Senate without a roll call vote postponed enforcement of an 8600 ceiling on earnings above base salaries for four years, allowing up to 25000 per year for speeches and unlimited private income until Jan 1, 1983. Sen. Ted Stevens called the delay helps avoid inflation. Adams, Graham Child Development Center referenced.
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Washington
Senate
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Red dye protest halts hunt on Gulf of St Lawrence
Canadian authorities in helicopters arrested eight American animal lovers after a Sea Shepherd raid against baby harp seals. The group organized by Cleveland Amory for a midnight foray sprayed the seals with red dye to ruin pelts, as gale winds challenged their overboard entry on the frozen gulf islands north of Nova Scotia.
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SEA Shepherd
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Cleveland Amory
Nova Scotia
Carter Faces Narrow Senate Vote on Taiwan Policy
After a tense session the Senate rejected a declaration linking a Peking attack on Taiwan to U.S. security interests by 50 to 42, leaving Carter’s Taiwan policy near Congressional approval.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Taiwan
Senate
Peking
U.S
Piggyback Flight Delayed for Shuttle Columbia at Edwards
At Edwards Air Force Base California the piggyback preparation of the space shuttle Columbia to Florida was delayed to at least Saturday due to mounting problems on the jet. NASA spokesman Dick Klein said a test flight would occur after today and a takeoff was planned for 8:30 a.m. tomorrow once strut alignment issues are resolved.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Florida
Dick Klein
National Aeronautics and Space Adminstration
Virus blamed for infant deaths in Italy study
University of North Carolina researchers state that respiratory syncytial virus caused scores of infant deaths in Italy. The virus infects at least half of all children within their first year and is a leading cause of serious respiratory and lung infections requiring hospitalization.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Italy
University of North Carolina
Fred Henderson
University
Frank Por
Oil nations settle on near nine percent price rise
Oil exporting countries that capitalized on Iran's revolt are converging on roughly a 9 percent increase, more than double the April 1 plan. After initial varied boosts, several producers are standardizing the jump to achieve uniformity across markets.
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Tehran, Iran
Iran
Wind and Sun Forecast With Temperature Trend
Wind at 10 a.m. was 14 mph from the west. Sunrise 6 28, sunset 6 07. A year ago today high 36, low 10 with no precipitation. Extended forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Sunday to Tuesday with a chance of rain or snow Tuesday. Highs in the low 30s Sunday, near 40 Monday and Tuesday. lows in the teens Sunday, and 20s to low 30s Monday and Tuesday.
Births and events listed in Marion area vital statistics
Birth announcements from Mercy St. Marys St Luke's and local addresses note a son for multiple couples including Weseman Twite Smith Duplaga Joyce Schloss Krough and a daughter for Tommy Krough. Following items include alarm and emergency reports, a defective outlet, an ongoing investigation, and a false alarm. Names span Cedar Rapids Camarillo Marion Shellsburg and Phoenix for listed individuals.
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Donald Twite
36Th St
Philip Smith
Circle Drive
Edward Duplaga
West Post Road
Albert Joyce
16Th Ave
Clifford Schloss
Park Towne Place NE
Tommy Krough
Atkins
Michael Smith
Anamosa
Iranian women stoned during protest march
About 1,000 Iranian women protested Tehran University against Ayatollah Khomeini's veil decree. Revolutionary groups pelted the marchers with stones and insults amid rising tensions with Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan's government. No casualties were reported. Also noted is a Civil War date: Union forces under Gen. Sherman occupied Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 1865.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Tehran University
Mehdi Bazargan
Khomeini
William Sherman
Fayetteville
N.C
Union Leader story sparks Crane Reagan race fight
The Manchester Union Leader quotes unnamed Crane and Reagan aides alleging inappropriate behavior as it weighs the 1980 Republican presidential race. The front page piece disturbs party dynamics and is followed by an editorial backing Reagan. The item is part of a broader political clash in New Hampshire.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Phillip Crane
Manchester Union
Crane
Illinois
Reagan
California
Union Leader
Counties Seek Regional Jail Feasibility Study
Representatives from Howard Winneshiek Clayton Allamakee and Fayette counties agreed Thursday night to pursue state funds for a study. A board consisting of the sheriff and one county supervisor from each county will draft a letter to the Iowa Crime Commission seeking a grant to finance the study.
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Howard
Winneshiek
Clayton
Allamakee
Fayette
Iowa Crime Commission
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, lists subscription prices by carrier and mail. Rates include $1.15 weekly, $5.17 for 4 weeks, and $56 for 52 weeks, with higher rates for other states. mail subscriptions limited by carrier service.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
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Graham Child Development Center
Henderson
New England Journal of Medicine
Baker
Manhattan
Kan
Howard Baker
Kansas State University
Alf Landon
National Weather Service
Seattle
New York
C.R. Weather
Csiniciesevecinensseesiaunee
Anchorage
Atlante
Coralville Lake
Bismarck
Chicago
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Mpls
Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Fall
Clinton
Cedar At
C.R
SPEER
Michael Weseman
West Eighth Ave
Marion
St. Luke's
First Ave
Ellis Blvd
17Th St
Fifth Ave
Gerry J. Byers
Stella Y. Bottoms
Jerry L. Schrader
Juanita E. Wenger
George H. Brown
Jill M. Smith
Scott E. Schilling
Diane M. Quass
Karl J. Huber
Laura L. Barta
Harry A. Rote
Connie D. Tatro
Michael A. Westerly, Jr
Cynthia S. Shanahan
Philip D. Eganhouse
Kerry L. Teig
James L. Noethe
Janet K. No
Robert Joel
Jane A. Hanna
Rose Mary
Flo Kepler
Judith Ann
James Michael Redmond
George Adams
Janet Ruegnitz
Jakir
Georgia J
Ivan L. Hein
Anna Mae
Julian Joseph Perez Sr
Debra Lynn
David William Balvanz
Bazargan
Dariush Farahar
Qom
Jay B. Oaks
Oaks
First Assembly of God
42Nd Street N.E
Kennedy High School
Victor C. Unruh
First National Financial Center
7Th
8Th Avenues
Donald D. Pattison
Pattison
Cedar Chiropractic Center
Ist
Ave
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