Iowa Natural Gas Supplies Put in Good Shape for Winter
Iowa Commerce Commission chairman Maurice Van Nostrand says Iowa’s natural gas reserves should cover demand and allow easing of new hookups under Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. He foresees adequate supply for home heating though interruptible customers may see less fuel. Whitmore echoes cautious optimism, but energy experts warn of potential shortages if winter is severe.
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Snickers Galaxy Discovery and Food Stamp Decline
Astronomer Dr Christian Simonson reports a dwarf galaxy nicknamed Snickers closer to the Milky Way than the previous nearest star gathering. US Department of Agriculture statistics show September food stamp rolls fell by 300000 to 18.5 million, signaling economic improvement since April.
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Syria Warning Tied to Lebanon Invasion Threat
Washington warned Syria to stay out of Lebanon as fighting between Moslems and Christians intensified. Israel said any Arab invasion, especially by Syria, would trigger a major military response. In Beirut, Christian snipers and Muslim fighters battled amid civilian deaths and a shifting effort toward cease-fire.
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Look Me Over Good Morning Gazette Launches Saturday Edition
The first edition of the Saturday morning Gazette invites readers to explore Section A with local calendar church news editorials and movie reviews Section B covers area sports Friday stock quotes comics and want ads while Section C introduces a new TV-Vision magazine for readers.
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Child Care Tax Break Approved by House Unit
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee approved a $190 million rise in the child care tax credit as part of a larger tax revision bill. The plan allows a 20 percent credit for care expenses, with up to $2,000 per child for single and two-or-more child families, subject to further details.
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Natural Gas Probe Targets Exxon Quinatana in Garden City Field
The House investigations panel charged Exxon Corp and Quinatana Petroleum Corp with delaying development of Garden City gas field in southern Louisiana, hinting at possible violations of the Natural Gas Act. Subcommittee cited water intrusion and drilling restraints, but offered circumstantial evidence and faced minority opposition.
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Finance Head Packard Quits Ford Post
Washington David Packard resigns as chairman of President Ford 1976 campaign finance committee amid dispute over fundraising approach. White House confirms resignation. Packard on hunting trip in Idaho could not be reached. He intends to help Ford later and will stay until a successor is chosen.
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