Energy emergency planning guide outlined by Energy Department
A draft energy emergency planning guide proposes measures for shortages including four day workweeks ten hour days, bans on outdoor lighting and widespread thermostat limits. It envisions using Navy ship generators for coastal cities and curtailing elevator service, with note on handicapped impact. The final report is due next month and drills are planned nationwide.
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Not a political contribution says GOP over bank payments
The Republican Party argues Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co payments of $2 for each registered Republican who signs up for a bank Visa card are not political contributions. A Business Week excerpt quotes an unidentified GOP official calling it a fee to use GOP mailing lists, while federal law bars corporate political gifts.
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Federal treatment program saves millions in costs
A federal study finds a $30 million 6 year program for drug and alcohol addiction has saved court and prison costs and theft by providing treatment as an alternative to jail for over 60 000 people in 52 localities since it began.
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Carter Returns to Work After Holiday Break at Camp David
President Carter resumes work after a one day Thanksgiving break planning a new budget for Congress. He stays at Camp David until Sunday and hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for about 30 relatives. Rain spoiled plans for outdoor activities at the mountain retreat.
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Bolivian Army Seizes Power In Bloodless Coup
The Bolivian army announced at dawn it has seized control ending Gen. Juan Pereda's four month government. An army communique signed by Gen. David Padilla Arancibia says power will be held temporarily to create a new Bolivia with elections and a civilian transfer by August next year. Pereda had refused elections before 1980, prompting the move.
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Fluoride Toothpaste Should Be Used Quickly UPI
Researchers at the University of Illinois Medical Center report fluoride in toothpaste breaks down rapidly and should be used promptly to prevent cavities. The first comprehensive test shows fluoride does not sit well on the bathroom shelf and reacts with other substances.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Illinois Medical Center
Iranian troops kill 15 in Shiraz protests
Government troops in Shiraz opened fire on demonstrators demanding the Shah's ouster, killing at least 15 and wounding scores over three days. The shah released 267 political prisoners in Tehran to defuse a growing, violent opposition that threatens his 37-year rule.
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Iran
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Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Associated Press
OSHA Abolishes 928 Regulations in Workplace Rollback
U S government agency winds down a large set of rules affecting safety and design in workplaces. OSHA officials say the move spares businesses from many burdensome requirements and fines. One example targeted toilet seat design and pipe placement guidance.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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Gladys Smith aka Mary Pickford, early film icon
A Toronto born actress born in 1893 used the stage name Mary Pickford and rose as Americas Sweetheart of film. The Panamanian government projects visitor numbers exceeding 400000 this year for the first time in history.
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Mary Pickford
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Nicaraguan Referendum Sought to Extend Somoza Rule
An opposition alliance in Nicaragua signals acceptance of a proposed national referendum on President Anastasio Somoza's continued rule if the dictator leaves the country during the vote. Somoza is expected to reject the plan, while mediators warn of uncertain government reaction.
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Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
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