Weakened energy bill faces Senate delay in vote
The Senate opened a billion-dollar energy tax package but delays and a possible filibuster stall passage. Conferees had agreed on credits for insulation and weatherization, solar and geothermal gear, gas-saving auto taxes, and business energy equipment.
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D-S.d
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Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Farber returns to jail over confidential notes
New York Times reporter Myron Farber surrendered to resume a contempt jail sentence for refusing to hand over notes used in his Riverdell Hospital murder case articles. He seeks to appeal the subpoena while in Bergen County Jail in New Jersey as the Supreme Court considers his request.
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Hackensack
N.J
UPI
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Bergen County
U.S. Supreme Court
College cost study shows rise for public universities
The median undergraduate cost at major public universities for 1978-79 will be 2221 dollars, up 7.8 percent from the previous year. Non resident students face a median of 3406 dollars, up 5.74 percent, including tuition, fees and room and board. The data come from the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges.
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Washington
National Association of State Universities and
FDA Orders Plain Language Labels With Progestin Prescriptions
The FDA requires lay language brochures to accompany progestin prescriptions informing women not to use the drug during pregnancy. The rule takes effect December 11, and the agency notes progestins are not safe for pregnancy testing or miscarriage prevention.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Kidney Transplant Study Boosts Success Odds
In Boston doctors report that giving recipients a series of blood transfusions before kidney transplants can double the chances of success by lowering immune rejection. Researchers call the transfusion effect one of the most dramatic findings in the field.
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Boston
VA to Treat Vietnam Vets for Agent Orange Illnesses
The Veterans Administration announces it will provide medical treatment to any Vietnam War veteran who claims health problems from Agent Orange. VA officials say a broad research program has started to determine long term health effects, and veterans who believe exposure harmed their health will be treated at VA hospitals pending results.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Explosion in tanker boiler room kills at least 20
A Greek tanker moored at a shipyard suffered an explosion in its boiler room killing at least 20 people and injuring 70. Ten dead are crew members, mostly Greek, with bodies heavily burned and hard to identify.
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Singapore
Birth announcements from Mercy and several cities
Birth notices list multiple families with new daughters and sons on Oct 11 and nearby dates. Names include Mercy, William Martinson, Timothy Nolan, Angelo Benegas III, Warren Kaump, Lola Cummins, Daniel Matula, Jerry McBowen, Thomas Plaza, David Garvey, Robert Anders, Ronn Kale, and several couples with their addresses and relations. Public safety notes follow with a series of service calls and incidents including alarms, carburetor backfires, a water heater malfunction, a cigarette ignition, and an engine compartment issue across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Angelo Benegas III
Richmond Road
Warren Kaump
10Th St. NW
Lola J. Cummins
Fourth St. NW
Daniel Matula
32Nd St
Jerry McBowen
Boxwood Lane
Weather Summary and River Stages Update
Wind at 10 a.m. is west at 4 mph. Friday sunrise 7 16, sunset 6 29. Year ago today high 52, low 34, no precipitation. Extended forecast fair and cool through Monday with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s. Coralville Lake and Mississippi River levels shown with several locations reporting rises and falls.
Backers of jobs bill push for compromise amid negotiations
In Washington supporters and critics of the Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill resumed closed talks to craft a compromise aimed at lowering inflation and unemployment. Labor civil rights and church groups oppose the emerging measure while Republicans and some senators threaten filibusters if concessions are not made.
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Senate
Coalition of
Labor, Civil Rights
John Carr
Full Employment Action Council
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Lugar
Byrd
The Many Pleasures of Wine
A PARADE Sunday feature explores wine pleasures and tasting notes in a concise cultural overview. It surveys varieties, pairing ideas, and enjoyment levels for readers exploring wine appreciation at home and in social settings.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette publication details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines its ownership The Gazette Company founded in 1883, publication schedule daily and Sunday, address 500 Third Ave SE Rosas Iowa 52406, and rates for carrier subscriptions with regional pricing and AP rebroadcast rights noted.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Rosas
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
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