Winter fuel outlook hints good and bad for state
State heating fuel prospects mix optimism and concern with an outlook discussed across multiple sections. Readers are reminded of November 4 as a potential day for significant financial implications and policy actions.
Linn County Sheriff Workman Faces New 1980 Campaign Problems
Linn County Sheriff Orlie Workman fights a worsening 1980 campaign as new setbacks emerge. Page 5A.
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A short humor note observes that some people amuse themselves simply by sitting and listening. The quip implies entertainment through passive listening.
Court rejects Laetrile appeal in supreme effort
The Supreme Court refused to hear arguments that terminal cancer victims have a constitutional right to use Laetrile. The unanimous 10th Circuit ruling stands, allowing the federal ban to remain and making illicit importation the practical path for those seeking the controversial treatment.
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Iran hostages hostage issue tied to radar planes debate
U S officials weigh Iran hostage release as Secretary of State Muskie resists Iran's demand to pull AWACS from the Persian Gulf. Iran's Prime Minister Rajai hints at progress, while parliament delays and war context remains separate. US maintains neutrality though may adjust.
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Election eve debate date questioned by Carter and Reagan teams
United Press International reports that representatives of President Carter and Ronald Reagan met to set a date and rules for a crucial campaign debate. Carter's campaign chief dismissed a Reagan proposal for November 3, arguing a 24 hour pre election debate risks misstatements. Carter accepts the League of Women Voters sponsored debate October 28 in Cleveland, while Reagan backers prefer a different sponsor.
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Presidential candidates schedules and debate timing discussed
President Carter tours Miami Orlando New Orleans while Reagan campaigns in Marion Herrin and Kansas City Shreveport and Anderson hits New York City Livinston and Newark A closed meeting with campaign aides and party officials proposed a debate on October 28 or 29 with both sides urging timing after campaigning ends Carter attacks Reagan SALT II stance calling it naive and threatening arms talks prospects Page 2A continues.
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Marcos orders arrests after Manila travel agents blast
President Marcos ordered the arrest of 30 people including former senator Benigno Aquino and US based figures in connection with the attack at a Manila travel agents convention. The blast injured seven Americans and 13 others as 5000 delegates faced chaos and evacuation.
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