Ford ties decontrol to U S security at Permian Museum
President Ford urging oilmen linked domestic oil price decontrol to national security in Midland at the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum dedication. He warned of energy dependence, urged deregulation of natural gas for interstate use, and defended security amid recent gun incidents.
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Midland
Texas
Ford
Permian Basin
Dallas
U.S
United States of America
Sacramento
Calif
St. Louis
IE May Buy Share in New Nuclear Unit
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co may buy power or a stake in a new 600 million dollar nuclear plant to be built in central Iowa. CIPCO will own 300 to 400 megawatts of the 1,200 MW plant with partners Iowa Power and Light Co and Associated Electric Cooperative. Construction aimed for service by May 1, 1984. location under study.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Iowa
Duane Arnold
the Gazette
Central Iowa Power Cooperative
CIPCO
Marion
Iowa Power and Light Co
Des Moines
Associated Electric Cooperative
Springfield
Iowa Electric
Iowa Power
Arnold
Palo
Prairie Creek
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Sutherland Station
Marshalltown
Senators Probe $400 Million In Overpayments
A Senate panel will investigate alleged overpayments totaling about 400 million dollars to needy aged, blind and disabled persons under the Supplemental Security Income program. The probe was announced by Chairman Warren Magnuson and Ranking Republican Edward Brooke, with further GAO review requested by Senator Frank Church. The inquiry ties to a supplemental appropriations bill and SSI operations since January 1974.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Edward Brooke
Mass
Frank Church
Idaho
Special
Senate Committee On
Social Security Administration
Shadow of HHH Looms Over Demo Hopefuls
Five presidential hopefuls faced Minnesota and Midwest Democrats in a forum as Hubert Humphrey loomed unseen. Candidates Taylor Bayh Udall Shapp Harris Sanford appeared while Henry Jackson and George Wallace were absent. Sanford criticized big banks and the Fed, while Harris predicted the field would narrow by the convention.
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HHH
Minneapolis
Hubert Humphrey
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Morris Udall
Arizona
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Henry Jackson
Washington
Alabama
George Wallace
Humphrey
Minnesota
South Dakota
Richard Kneip
Wendell Anderson
George McGovern
Sanford
Federal Reserve Board
America
Harris
Secrecy Cloaks Talks As Walkouts Hit Three Cities
United Press International reports a Chicago teachers walkout negotiations under a news blackout affecting 530000 students. In New York City the United Federation of Teachers strike enters its fifth day with contempt charges against leaders and an injunction looming. Parochial school talks in New York also faltered prompting a Tuesday strike after an authorized vote.
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Chicago
New York
Robert Healey
Chicago Teachers Union
Joseph Hannon
United Federation of Teachers
New York City
Albert Shanker
Supreme Court
Irving Saypol
Nighttime raid in Ethiopia leaves eight Americans missing
Armed attackers struck the Kagnew base near Asmara in Eritrea Province. Eight personnel including two Americans and six Ethiopians are missing. Rebels claimed responsibility and warned of more raids. Pentagon said no bodies found and fate of the missing unknown. State department noted possible kidnapping with ransom claims reported by a Beirut photographer but no verified demand.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
API
U.S. Navy
U.S
Asmara
Eritrea
Red Sea
Washington
Pentagon
State Department
Eritrean Liberation Front
Beirut
Air Raid Strikes Mosquitoes Over Alabama City
A Lockheed Constellation sprayed 1900 pounds of malathion over 120 square miles of Jefferson County Birmingham to curb St. Louis encephalitis. Eighteen of 20 traps showed immediate kill while 28 cases have been identified in the county this year and one death. Cleveland delayed spraying due to weather as five cases are confirmed and 42 suspected.
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Birmingham
Ala
St. Louis
Cleveland
Ohio
Jones Valley
Jefferson County
Alabama
Ruth Miller
Miller
Ronald Swanger
Woman and officer dupe during road survey misdirection
A woman tells an officer during a road survey that they will return shortly after her husband admits he is going the wrong way, highlighting a brief, humorous moment in local traffic oversight.
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