Gloomy oil outlook warns of possible world war risk
A study by MIT leaders warns that by 1981 to 1983 a widening gap between oil supply and demand could trigger higher prices and conflict. Even with conservation, U S and allies may consume 5 to 20 million barrels daily more than available by 2000, with energy shortages risking global tensions and war if nations fail to act.
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Mondale Praises Portugal Regime and Lajes Base
Vice President Walter Mondale met Portuguese leaders in Lisbon and hailed Portugal as a democracy symbol. Prime Minister Soares reassured no U.S. pullout from Lajes Air Force Base amid Azores separatist unrest on Sao Miguel. Negotiations on base use continue as Mondale cites historic U.S. airlift role.
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Couple feted for giving up pay to serve others
Glenda Chul Hayward-Leslie and Carole Marquis and their four children live on two thirds of a teacher's salary by choice. The 1977 Good Samaritan Award from Rose Hospital honors their humanitarian work with Friends of Kuan-Yin of California and relief efforts in Guatemala. The couple also aids a medical clinic there and plans to adopt two handicapped children from Vietnam or Colombia.
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First cruise ship carries U S tourists to Cuba
The MTS Daphne sailed from New Orleans with U S travelers eager to see Cuba after 16 years of travel limits. Demonstrators led by Juanita Castro picketed the ship while authorities provided security. Passengers voiced mixed views on Cuba and trade policy as they boarded.
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Supreme Court bypasses morality firing case over unwed pregnancy
The Supreme Court refused to hear Martin Sweets Co. of Louisville s appeal after a lower court ruled the firm could not fire an unmarried employee because of pregnancy. The case centers on marital status and sexual activity affecting employment and civil rights protections. The employee, Ms Jacobs, alleged sex discrimination. the firm cited its moral code.
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Hayward Rodeo crowns veteran Idaho champ
Rodeo highlights from the 87th Hayward Rodeo crown veteran Idaho cowboys as top honors. Other items flag senior discounts in San Leandro and broad public concerns range from California tax relief to national politics and culture notes.
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