Study Finds Parents Wish To Teach Traditional Values
New York AP national survey of 1,230 families with children under 13 shows American parents want to instill marriage, work, religion, and thrift, even if many adults doubt their own advocacy. Researchers describe two family types, traditionalists and new breed, both aiming to pass core values to children.
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Zaire orders Coke for troops amid aid program debate
Washington reports President Mobutu seeks Coca Cola for Zairean C-rations as the Carter administration approves about 15 million dollars in nonlethal military aid and arms. Officials stress the Coke purchase is a commercial deal not funded by U.S. dollars.
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New Evidence Links Benzene to Leukemia in Workers
AP reports that new evidence from NIOSH indicates benzene exposure may significantly raise leukemia risk among workers. Aimed at emergency rules, the Labor Department considers a binding standard after Goodyear plant studies in Ohio showed seven leukemia deaths among 74 exposed workers versus lower rates in other groups.
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Carter plans phased oil price rise and rationing scheme
An energy official outlines a contingency gas rationing plan if supply is interrupted. The Carter administration proposes raising domestic crude oil prices in three stages to align with world levels, adding seven cents per gallon, with two cent increases next January and further two and three cent bumps over the following two years.
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Energy Plan May Boost Diesel Cars at Geneva Show
At the Geneva motor show European auto makers cite Carter energy plans as boosting diesel cars. They note rising diesel output, U.S. emission rule relaxations, and strong export demand, with Mercedes and Peugeot leading a broader shift toward diesel models in the near term.
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Carter energy plan seeks fair rates and antitrust enforcement
Carter advocates thorough energy reforms to curb windfall profits and promote coal, nuclear, and solar power. He calls for individual accounting of energy firms, strict antitrust enforcement, and using highway funds to offset lost state revenues from lower gasoline use. An aide vows living standards won’t fall, noting rebates and tax credits for households, plus efficiency incentives.
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Danville Register subscription rates and notices
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday subscription rates with mail and carrier options. Carrier delivery costs 5 cents per day, Sunday copies 25 cents, annual mail rate 44.20, six months 22.10, and notice of expiration mailed 10 days before renewal. Subscriptions payable in advance. renewals urged.
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Carter energy plan draws mixed industry backing
The American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers backs the Carter proposal as deserving national support while an industry group questions the pace of change. American Motors chairman Ray Chapin calls the plan sensible and workable, noting AMC benefits from shifts to smaller cars. Edison Electric Institute president W Downham Crawford endorses conservation but cautions utilities need years to convert to coal.
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Virginia and North Carolina Weather Brief
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