Danville Faces Gas Ban Or Cutoff As Winter Deepens
The city of Danville confronts a dire natural gas shortage as Transco and Houston Pipeline delay emergency supplies. The Federal Power Commission may extend or end the emergency gas, with a likely March cutoff unless rapid action, including propane processing, is adopted. Conservation and pulling together are urged after a fatal cold incident.
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Danville
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Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company
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Transco
Houston Pipeline Company
James K. Turpin
Turpin
Washington
Ford
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Dangillian
Proverbs Perverbs And Creativity In A First Grade Class
Creative children spark change while OuLiPo seeks math based literary forms. Harry Mathews’ perverbs bend meaning, yet Maple Grove Elementary in Golden Colorado shows child led endings that surprise with simple, playful logic. Such classroom experiments may outshine advanced literary experiments.
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OuLiPo
Harry Mathews
Hell
Sue Koenig
Maple Grove Elementary School
Golden
Colo
OnLiPo
Parting Shot Cosell to Appear on Thursday TV Show
Howard Cosell will guest on a morning television program each Thursday, a schedule expected to set a dreary mood at workplaces compared with Mondays.
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Turmoil in Mainland China Signals Uncertain Future
Ralph de Toledano reports a growing power struggle in the Chinese Communist leadership. Hua remains propped by the army while rival factions and regionalism threaten central control. He foresees possible purges, uprisings, and external Soviet moves amid alarming signs of internal dissent and economic strain.
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Yun Kuo-feng
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Mao
Peking
Communist Party
Hua
Millonth
Paoting
Reuters
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Mag
Taiwan
Bua
Quemoy
Western Judges Rule OSHA Inspections Unconstitutional
In Idaho a three judge federal panel voided key OSHA entry provisions as unconstitutional, citing Fourth Amendment protections. The decision, aligned with Camara and Lee reasoning, bars inspectors from non-warranted searches of workplaces like Barlow's plumbing firm. Judges Kovisch, McNichols, and Anderson asserted Congress did not mandate warrants for all inspections.
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Lee
OSHA
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Western Bar
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Ninth Circuit
Ray McNichols
J. Blaine Anderson
Baise
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Texas
Gibson's Products
Barrow
Congress
Circuit
Anderson
Morality Grounded in Religion Faces Court Ruling
A New Jersey Supreme Court decision on abortion holds that nonprofit nonsectarian hospitals may not prohibit use of facilities for abortions. The ruling argues moral concepts cannot direct hospital policy when serving the public, aligning secular operation with religious tradition.
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Burke
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Dawson
Maritain
Sidney M. Schreiber
Dostoevsky
New Jersey Court
Bentham
Kant
Ike Christopher Dawson
John Courtney Murray
Socrates
New Jersey Supréme Court
Ford's Last Bid Names Baker Chairman Shakeup in GOP
President Ford's push to name James Baker interim national chairman shocks party veterans. Ford's move defies private advice to stay neutral and intensifies the Ford Reagan split, with Baker strong in the Northeast and mixed backing elsewhere as the January 14 vote nears.
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B. Connally
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Utah
Richard Richards
Northeast
Howard B
Bo) Callaway
First National
Rogers Morton
Callaway
Beker
Oval Office
Unionizing the Military Under Public Concern Letter
A letter argues the National Executive Council of the American Federation of Government Employees is drafting a plan to organize armed forces personnel. It warns unionization would ruin discipline and efficiency and cites potential strikes by public employee unions as dangerous. The writer urges Congress to block any law allowing military unionization.
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United States
Ume
Soviet Union
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