Cacique Juan de Jesus Romero Nears End in Taos Pueblo Life
Juan de Jesus Romero, 97, Taos Cacique and spiritual leader, lay in Didian Hospital in Santa Fe after abdominal surgery. The longtime tribal regent prepared for a possible passing as Pete Concha stood by, reflecting on the lineage and duties binding the Taos people to their sacred rituals and Blue Lake heritage.
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Will Rebate Help Carter Push Economy Forward?
The Carter plan envisions rebates of at least 50 dollars for most Americans with 50 dollar per dependent payments and 50 for Social Security recipients. a total of 11.4 billion. Critics argue past rebates failed to sustain growth and call for follow up measures like permanent tax cuts and public works through 1978 while officials cite the 1975 rebate's partial success in boosting consumption.
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Governor orders gas curtailments across three quarters of Virginia
Governor Godwin announced continuing natural gas curtailments across 75 percent of Virginia with 30 000 workers likely affected. Officials noted fuel oil electricity kerosene and bottled gas are also restricted though coal and wood remain exempt. Colder weather drove subzero temperatures in some mountains and single digits elsewhere as the impact on power and fuel supply grows.
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Weather and state energy actions amid deep freeze across Virginia
The National Weather Service predicts snow flurries for the Great Lakes and rain for the Gulf Coast Pacific Northwest with snow in parts of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Texas Colorado and New Mexico. Gov Godwin declared a state of emergency citing severely cold conditions and fuel shortages while promising spot checks for compliance. State agencies businesses and churches adjust hours and thermostats to conserve energy with penalties for violations. The Danville City Council and Columbia Gas of Virginia officials outline mandatory and voluntary curtailments and measures to keep gas service, urging warm clothing and reduced consumption.
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