Farah Blames Shutdowns on Five Catholic Bishops
San Antonio textile plant owner Farah claims union pressure and the church influence caused two factories to close, displacing 900 workers. He singles out five bishops in a national boycott context, while asserting plants in Victoria Texas and Las Cruces New Mexico had also closed or faced pressure.
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Energy Office bungles gasoline cut plan details
STAN BENJAMIN reports the new Federal Energy Office aims for a five percent cut in gasoline production but misstates figures causing confusion about a potential twenty five percent shortfall. officials later corrected that a five percent cut equals a 25 percent shortage once demand and Arab oil cuts are factored in.
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Associated Press
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Energy Office
Federal Register
Ashington
New York Times
Cowan
Times News Service
William E. Siemon
John Sawhill
Sawhill
Judge Justice Delays Pornography Hearing in Lubin Case
Federal Judge William Wayne Justice postponed a hearing and permanent injunction ruling on Lubin anti pornography ordinance to January 21 after the plaintiffs' lawyer fell ill. Penthouse Magazine and Bill Windsor of a Lufkin foodstore filed suit alleging the ordinance violates free expression and Windsor faced a counter display controversy. The Lufkin city council passed the ordinance last September.
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Ordi
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Lufkin
Windsor
Cufkin ¢Lty Council
Violence Flare Surges In Truck Stop Protests Across States
Gunfire and shattered air lines mark a two day truck stoppage that hit Pennsylvania Ohio and other states with at least ten shooting incidents. No injuries reported but widespread harassment and damage to trucks raised fears of broader disruption as independent drivers rally over fuel costs and speed limits.
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Associated Press
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Ivan Z. Zimmerman
New Holland
Ohio Highway Patrol
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Interstate 76
Interstate 75
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New Jersey Turnpike
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Mich
Code of Conduct To Be Reviewed By FRED HOFFMAN AP
The Pentagon will undertake the first major review of the military Code of Conduct in nearly 20 years over six to eight months. It will assess updating the code in light of 566 U S servicemen held prisoner since the last release and consider tightening language to remove ambiguities for future service members. Former POWs may join the advisory committee alongside experts from psychology education and religion to gather outside input.
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Washington
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Vietnam
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Navy C-118 Crash Kills 10 Near Adak Alaska
A Navy C-118 four engine transport crashed during approach to Adak on Great Sitkin Island killing all 10 aboard. The plane departed Whidbey Island Washington and stopped at Im Harbor, Anchorage before heading to Adak. Survivors were not found and names include Lt Cmdr David M. Monroe and several reservists with ties to Seattle Everett and Oak Harbor.
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Wash
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Imendorf Air Rind
Seattle
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Northwest Airlines
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Avia+ion
C. David J. Dobash
Oak Harbor
James H. Owendy
Everett
Alaska Airlines
George P. Varner Jr
Pan American Airways
Felix Sklevaski
Federal Way
Donald E. Wenching
UCLA
Michael D. Robinson
Bellevue
Floyd J. Badgett
Sumner, Wash
L, Vickery
el Paso
Kissinger Maps Mid East Peace Efforts From Algiers
Secretary of State Kissinger, in Algiers, says meaningful talks between Israel and Syria hinge on prisoner exchanges, with a Geneva peace conference set for December after UN invites. He visits Boumedienne, Cairo, and planned stops in Saudi Arabia and Syria as he presses oil and energy crisis diplomacy and a regional peace push.
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Algiers
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Syria
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Middle East
Geneva
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Wile
Hisrael
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America
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