Byrd Sees Energy Bill Hope Amid Grim Outlook
Washington asks if Congress will pass energy legislation this year. Senate majority leader Robert Byrd, an optimist, insists action remains possible despite two months of unproductive talks. Other lawmakers joke about time and energy, while Carter aides stay philosophically patient.
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Gulf Official To Be Sentenced For Free Vacations
Pittsburgh AP reports Gulf Oil Corp Vice President Fred W. Standefer, 33, faces sentencing January 10 after his federal conviction for approving more than 3000 in corporate funds for five golf vacations for IRS supervisor Cyril J. Niederberger. Niederberger was convicted earlier of accepting the trips.
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