Oil price split to push up US fuel costs next year
Oil ministers split crude pricing in OPEC causing gasoline heating oil and electricity bills to rise. A 5 to 15 percent price range could lift U S costs with less than full alignment among members shaping how much consumers pay.
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Carter accelerates cabinet picks ahead of Christmas time
President elect Carter pushes to complete his new administration by Christmas with a cabinet pace quickening. He has already named four members including Gov. Cecil Andrus, W Michael Blumenthal, Brock Adams and Cyrus R Vance with seven posts remaining.
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Tanker Blast Kills Seven In Harbor Disaster
An explosion on the Sansinena oil tanker caused a massive fire in Los Angeles harbor injuring at least 50 and leaving two missing. Divers comb wreckage as a 7,000 gallon spill is cleaned by vacuum boats.
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Automatic Flagpole Sparks Patriotism Debate at Courthouse
A sun activated flagpole at a Baltimore federal courthouse triggers protests from Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders who say the flag should be treated with greater respect. The incident unfolds amid broader security concerns and political maneuvering surrounding President Carter’s cabinet picks and defense post debates.
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Penalties for poaching deer in North Carolina discussed
The reader asks about penalties for killing a doe in North Carolina. Gerald Potter cites fines of at least 100 dollars or 90 days in jail, with higher caps for first and second offenses and possible equipment confiscation. sentencing rests with the court.
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