Heating Bills Rise With Cold Wave Hit on Carter Plan
The national cold spell could push heating costs up to 5 billion, prompting debate on increasing a $50 per person tax rebate. Charles Schultze warned Republicans and Democrats that severe winter adds pressure on the Carter stimulus package and may alter rebates. Meany’s AFL-CIO backs a separate 30 billion plan prioritizing jobs.
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Carter
White House
Schultze
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
House Public Works Committee
Senate
Cold Night with Chilly Outlook Across Carolinas
North Carolina and South Carolina see sunny days with highs in the 30s to 50s this week. Clear, cold nights bring lows in the 20s to teens in some areas. Limited chances of precipitation Thursday into the weekend, mainly mountains.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Wilmington 10 charges denied in state probe
State officials say missing evidence claims in the Wilmington 10 case are without merit. Secretary Grimsley said a Justice Department probe found no support for the accusations. Benjamin Chavis Jr. and others were convicted in the 1971 store firebombing during Wilmington racial disturbances.
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Wilmington
Joseph W. Grimsley
State Justice Department
Wimnington
Benjamin F. Chavis Jr
Aaron Johnson
Fayetteville
Chavis
Johnson
Human Relations Commission
Commission
Grimsley
Wilmington 10
CBS
Young aims to sound out leaders on Africa policy in 10 day trip
United Nations ambassador Andrew Young begins a 10 day tour of Africa visiting Tanzania Nigeria and London to meet frontline presidents and discuss U S support for black majority rule in southern Africa He plans to listen first to leaders and report back to the president and secretary of state.
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N.Y
Andrew Young
Carter
Africa
Young
Tanzania
Nigeria
London
Ivor Richard
Geneva
Rhodesia
Dar Es Salaam
Mozambique
Angola
Zambia
Botswana
United States of America
John Vorster
South Africa
Ian Smith
Brother of Byrd Kills Himself in North Wilkesboro
William J. Sale 67 brother of Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd was found dead in his apartment from a single gunshot wound. A .32 caliber pistol lay nearby and coroner’s report cites personal safety related death due to despondency over ill health. Sale, retired merchant mariner, lived alone and had been in poor health.
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William J. Sale
U.S. Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Sale
David Felts
Okla Senator Bartlett Released From Hospital
Oklahoma Republican Sen. Dewey Bartlett who had cancer surgery in New York and lost part of a lung has been released. He will return as an outpatient for skin and blood tests on his immunological system today and Wednesday.
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Oklahoma
Dewey Bartlett
Bartlett
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