Deregulation Push Likely as Gas Shortage Looms
Piedmont Natural Gas spokesman Forrest Collier says last energy emergency could decide Congress on deregulating natural gas prices. He notes East Coast hardships, predicts March improvement, and outlines 165 commercial cutoffs and 20 000 curtailments by Piedmont and Transco. He says long-term relief requires lifting interstate price ceilings.
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King Names Prince of Asturias for Felipe
MADRID AP King Juan Carlos designated his young son Felipe as Prince of Asturias a title held by crown princes The official notice said Adolfo Suarez and the cabinet approved the move Felipe will be 9 on January 30 The king and Queen Sofia have daughters Helena 14 and Cristina 11
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Fume Sufferers Leave Hospital After CO Incident
In Crawfordsville Indiana emergency crews treated about 80 fans and players for carbon monoxide fumes from a soot clogged furnace vent at a Friday night game between Greenfield Christian Academy and Linden Christian Academy. Four teens remained overnight but were released the next day. 0.01 parts per million detected in the gym was deemed very lethal by officials.
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Dixiecrat Laney Dies at 80 in Magnolia Arkansas
Former Arkansas Governor Ben T. Laney died Friday night at his Magnolia home at age 80 from an apparent heart attack. A 1945 to 1949 governor, Laney led the States Rights revolt at the 1948 Democratic National Convention before withdrawing his nomination amid controversy over civil rights planks. The Arkansas delegation and several Southern states walked out in protest.
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Egypt Lifts Curfew After Riots Hit Cairo
Cairo ends a three day curfew as troops withdraw from strategic squares. Death toll rises to 77 with at least 700 injured in protests over food prices. President Sadat had suspended price increases. arrests reported and damage nationwide.
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