Carter Urges Flexibility In Oil Talks With OPEC
President-elect Jimmy Carter stresses integrity while pressing for moderation in OPEC price moves. Doha talks show Saudi restraint benefits Carter, who avoids linking oil outcomes to Mideast peace. He warns Congress will test his stance in the new year.
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Scouts to Sell Cookies Jan Nineteen Twenty Two
Girl Scout Cookie Sale in Conifer aims to raise funds for Council properties and equipment. Six cookie varieties will be offered January 14 through 22 with Do-Si-Dos and five returning flavors plus a new Samoas. Orders run January 14 to 22. delivery runs February 24 to March 5.
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Texas Legislature Opens With 3 Billion Surplus In 1976 Session
Texas lawmakers begin the 6t regular session in Austin with a 3 billion surplus from oil gas and taxes and no new tax pledge from Gov. Dolph Briscoe. Key fights include public school financing property tax reform and keeping spending within a pay as you go plan.
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Sinatra awaits word on Dolly Sinatra plane crash search
Palm Springs California AP Frank Sinatra has returned home to await word from rescue teams climbing Mt. San Gorgonio where a Learjet carrying his mother Natalie Dolly Sinatra and three others is believed down. Sheriff Frank Bland says 82 year old Dolly Sinatra may not have survived as radar data show a high speed impact. About 35 rescue members from two teams scoured the mountain through a frigid night with four helicopters joining the effort. The crash area is buried under up to six feet of snow and the white aircraft blends with the terrain. Also aboard were Mrs. Anthony Carboni and the pilot Donald Weier with copilot Jerold Foley.
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Killer bees strike in Argentina causing fatalities and injuries
In northern Argentina killer bee swarms have attacked four times in two weeks, killing a man on a highway and injuring villagers at a funeral and a farm near La Banda. Bee experts trace the origin to Brazil's Africanized stock introduced in 1956, with concerns US scientists study containment.
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Carter outlines two year plan to spur economy
President-elect Carter and Democratic leaders unveil a two year program to stimulate growth through public works, tax cuts, and one time rebates up to 200 dollars. The package includes 7 to 11 billion in rebates for 1976 taxes and a proposed 4 to 8 billion for public works creating up to 800000 jobs.
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