Unidentified crash victims buried in Westminster plot
Officials report 114 victims from multiple states and Canada were buried at Westminster Memorial Park in a central Orange County location. Names from Long Beach Laguna Hills and other areas were read as an a cappella choir sang. A plaque will list the dead and future identifications may allow reburial or marker changes.
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GM and Arco chiefs back Carter energy plan
General Motors President Estes and Atlantic Richfield Chief Shaw endorsed Carter’s energy proposal at a Los Angeles gathering. Estes urged reliance on market prices over taxes to drive energy investment and criticized federal mileage standards. Shaw urged quick congressional action and warned against energy tax transfers, favoring market-based rationing.
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Carter energy department gets first OK with limits
Washington AP President Carter's proposed energy department cleared its first legislative hurdle as a House subcommittee approved the bill with limits. The panel backed some authority for energy pricing and created an independent Energy Regulatory Commission to review department decisions, while limiting control over SEC powers and coal slurry pipeline regulation.
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Farm losses offset by gains in economy says state official
Sacramento AP reports State Finance Director Roy Bell says drought will hurt farmers but the overall economy will offset the dent in state revenues. He notes possible farm income impact in 1917-78 but expects inflation driven tax gains, higher employment, and stronger consumer spending to buoy the budget. Department stores and the workforce perform better than expected.
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