Carter outlines energy push amid foreign trip plan
President Carter said his six nation journey beginning today would dramatize the need for action on energy legislation and cited private signs from conferees. He travels to Poland, Iran, Saudi Arabia, France, Belgium and India, and said a compromise on energy must be fair to consumers, promote conservation, and not bankrupt the nation. He noted the energy cloud could affect Middle East peace talks and stressed readiness to work toward a comprehensive energy bill next year.
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Miller named new Fed chair as Burns exits post
President Carter replaces Federal Reserve chairman Arthur Burns with G William Miller of Textron to pursue continuity with tax and budget programs. Miller, 52, vows harmony with administration while Meany calls the move shift from Burns seven year policy. Burns, 73, may stay on as a board member until 1984.
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Storm disrupts Southland as Rose Bowl prep tightens parking
A five day Christmas rain storm lingers across the Southland with more on the way, flooding Long Beach streets and paralyzing parts of greater Los Angeles. Rose Bowl parking will close about 13 000 spaces on Monday with 2 000 more first come first served, as Pasadena police restrict access to only wrecking and lowboy trucks and buses to protect Brookside Golf Course and park. Police urge spectators to use public transit or ride shares for the Pasadena event.
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Begin and Sadat push hard bargains for peace plan
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Begin and Egyptian President Sadat set tough negotiation stances as parliament backs Begin's plan after an 11 1 2 hour debate. The plan envisions Sinai withdrawal and Palestinian autonomy with Israeli security in the West Bank and Gaza, while excluding Golan Heights and East Jerusalem. Sadat and Begin both signaled resolve despite international pressure.
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L B burglary solved by photo clues in Long Beach
Three Long Beach boys aged 12 to 14 committed a house burglary and left self revealing Polaroid pictures. The developing photos showed the culprits and led officers to arrest them at a nearby home. Police recovered a stereo, jewelry, and the camera from Valerie Traylor's residence.
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Fifth strangling victim found in Georgia city
In Columbus Georgia the widow of a former University of Georgia football coach, Kath leen Woodruff 74, was found beaten and strangled in her bed Wednesday. She is the fifth elderly or middle aged woman killed in the same west Columbus area over 30 months, all living alone within 1.4 miles of her home.
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Judge frees man in sex assault case arousing furor
TRINIDAD Colorado a 37 year old district judge dismissed a sexual assault charge against John James Montano after ruling the incident resembled an attempted seduction. The decision drew swift criticism from Assistant District Attorney Michael Argall who plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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U.S. trade deficit in 1977 seen at about 27 billion
Commerce officials say the yearly U.S. trade gap is four times 1976 and may reach 27 billion by year end, with November deficit near average. October strike distortions keep doubt on any major pattern change, as imports remain led by oil. Partly cloudy with showers tonight. highs mid fifties.
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California population to hit eight million by 2000
In a brief market and demographics recap, planners project about eight million residents in California by the end of the century. The note references growth trends and regional implications for services, housing, and infrastructure planning.
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