Nation's Cold Crises Worsen Across States
Northern California fuel demands force Pacific Gas and Electric to cut natural gas supplies to industrial and commercial customers as officials pursue delivery restorations. Reports detail frozen Ohio River, energy emergencies in Minnesota and Connecticut, Amtrak suspending eight routes, and widespread industry curtailments.
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Carter family to attend inaugural events in Washington
Carter and family fly to Washington aboard a chartered liner after their Texas trip. They will stay at Blair House then move to the White House for an inaugural gala at the Kennedy Center. Powell denied reports Carter urged Sorensen to bow out as CIA nominee and said no final decision has been made.
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Mother of killer cries for justice in troubled son case
The mother recounts her son’s crimes, saying two young women were killed in under a decade. She visited Pasca goula jail where he faced charges in Deressa’s slaying and expressed firm belief in his guilt, recalling his first words and court actions. She notes his history as a moody loner before his Arizona release.
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Family antenna accident leaves father killed and daughter injured
A garage mounted C8 antenna fell onto a high voltage line killing Robert Jarrell and seriously injuring his daughter Tammy on Tuesday. Jarrell died at Huntington Intercommunity Hospital from electrocution while dismantling the antenna. Tammy remains in serious condition with electrical burns on both feet.
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23 Percent More Porpoise Kills Proposed for Tuna Fishing
Administrative law judge Frank Vanderheyden recommends raising the porpoise kill limit for tuna fishing to 98 400 this year from 78 000, a 23 percent increase. He held hearings in San Diego and Washington to weigh fishermen and environmentalists’ views. The Commerce Department's National Marine Fisheries Service must decide to accept, modify, or reject the recommendation.
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National Marine Fisheries Service
Frank W. Vanderheyden
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Vanderheyden
San Diego
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Carter energy adviser open to Alaska oil swap with Japan
James R. Schlesinger said he would not rule out sending Alaskan oil to Japan in exchange for more U.S. oil. He noted swaps could be arranged while maintaining capacity to move Alaska oil to other states if a future cutoff occurs, amid debates over deregulation and pipeline plans.
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