Oil Dispute Affects Energy Policy and Prices
Senators discussed oil import strategies amid a push for a wellhead tax or import duty. Jackson warned Congress may not counter administration leverage if the president imposes fees. The plan targets reducing imports and saving about 231,000 barrels daily by raising domestic price parity with foreign oil.
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Lava flow bypasses Kalapana as eruption subsides
Small Kalapana on Hawaii Island appears spared as Kilauea eruption slows to five to six feet per hour and ends near its cone seven miles away. Officials say residents can return Monday if no renewed activity occurs, with lava pooling in gullies a mile from the sea.
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Hijack ordeal on plane from Paris to Tokyo tested passengers
Passengers and crew endured an “absolute terror” hijack over India after terrorists threatened to shoot. Hostages were released in stages as Japan paid a 1 million ransom and freed several hijackers. By the time the craft reached Damascus, ten more had gone free, leaving nineteen still held including a State Department employee. One released passenger, John Gabriel, was hospitalized after heart trouble. Aboard the jet, one man described the oxygen failure and medical aid given during the crisis.
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Mideast plan faces mixed reactions in Cairo and Washington
Cairo sources cite a "very important" Sadat message to Fahmy as Cairo praises the joint U S Soviet declaration yet bans PLO recognition. In New York a PLO official calls the plan positive while Israeli leaders react coolly and Begin nears release from hospital amid debates on U S Soviet roles.
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Quentin inmate fatally stabbed at San Quentin
A San Quentin convict was fatally stabbed outside his cell on Sunday. The victim sustained multiple stab wounds. Duty officer Valera Johnson said there is no indication of the attacker or motive. Investigators do not believe the assault was linked to earlier racial troubles at the facility.
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Double suicide at Golden Gate Bridge sets grim record
In San Francisco an Asian couple died by leaping from the Golden Gate Bridge in a first ever double death by own action. Officials said the two, who jumped from the north tower, brought the toll to 628 known suicides since the span opened 49 years ago. The tragedy occurred Saturday afternoon as they landed on a road near a rocky shoreline between the Pacific and San Francisco Bay.
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