Carter Defends Human Rights Policy In White House address
President Carter reaffirmed that human rights guide U S relations with nations including the Soviet Union Chile Nicaragua South Africa Uganda Ethiopia Cambodia and others He urged no compromise on rights while pledging to aid refugees and political prisoners and noting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 30th anniversary event with officials and activists in attendance
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Aliens Flee Exodus Begins In Iran
Hundreds of Americans and other Westerners flee Iran as demonstrations against the shah's rule escalate. At least 15 protesters killed by police as oil output drops, and a mass exodus of foreign residents accelerates amid Moharram and Ashura tensions.
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Gasoline Prices Expected to Rise Nationally Next Week
Reports from Lundberg Newsletter analyst Dan Lundberg and Exxon dealer Charles Matties note a national trend toward higher gasoline prices next week due to tight supply. Prices already rose in November and December, with leaded and unleaded grades up in multiple cities as dealers raise margins to offset reduced sales.
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Wage Guideline Faces Possible Yet Limited Change
Washington AP reports growing criticism of President Carter’s 7 percent wage guideline from business and labor leaders. Alfred Kahn said changes under consideration are not major, with possible fringe benefit tweaks to allow up to 8 to 9 percent gains.
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Chamber of Commerce elects Wida as president
Leroy Wida was elected president of the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce at a special meeting at the Indiana Country Club. He succeeds Robert Resnowski, who served as president last year. Officers named for the new year include Roger Reschini as first vice president, Thomas Brice as second vice president, Isadore Lenglet as treasurer, and Joseph Donnelly as secretary.
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Pay Panel May Consider Holiday Pay for Lawmakers
Harrisburg AP The Commonwealth Compensation Commission may propose a holiday bonus for lawmakers and senior officials. A Dec 14 meeting will decide if a formal recommendation is issued, with two years of staff research and public hearings cited.
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Gasohol seen as future energy solution faces skeptics
Arkansas builder Stanley Barber promotes gasohol and its 10 percent alcohol mix as a national energy answer. Government critics cite high costs and production limits while supporters cite growing consumer interest and tax exemptions. ethanol costs vary with potential corn-stalk base lowering price.
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Ford transitions from Oval Office to classroom
Professor Ford flies between campuses in a chartered jet with staff and bodyguards. He receives treating beyond that of a college president and repeats the same lectures, signaling a smooth shift from the White House to academia.
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