Energy plan previews hint at tax, fuel, and coal goals
Carter administration previews propose gasoline tax hikes to curb use, a surcharge on low mileage cars, relaxed natural gas price controls with state allocations, and stricter appliance standards. The program aims to nearly double coal output by 1985 and promote insulation in homes, with nuclear power as a lower priority.
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Opango assumes power in Congo following Ngouabi’s assassination
Col. Joachim Yhombi Opango is named president of the People's Republic of the Congo by Brazzaville Radio quoting an 11 man military council. Ngouabi was killed March 18. the council announced the new leadership and curfew measures after his funeral.
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Rene Ngolou
Nicolas Pekolo
Francois-Xavier Sakana
Pierre Anda
Martin Ndia
Pascal Bima
Florent Kouba
Pope warns of rumblings of war during Palm Sunday
Pope Paul VI opened Easter Week with a Palm Sunday Mass for about 50 000 in St Peter's Square warning of rumblings of war. He spoke of world conflict paralyzing peace and urged Christians not to fear. The 79 year old pontiff, suffering arthrosis, planned Holy Thursday foot washing and Good Friday cross bearing as he recently recovered from influenza.
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Synthetic vitamin A trial targets high risk bladder cancer
Researchers at 10 medical centers plan a government funded study giving synthetic vitamin A pills three times daily to patients with precancerous bladder conditions. The trial, still awaiting FDA approval, would involve over 100 participants and last at least a year.
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Makarios suffers mild heart attack amid Cyprus talks
Cyprus President Makarios endured a mild coronary episode during Palm Sunday services and remains in satisfactory condition. He continues to direct state affairs from the archbishopric palace and stays in close contact with the Vienna talks on Cyprus's future.
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Soviet accuse Carter of hoodwink tactics at arms talks
Moscow assails U S diplomacy as trying to whitewash its stance after three days of unresolved strategic arms talks. Pravda and Izvestia denounced Washington for distortions while urging a more honest, realistic U S position and continued dialogue.
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Baker criticizes Carter talks as worsening crisis tone
Senate Republican leader Howard Baker argues Carter's publicized negotiating style created a crisis atmosphere unseen with Kissinger. He notes Kremlin rejections last week were not a crisis, but public spotlighting of private talks may worsen perceptions of the talks with Russia.
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