Zarb Says U S Worse Off On Oil After Embargo
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb warned two years after the Arab oil embargo that the United States remains worse off fuelwise. He cited rising imports, falling domestic production, and Congress’s stalled energy package as major indicators in the glooming report. He noted increased fuel conservation awareness and demand for more efficient cars as automakers respond to projected mileage standards.
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Washington
UPI
Frank G. Zarb
Zarb
U.S
Inquiry Probes CIA Mail Snooping Across Decades
Senate intelligence committee seeks to uncover who knew what about more than 20 years of illegal CIA and FBI opening of letters. The Rockefeller Commission report and hearings revealed operation CHAOS and mail interceptions involving the CIA and FBI from 1952 to 1973 at New York San Francisco New Orleans and Honolulu stations. Witnesses included CIA Inspectors General and security officials.
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UPI
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
FBI
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Honolulu
Rockefeller Commission
Senate
Eisenhower
Nixon
Gordon Stewart
Thomas Abernathy
Don Glennon
CIA Inspector General
Howard Osborn
U.S
Sakharov seeks speedy visa reply to attend Oslo Nobel
Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov asks Russian officials for a fast decision on his visa to travel to Oslo for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony on December 10. He plans to be away December 3 to 17 and would not go if he cannot return to Moscow. His wife Yelena seeks a similar leave.
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Moscow
UPI
Andrei Sakharov
Norway
Oslo
Sakharov
Yelena
Four Die In Fresh Outbreak Of Lebanon Violence
Be irut faced continued bloodshed as four more people were killed and 13 injured in fighting between Moslem leftists and right-wing Christians. The death toll in the five week battle rose to about 600 with 1,400 wounded as mortar fire hit Ashrifiyeh and roadblocks increased danger across Beirut. Parliament re elected Kamal Assad for a fifth term amid heavy security and debate over the crisis. Road safety warnings persisted as snipers and barricades kept nine areas unsafe.
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Lebanon
UPI
Ashrifiyeh
Beirut- Tripoli
Sharif al Akhawi
al Akhawi
Kamal Assad
Assad
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Beirut Radio
Moroccans Mass for Sahara March Across Atlas to Spanish Sahara
Tens of thousands of Moroccans gather at Ksar es Souk to begin a desert march to claim Spanish Sahara. About 350 000 volunteers will travel by train and on foot toward the border, amid warnings Spain must start direct talks for withdrawal. Murkily, Philip Berrigan then speaks outside St Joseph Cathedral in Hartford after court appearance postponement.
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Morocco
UPI
Hill Atlas
Spanish Sahara
Hassan
Ksar Es Souk
Agadir
Hassan II
Spain
Hartford, Conn
Philip Berrigan
Cathedral of St. Joseph
Soviet cosmonauts tour Southern California in goodwill visit
Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov and astronaut Tom Stafford led a two week goodwill tour through 11 U S cities, visiting Southern California. They were feted at Rockwell International in Downey and toured the space shuttle fuselage as plans for civilian space flight ahead of 1979 tests were discussed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Washington D.C
Donald Slayton
Frank Sinatra
Alexei Leonov
Muir Woods
San Francisco
Leonov
Tom Stafford
Disneyland
Downey
Rockwell International
Ford officials kick off first of six town meetings
In Denver UPI reports Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and aides lead the first in six public forums to discuss U S domestic policy. They aim to gather citizen input on economic development welfare reform and environment with governors and tribal leaders among participants.
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Denver
UPI
Ford Administration
Nelson A Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Frank Zarb
John T Dunlop
HEW
David Mathews
Washington
Ford
New York
New York State
California
Ronald Reagan
Hotel Americana
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Reagan
United States
Domestic Council
Portugal left mobilizes for mass protests against government
The revolutionary left campaigns to topple Portugal's Socialist government with mass street protests and a leftist press push. A new group Workers United Will Overcome aims to oust Prime Minister Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo, while radical soldiers echo the push for organized action and protests in Lisbon and Porto.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Revolutionary Left
Diario de Noticias
Jornal de Noticias
Communist Party
Workers United Will
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Soldiers United
Carlos Fabiao
Radio Renascenca
Porto
Dutch businessman Herrema held in Monasterevin hijack
Police found the hideout of kidnappers for Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema at a two story house in St. Evans Park Monasterevin 35 miles south of Dublin. Dozens of army troops surrounded the house as Irish Republican Army renegades Eddie Gallagher and Marian Coyle held Herrema at gunpoint. Negotiations began for his release with armored cars deployed and marksmen on standby.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
Tiede Herrema
St. Evans Park
Monasterevin
Herrema
Weather Dampens West as World Series Faces Delays
United Press International reports showers and thundershowers across the West dampen conditions but good weather returns for World Series play in the Northeast. Postponements persist for the third day as Amtrak runs into a flood mishap near Charlestown New Hampshire with no injuries. Temperatures stay mild and skies clear in many states.
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Plateau
California
Rockies
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North Atlantic
Amtrak
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