Natural Gas Price Battle Continues In Senate
The Senate remains gridlocked in a third week over deregulating natural gas prices while the House acts on labor legislation. Sen. Byrd predicts a Tuesday end to the filibuster though Sen. Abourezk vows to continue the fight. A conference between House and Senate will decide the multibillion dollar price issue and reconcile differences with President Carter's Hiredt plan.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
James Abourezk
S.D
Byrd
House Senate Conference Committee
Carter
Senate to consider energy bills and labor reform act
The Senate will take up two energy measures, one to promote conservation and another to reform utility rates. The House votes Tuesday on a labor act to ease union organization and tougher penalties for anti union actions, plus a cargo preference bill for U S oil imports by 1980. The debt ceiling hike also faces House action after Senate passage.
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Senate
Administration
House
National Labor Relations Act
USS
U.S
General Accounting Office
Marketbasket Survey Shows Food Prices Slightly Lower
The AP market basket survey finds prices down about 0.8 percent at the start of October versus September, with declines in coffee and pork chops offsetting gains in orange juice across 13 cities. Government economists foresee ongoing food price rises, while pork supplies remain plentiful and hog numbers rise.
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Associated Press
Supermarket News
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
U.S
Department
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
R.I
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Lubbock Man Dies Of Knife Wounds
A year-old Lubbock man died from stab wounds after an altercation at the Amarillo Highway club. Ernesto Ruiz Casanova, 126 Ave. Sept. B, was pronounced dead at St. Mary's Hospital. Witnesses described a brawl and subsequent assault by multiple men. A man turned himself in and was booked for murder. Funeral services set for Tuesday at First Mexican Baptist Church.
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Nesto Ruiz Casanova
Ave
Amarillo
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Casanova
Troops crush rebellion in Bangladesh amid volatile leadership
An undisclosed destination details a military rebellion in Bangladesh with reports that an aide to the chief Bangladesh negotiator Vice Air Marshal Abdul Gaffar Mahmoud was among those killed. Airport sources said Mahmoud was uninjured, though unconfirmed. The country’s turbulent path since independence includes a 1975 coup that killed Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and brought Ziaur Rahman to power, who later became president after a leftist coup and a popular referendum backing a 19 point program.
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Red Army
Japan
Bangladesh
Zafur Rahman
Dacca
Rahman
Abdul Gaffar Mahmoud
Mahmoud
Pakistan
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed
Ziaur Rahman
Jetliner Fire in Shannon Injures 24 Passengers
An engine fire on a jetliner taxiing for takeoff at Shannon Airport injured 24 passengers as the pilot stopped the aircraft. The plane carried about 250 Americans aboard.
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Shannon
Ireland
Solon Doubts Reagan Ford To Run In 1980
House Minority Leader John Rhodes says he does not expect former President Gerald Ford or Ronald Reagan to seek the Republican presidential nomination in 1980. He predicts a field of newer faces and that Reagan may influence the nomination rather than run himself. Rhodes spoke in Kentucky at a GOP fundraising dinner.
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Solon
Reagan
Ford
Lexington
UPI
House
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Gerald Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Revenue
Rhodes
GOP
Arizona
Citizens For the Republic
Citizens For Reagan
Kentucky
Israel Rejects U.S.-Soviet Peace Declaration
Israeli leaders criticized the joint U S Soviet peace declaration for the Middle East as an imposed solution while praising parts of the approach. Prime Minister Begin underwent hospital treatment for fatigue after a hectic week and was expected to be released soon.
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PLO
New York
Faruk Kaddumi
Middle East
Damascus
al Thawra
Washington
Israel
Simha Ehrlich
Begin
Ehrlich
Land Auction Order Delayed in Iran Case
Iranian court suspended a government order demanding Hashem Naraghi auction more than 50 000 acres of farmland to cover debts. The suspension pauses the sale pending a court trial in Ahvas. Naraghi is a California born businessman who became a pioneer in Iran's agriculture. his 1973 son Mohammed was killed in a midnight brawl with a truck driver.
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Tehran
Iran
California
Hashem Naraghi
Reza Shams
Ahvas
Naraghi
Mohammed
Police study notes back up system overstate in calls
The article discusses patrol officers going off beat to contact remote units for backup, creating more responses than actual incidents. It cites critique of a 1977 Texas crime study and reports Lubbock's high crime index, with Fort Worth and Amarillo also shown for burglaries per 100000.
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Carrol Bartley
Uniformed Services Division
Lubbock
J.T. Alley
Alley
Cal Killingsworth
Uniform Crime Reporting Bureau
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Amarillo
Houston
Killingsworth
Fort Worth
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