Additional Heating Bills May Increase $50 Rebate
The cold wave could push U S heating costs up to five billion dollars, prompting a possible increase in President Carter’s proposed fifty dollar per person tax rebate. White House adviser Schultze warned weather may hit wallets like a federal tax while outlining flexibility to adjust rebates if winter worsens.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Charles L. Schultze
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Sec
Treasury
Chael Blumenthal
House Appropriations Committee
Michael K. Evans
Chase Econometrics Associates
Fuel Tax Petitioners Confident Of Passage
Missouri backers of a fuel tax petition launch a drive to collect 125000 signatures for a constitutional amendment proposing a 7 to 10 cent per gallon hike. Counties would gain 15 percent of revenues. statewide funding aims to ease inflation impacts on highways. governor opposes, but organizers seek an early vote this fall.
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Jefferson City
Burleigh ‘Arnold
Missouri Transportation and Development Council
Arnold
Joseph P. Teasdale
Arnol
State Highway Department
Missouri
Peek
Mondale vows US to stay Asian Pacific power and allies
Vice President Mondale told reporters in Tokyo that the Carter administration will not turn away from Asia and will keep a strong, balanced stance in the Pacific. He stressed the Japan alliance remains central, with no timetable for troop withdrawals, and noted talks with Prime Minister Fukuda covered trade and policy ahead of a forthcoming major summit. Local reports also note Mondale’s 10 day European trip builds coalitions for the May or June non-Communist summit. Margaret Trudeau will visit Washington for a two day trip, attending a personal art show and tea with the First Lady.
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Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Takeo Fukuda
Carter
Asia
Japan
Pacific
Southeast Asia
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Fukuda Placarina
South Korea
Chuji Kunno
North Korea
Kim
Sung
Kunno
United States
Brussels
Bonn
Rost Aerts
Tove 1
The
Europe
West Germany
France
Italy
Canada
Puerto Rico
Ottawa
Margaret Trudeau
Ro Elliott Trudeau
Winter Storms Plague Northeast as 75 Die Nationally
Frigid weather grips the Northeast and Midwest with a state of emergency in Buffalo where 12 deaths occur in the city’s worst storm. Some 75 nationwide deaths blamed on the cold as a gas shortage forces closures affecting up to 1.6 million workers. Emergency energy legislation moves in Congress, while Buffalo bans nonessential traffic to clear streets.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Baffale
N.Y
Carter
Senate
House
Buffalo
Stanley Makowski
Makowski
New York
Ohio
Indiana
John F. Coppes
Northern Indianair Service Co
Ose
Otis Bowen
Bowen
Carer
Evel Knievel Paid 500000 After Shark Leap Mishap
Evel Knievel suffered a fractured forearm left collarbone and other injuries after a 90 foot pool jump over 13 lemon sharks. He was hospitalized in Chicago and vowed to return. Promoters and CBS expected him to receive the $500,000 fee despite the failed stunt.
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Arthur H. Rotstein
Associated Press
Chicago
Evel Man
Evel
Knievel
CBS
Evel Knievel
Marty Pasetta
Pasetta Productions
Vegetable Prices Rise in New Inflation Round
Washington AP reports a fresh wave of price inflation for farm produce with the Agriculture Department noting a 1.5 percent rise in prices from December 15 to January 15. Corn soybeans and vegetables led gains while eggs poisons cotton and oranges fell. Farmers face higher costs than a year ago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Crop Reporting Board
Florida
Pasmere
Twins for Bolte at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Raymond W Bolte of utever welcome twins born at 11 10 am weighing five pounds six ounces and second infant at 34 21 am. Be apetuoe Baya 'alte opera' ay Bolte Concrete. Mr and Mrs Marvin Wilburn of Laddonia welcome a son Timothy pears Wilburn weighing nine pounds three ounces born today at 4 08 am at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Wilburn is employed by Schlemmera Farm Service at Laddonia.
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Raymond W. Bolte
Utever
Ache
Ammeneiers
Audrain Medical Center
Ay Bolte Concrete
Marvin Wilburn
Laddonia
Timothy Pears Wilburn
Meighing
Wilburn
Schlemmera Farm Service
Celebrate Prinze Life At Funeral Albertson Tells
In Los Angeles actor Jack Albertson urged Prinze's mourners to celebrate his life not mourn his death as Prinze's TV series faced doubt. Nearly 1,000 attended the service with many notable figures present including Lucille Ball and Pat Morita. The service followed Freddie Prinze's suicide Saturday. his will names his mother and son Freddie Jr. as heirs, omitting his estranged wife and father.
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Jack Albertson
Freddie Prinze
Albertson
Chico and
the Man
Prinzer
James Komack
Arone
Network Son
Old North Church
Prinze
Hia
Orlando
Freddie
Cuiaen
Orelando
Paul Williams
Chuck Hoffa
Prince
Jack Donolwe
Chico
David Braun
Bob Wahl
Marvin Snyder
Alan Bursky
Servicea
Arctic Gas Pipeline Project Receives FPC Backing
The Federal Power Commission approves a preliminary Arctic Gas project. a final recommendation to Congress is expected by September with possible postponement to December. The plan, led by Arctic Gas Pipeline Co with partners Canadian Arctic, Northern Border, and Pacific Gas, would transport about 2.28 billion cubic feet daily from Prudhoe Bay and MacKenzie Delta reserves to markets, potentially rivaling 2.4 billion cubic feet designs of other proposals.
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Federa
Torr
ROWE
United
Lady
el Peo Aisa Co
Alcan, Pipeline Co
a _ Litt
Federal Power Commission
Arctic Gas Study Geom
Pipeline Co
Canadian Arctic
Northern Border
Pacific Gant Fon
Arctic
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Canada
MacKenzie Delta
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Boltes
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