Allman Seeks Changes To Carter Economic Plan
Washington AP Congress tax writers prepare revisions to President Carter's 31.2 billion package as lawmakers push for a 50 per person rebate and other tax steps. Ullman urges a 2.5 billion business tax break package with an employment tax credit to lure workers while backing 11.4 billion in individual rebates.
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Congress To Act On Emergency Gas Bill Tonight
Senate approved President Carter's emergency natural gas bill sending it to the House for final action before his fireside chat. The measure authorizes moving gas across interstate pipelines to ease shortages and includes a price protection amendment while ending price ceilings during the emergency.
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Sleeve Slips and Power Outage at GreenCo Plant
A. P. Green Refactories Co. lost power for about half an hour Tuesday evening due to a line sleeve slipping and causing a fault around 9 15 p.m. Only GreenCo reported an outage, but many homes in Mexico experienced three relay bumps when the line sleeve came loose, causing lights to flicker.
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Foreign Leaders Anxious To Meet Carter Mondale
Vice President Mondale, back from a world tour, reports foreign leaders are eager to meet President Carter and reassure themselves traditional understandings will continue. He promised Carter a detailed assessment of heads of government visited and their likely reactions, given the new administration. Mondale cited warm receptions and optimism among allies, noting conversations with British officials and expectations for easier negotiations under Carter.
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Jones Calls Meramec Crowd In Capitol Roman Circus
In Jefferson City Missouri state lawmakers heard opposition to a regional referendum on the Meramec Dam project. Senator A Clifford Jones labeled the capitol rotunda crowd a Roman circus as several hundred residents protested the plan to let a 13 county area vote on completing the Corps of Engineers project.
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Buffalo Ignores Warnings as Ice Age Strands City
Buffalo endures a historic blizzard with over 100 inches of snow burying streets and homes. Officials, residents, and a gun shop owner reflect on panic, looting, and delayed emergency action as the city fights isolation and cold. Local leaders fault foresight while citizens recall dangerous, chaotic scenes.
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Alaska sells heaters to Midwest during winter crisis
Anchorage based Craig Taylor Equipment Co ships 264 Koehring portable warehouse heaters to Ohio and Pennsylvania as unusually warm Alaska winter hurts demand at home. McClure cites shutoff fears and frozen valuables in Toledo and Pittsburgh warehouses as motivation to help hard hit regions.
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Billy Carter Signs With Nashville Agent
Billy Carter has signed with Top Billing Inc. of Nashville to represent him in personal appearances and media dealings. Tandy Rice, president of the firm, called Billy an official celebrity and noted the agreement covers media work and public appearances.
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Court orders Tennessee merger to end segregation
A federal court in Tennessee orders the University of Tennessee at Nashville to merge with Tennessee State University within three years to address ongoing imbalance after segregation. TSU would become the continuing university, with UTN as the merged unit. lawyers expect an appeal to the Sixth Circuit, likely ultimate reach to the Supreme Court.
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Travel advisory and mixed precipitation hit Missouri
Forecasters issued a travelers advisory for Missouri's northwest as one to three inches of snow were expected in the north with snow changing to rain in the central region and rain in the south. A mix of snow sleet and freezing rain appeared during peak hours with freezing drizzle in Kansas City and rain causing accidents in southern suburbs. Highs ranged from the 20s to 40s, with colder lows in the north.
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New Survey Underway Delays City Directory
Johnson Publishing Co. restarts a city directory survey after most of the prior family information was lost in transit. A crew of six will re-contact about 4000 households by phone to collect names, occupations, children and birthdates. The previously mailed forms were damaged or missing, delaying the directory’s completion.
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