US May Share Cost Of Oil Shale Plan
Senate Finance Committee debates sharing the cost of extracting shale oil in the Rocky Mountains under President Carter energy plan. A $3 per barrel tax credit is proposed to spur US shale oil production, with potential billions in costs, while considering funding options and opposing revenue sources. The panel also weighs taxes on gas cars and keeps current gasoline tax deductions.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Carter
Rocky Mountains
Herman Talmadge
U.S
Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Laurence Woodworth
Long
House
Finance Committee
Lebanon charges Israeli intrusion into southern border war
Lebanon said Israel crossed the border with armored units and built three bridgeheads near Kfar Kila to aid Christian forces against Palestinian guerrillas. Villagers reported hilltop artillery emplacements and heavy shelling of Khiam as UN observers logged 1,772 artillery rounds into Lebanon last Friday through Monday. Israel denied crossing the border though it backs Christian actions. Begin signaled possible cease fire talks.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Elias Sarkis
Kfar Kila
Mt. Hermon
Khiam
U.N
Menahem Begin
Oklahoma Baptists Object To Med Center Sex Surgery
Oklahoma City AP report says Baptist church leaders were shocked to learn that sex change operations occurred at Baptist Medical Center. officials suspended them then plan a convention vote to oppose continuation. controversy centers on owning institutions and theological beliefs about wholeness.
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Oklahoma Baptists
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Douglass
Baptist Church
David W. Foerster
The
Baptist Medical Center
Baptist
Oklahoma City’s
University Hospital
University of Oklahoma
Birth Announcements From Fulton New Florence and Warrenton
Theron Wayne Hoover born to Mr and Mrs James Hoover of Fulton. Born Saturday at Boone County Hospital Columbia weighing seven pounds five ounces. He has two brothers Donald Ray and Jimmy Dale. Grandparents Edward Hoover Mexico and Opal Mills Centralia. Kista Darlene Armstead born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Armstead New Florence. Born today Audrain Medical Center weight nine pounds four ounces. Mr Armstead employed by Missouri Limestone Co Warrenton.
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Theron Wayne Hoover
James
Sharon) B. Hoover
Fulton
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Donald Ray
Jimmy Dale
Edward Hoover
Mexico
Opal Mills
Centralia
Kista Darlene Armstead
Jerry D, Armstead
New Florence
Audrain Medical Center
Armstead
Missouri Limestone Co
Warrenton
Prouty Couple Welcomes Daughter Hilary Lowe Prouty
Mr and Mrs Richard I Prouty of Wilbraham Mass are the parents of a daughter Hilary Lowe Prouty born this morning in Springfield weighing 9 pounds half. Father works at the Springfield Institution for Savings. Mother is Jennifer Lowe daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lowe of Mexico Hilary is the eighth grandchild for the Lowes.
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Richard I, Prouty
Wilbraham
Mass
Hilary Lowe Prouty
Springfield
Prouty
Richard
Springfield Institution For Savings
Jennifer Lowe
William §. Lowe
Mexico
Hilary
Lowes
San Diego Nudity Ban Faces City Council Choice
Supporters of Black's Beach nudity say they will push the City Council to reject the apparent voter mandate for swimsuits. Unofficial returns show 86,113 for banning nudity and 70,884 for keeping swimsuit optional rules from 1974. About 150,000 voters, 44 percent of eligible, participated.
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San Diego
Black's Beach
Community Development meeting moved to 7 PM at Garfield Center
The Community Development Citizens Advisory Committee will meet at 7 p.m. at the Garfield Community Center, instead of 7:30 p.m., as previously reported in Tuesday's Ledger.
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Community Development Citizens Advisory Committee
Garfield Community Center
Wide disparity in pay for FBI informer No. 505
FBI records show Informer No. 505 earned 11,100 in 1973 and totalled 46,383 over seven years ending 1976 for supplying leaflets, newsletters, financial statements, and membership lists on Socialist Workers Party activities. Informer No. 28 received only 5 in 1966. The documents cover 301 informers and a 16 year span with over 1.6 million dollars paid.
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Washington
FBI
Socialist Workers Party
SWP
Political Rights Defense Fund
Young Socialist Alliance
No. 505
US Admits 15 000 Indochina Refugees
The vanguard of about 15 000 Indochina refugees, from Vietnam Laos and Cambodia, arrived in San Francisco and headed to cities such as Peoria Topeka Hopkins Minn and Beaumont Texas. Refugees describe experiences aboard Gulf of Thailand boats and pressure from Communist regimes.
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San Francisco
Indochina
United States
America
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Gulf of Thailand
San Francisco International Airport
Peoria
Topeka
Kan
Hopkins
Minn
Beaumont
Tex
Cambodias Refusal to Pay UN Dues Threatens Assembly
The Cambodian government’s refusal to pay back dues risks delaying the United Nations General Assembly’s 32nd session. Diplomats eyed acclamation for panel selection as Cambodia faces barred voting until it settles about 181000 dollars in arrears dating from April 1975. Djibouti and Vietnam were admitted by acclamation, bringing total members to 149. The U.S. had vetoed Vietnam in the Security Council for two years over missing Americans.
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United Nations, N.Y
Cambodia
U.N. General Assembly
Lazar Mojsov
Yugoslavia
Assembly
Soviet Union
U.N
Djibouti
Vietnam
United States
Security Council
Washington
Hanoi
Radiation From Blast Over U S
An air mass carrying radioactive debris from a Chinese nuclear test will move through the Pacific Northwest and curve toward the California coast. The EPA says it will reach the Great Lakes by Thursday and the East Coast by Friday with rainfall possibly contaminating pasture in Washington Oregon Idaho and northern California. Milk surveillance will begin next Monday to test for radiation. Officials caution that levels are not predicted and past similar tests spread low levels nationwide without hazard.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
California
Great Lakes
East Coast
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
William D. Rowe
EPA
Washington, D.C
Food and Drug Administration
United States
People’s Republic of China
Fraternity Cannon Blast Kills Missouri Student
A ceremonial cannon exploded during a Kappa Alpha ceremony at the University of Missouri Rolla, killing Randall L. Crystall, 21, and injuring six others. Police suspect a double charge after an initial misfire. Crystall died from severe head injuries. three hospitalized in Rolla, three at the university infirmary.
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Rolla
University of Missouri- Rolla
Randall L. Crystall
Florissant
St. Louis
Rola
Phelps County Memorial Hospital
University Infirmary
Crystals
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Daughters of Lee
Jaycees Sell Trash Bags For Mexico Charities
The Mexico Jaycees plan a night sale of 30 gallon trash and leaf bags in residential areas to raise funds for charities. Bags come 50 per box at $6.00 each. Last year they donated over $600 to Cerebral Palsy School. chairmen are Jack Holtman and Steve Brace. They also held an annual Sunday cleanup picking up four pickup truck loads of debris from highways into Mexico.
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Mexico
Jack Holtman
Steve Brace
Jaycees
Junior High Open House Thursday at Mexico School
An Open House will be conducted at Mexico Junior High School on Thursday at 7:30 p m Parents are urged to attend and visit their child's classes said hospitality chairman Mrs Harry Groves Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria area immediately following the class visitations
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Mexico Junior High School
Pam
Harry Groves
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R.J
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Kista D
Nguyen
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York Imperial
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Geniton
Jonathan
Delicious
Dossey
Moberly
Univerity
Fred
Susan E. Diehl
Branson
Gerald M. Tarr
Raytown
Michael §. Ferguson
St. Louis County
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Franklin J. Schaffner
Seth
Mane Jerry Goldsmith
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