Energy Showdown Vote Is Tonight
Washington AP Senators prepare for a showdown vote on whether to continue price controls on natural gas or lift them. Advocates predict a four vote margin. administration allies say the result is too close. The House backs continued controls and a higher ceiling, while intrastate markets would gain. A financing compromise to salvage energy tax aims is also under discussion.
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Senate
Carter
House
Texas
Louisiana
Senate Finance Committee
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Texas
James B. Pearson
Akan
Congress
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Northeast
Midwest
SALT I talks resume as Oct 3 expiry looms
The United States and the Soviet Union reopen strategic arms talks with a likely extension of SALT I beyond its Oct 3 deadline. Cyrus Vance greets Andrei Gromyko as Congress weighs legal questions over informal extension and future arms limits.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei ‘Gromyko
Gromyko
State Department
Congress
Vienna
Vance
Welcome Home Bert Lance in Hometown Georgia
In Calhoun Georgia the town prepares to greet Bert Lance after his resignation as director of the OMB. Residents recall his rise from bank teller to presidential adviser and rally support persists despite national controversy. Judy Carter writes in Redbook urging moderate pro ERA lobbying.
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Bert Lance
Hare
Bert
White House
Carter
Georgia
Senate
OMB
Jack Mullins
Washington
Lance
Mullins
NEW York
Judy Carter
Redbook Magazine
Jack
ERA
PLO Guns Fire At Israeli Ships Near Tyre Coast
In Beirut, Palestinian spokesmen say long range coastal guns opened on Israeli gunboats trying to blockade Tyre, Lebanon. Palestinians claim gunboats were not hit and retreated beyond shore gun range as Israel presses into southern Lebanon with tanks and APCs. observers note Israeli M68 tanks firing near Khoura and Deir Mimas.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tyre
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Syria
Popular Front
Nakoura
Ities
Israel
Khoura
Deir Mimas
Kfar Kila
Deutsch Treat Friday At St Matthew's Church Event
Men of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church host a German Septemberfest dinner on Friday night serving bratwurst sauerkraut and German hot potato salad with other hearty items. Tickets cost 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for children 13 and under. Serving 5 30 to 7 45 on church grounds with indoor option if rain.
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Boulevard and Grove
Robert Lake
John Waggett
Building and Grounds
Grove Street
Reading-deficient graduate sues Seattle school district
Frank Fisher and his wife sue Seattle Public Schools in King County Superior Court claiming their son Richard, graduated in 1974 from Lincoln High School, cannot read well enough to obtain employment or handle societal demands. They seek unspecified damages and remedial education costs. The district notes prior similar rulings in other states favoring schools.
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Seattle
Frank Fisher
Richard
Fishers
King County Superior Court
Mary
Lincoln High School
Fisher
Army
Navy
Air Force
AP Erred on CIA Drug Report to Senate Subcommittee
AP wrongly said former CIA science chief Sidney Gottlieb told a Senate subcommittee that Nixon party members were drugged in 1971 during a trip to an unfriendly nation. Gottlieb testified he was asked to assess whether symptoms like inappropriate tears could be caused by drugs, not that drugging occurred.
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Washington
Associated Press
CIA
Senate
Nixon
Sidney Gottlieb
Senate Subcommittee On Health
Gottlieb
Beltone Solo Hearing Aid Offers Invisible Comfort
ROY PARKER MEXICO Beltone Solo is a discreet all in the ear hearing aid built into a flesh colored earpiece. The Beltone Hearing Aid Service Office in Mexico offers free hearing tests, explanations of hearing loss causes, ear diagrams, and in-home showings or tests by appointment at 581 1048.
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Roy Parker
Mexico
Beltone
Wrong Gunpowder Blamed For Blast at Rolla Fraternity
Police say an explosion at the University of Missouri Rolla Kappa Alpha fraternity occurred after a cannon used smokeless powder instead of black powder during a pledging ceremony. One dead, six injured. a student was questioned but not charged. A KA member and a woman pledge were hospitalized. Crystals Randall, 20, of Florissant, died.
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Rolla, Mo
University of Missouri-Rolla
Clarence Tomnitz
Tomnitz
Rolla Police Department
Missouri Highway Patrol
Randall
Florissant
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Daughters of Lee
Russ Kurtz
St. Louis
Crystals
Thomas Dill
Kappa Alpha
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