Carter energy program moves from Congress to action
President Carter’s energy plan, quietly housed in Congress since April, accelerates as summer recess approaches. Leaders plan a full week of action, with a Rose Garden signing today creating the Energy Department, the first new Cabinet office in 11 years.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Energy Department
Senate Energy Committee
James R. Schlesinger Jr
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Federal Power Commission
Energy Research and Development Administration
Federal Energy Administration
Interior Department
Turner Testifies on CIA Drug Testing and Whistleblower Risk
CIA Director Admiral Stansfield Turner told Senate and health panels it is unlikely the CIA will resume mind altering drug tests on humans due to whistleblower risks and heightened human rights scrutiny. He cited Project MK ULTRA, started 25 years earlier, which involved 185 non government researchers and 80 institutions before its 1964 phase out.
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Washington
CIA
Adm Stansfield Turner
Turner
Intelligence Oversight Board
Senate
Airport funds to build charter terminal at Greater Cincinnati
The Greater Cincinnati Airport will receive 419000 state funds matched by federal money to construct an 800000 charter terminal. The project reuses one building and adds another to handle immigration and customs, enabling international status and possible regular flights. About 600 charter flights yearly are anticipated, with bids already drawn for Caribbean, hospital, and prison service links.
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BURLINGTON, _ Ky
Greater
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Caribbean
Ohio congressman attacks gas price controls in US House
Rep. Clarence Brown says rejecting his amendment to deregulate natural gas prices will cut production and worsen shortages. He cites a study claiming 25 trillion cubic feet more gas by 1990 under deregulation and $48 billion in consumer costs for alternate fuels.
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House
Texas
Carter
Columbus, Ohio
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Brown
Washington
Births and dismissals listed for local residents
Vital statistics show births to Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Lieungh, Mr. and Mrs. John Homan, and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hampton in Carlisle Yankee Road and Sheffield Street. Out of town birth reported for Bruce E. Nerenburg in New York City. Hospital dismissals include Jeffery Agnew and numerous local residents with visiting hours stated for medical and pediatric patients.
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Gregg S. Lieungh
Dalton Ave
Carlisle
John Homan
Yankee Road
Rodney Hampton
Sheffield St
Bruce E. Nerenburg
New York City
Robert W. Nerenburg
Sheldon Road
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Middletown
Bob Detmer
State Farm
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Ome
Ofce Boorwagian Lho
Ruth Sampson
Breiel Blvd
Levis
Panatela
Levi's
Parmen
Towne Mail
Towne Mall
Courthouse Plaza
van Buren
Centerville
Fairborn
Hamilton
Piqua
Lima
Richmond
Jeffery B. Agnew
Beverly Lane
Robert Allen
Franklin
Eugene Angel
August St
Daniel Asbury
Ora Lane
Ben Barnes
Robert Benge
Ewing Bolton Franklin
Christy Brewer
Betty Brewer
Donald Christmann
Middletown-Eaton Road
Andy Day
Mossman Road
William Kraft
Carroll Lee Lane
William Wardlow
Crawford St
John Woodridge
Curtis St
Marvin Henson
Germantown Road
Southtown
Trotwood
Eastown
Westown
McCook Hamilton
ST. Mary’s
Torrington Cotton
Pacific
Dorothy Dean Bath
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