Scoutmaster frozen to death on Georgia mountain trail
Marvin Charlie Sue a 37 year old Decatur schoolteacher and scoutmaster with Boy Scout Troop 110 died after failing to keep up during a Blood Mountain hike near Blairsville Georgia Rescue teams found him frozen as 40 mile per hour winds and near zero temperatures raged His group became separated after Sue lagged behind and the others continued toward a pickup point Authorities said Sue had no matches and investigators noted foot soreness but questioned whether that explains the tragedy several scouts spent the night in a cabin before help arrived
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Blairsville
Georgia
Marvin Charlie Sue
Decatur
Sue
Lue
Boy Scout Troop 110
Atlanta
Blood Mountain
Dwayn McFarland
Wade
Reginald King
Thomas R. Uffelman
Uffelman
Union County
Guerrilla attack kills seven missionaries in Rhodesia
In Rhodesia seven white Roman Catholic missionaries including four nuns were killed in a Sunday night attack on the Masami mission 36 miles north of Salisbury. Victims included three Britons three West Germans and an Irishman. two Jesuits were wounded. Church officials condemned the assault as the war widens. Separately about 333 black students reportedly kidnapped by guerrillas in Botswana refuse to return home, with many parents anxious about government pressure.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Calculated Risk in Northeast States
Natural gas curbs ease in the Northeast as hundreds of thousands return to work and classes amid an improved supply. Sub-zero temperatures persist in several cities, with ongoing snow removal challenges in Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
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Associated Press
East
Midwest
Minneapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York State
Canada
California
Gas distributors fear 100 percent profit impact
Pittsburgh report notes natural gas distributors may reap up to a 100 percent gain as projections foresee a full price shift. Analysts warn the market could shift with regulatory actions and consumer demand affecting returns for suppliers.
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Pittsburgh
Winter cold drives first quarter gas profits higher
Utility officials and analysts note a one time profit surge from a bitter winter as gas sales rise. National Fuel Gas and Consolidated Natural Gas report higher Q1 profits, while storage pulls and a shift to residential customers boost near term earnings. Investors foresee a return to normalcy next year as conditions ease.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Foster Corwith
Standard and Poor
Investment Service
H.A. Offutt
Consolidated Natural Gas Co
Pitas
Corwith
Rhodes seeks federal aid to ease Ohio fuel bills
Gov. James A. Rhodes telegraphed President Carter urging federal assistance for low income and elderly Ohioans facing higher home heating costs. He also pressed for disaster declaration to unlock more federal funds as nine more counties gain snow removal aid, bringing eligible counties to 22. Meanwhile, ads seeking gas from independents draw heavy inquiries and the FPC allows Columbia Gas to transport intrastate gas for Columbus schools if gas is found.
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Associated Press
Carter
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Carroll
Columbiana
Harrison
Holmes
Huron
Portage
Richland
Tuscarawas
Clinton
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
State Energy Emergency Management Committee
Dallas
State Energy Crisis Center
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas
Columbus
Worthington
Upper Arlington
Grandview Heights
Andrus promises report on gas supply this week
Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus said a preliminary report on suspected deliberate withholding of natural gas would be released this week. He noted an extended probe prompted by Senator Howard Metzenbaum and warned of higher energy prices and stricter conservation, with a two to four week timeline for relief and potential factory reopenings by April.
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Andrus
Washington (Ap
Cecil Andrus
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
CBS
Face the Nation
Metzenbaum
Idaho
Federal Power Commission
Weather outlook calls for clear tonight and Tuesday
Skies will be clear tonight and Tuesday with lows near 5 to 10 and highs in the low 30s. Snow chance is near zero tonight and about 10 percent Tuesday. Sunday high was 17, low this morning below zero. Extended outlook shows fair Wednesday with rain or snow possible Thursday and Friday, highs in the 30s Wednesday and 40s Thursday and Friday, lows in the 20s.
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Patrick Chakaipa
Masami
Ian Smith
Securit Forces
Chakaipa
Musami
Botswana
Francistown
Ian
Hugh Carey
Buffalo
Piper
Niagara Falls
Watertown
N.Y
New Jersey
State and Gas Company
Maryland
Baltimore Gas and Electric
Phillip Alampi
Delaware
Nick Wilson
National Weather Service
St. Louis
Missouri River
Standard and Poor's
Sheila Johnson
Cleveland
Kizzy
Kunta Kinte
Ann Landers Bridge
Eevee Deen
Heloise Eeeree Sree
Middletown
Area
Rts
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Rhodes
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