Oil Demand May Outstrip Supplies In Four Years
An MIT backed international energy study forecasts world oil demand could exceed supplies in four to six years if OPEC restricts output. It warns shortages may reach 15 to 20 million barrels daily by 2000, even with conservation, risking higher prices and potential conflicts.
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Edward K. Delong
Washington
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CIA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Britain
Canada
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Iran
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Venezuela
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
Free World
Susie Coelho to Wed Entertainer Sonny Bono in November
Model Susie Coelho announced she will marry entertainer Sonny Bono after parental approval in Bethesda Maryland. The November wedding is planned likely in California and Bono is 42 while Coelho is 22.
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Susie Coelho
Sonny Bono
Bethesda
California
Sonny
Susie
UPI
Supreme Court passes on morality fired pregnant employee case
The Supreme Court refused to hear Martin Sweets Co of Louisville Kentucky appeal over firing an unmarried secretary Rose Jacobs after she became pregnant. The company cited high moral standards and frowns on immoral conduct. Jacobs argued pregnancy was none of the employer’s business.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Martin Sweets Co
Louisville
Rose Jacobs
Martin Sweets
Study finds no insurance gender gap for under 25 drivers
Walter Ziemba of Southern Connecticut State College reports his master's thesis on College Students and Automobile Accidents analyzed 336 students, evenly split by sex, over two years. He says study habits and field of study may influence driving more than gender, noting statistics show little reason for males under 25 to pay substantially higher premiums.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Walter Ziemba
Southern Connecticut State College
Protesters bring traffic to standstill at Kennedy Airport
Hundreds of motorists swarmed Kennedy Airport to protest the June 20 start of Concorde service, creating a two mile traffic jam. Police report 200 to 300 cars involved, with many travelers abandoning taxis and buses to reach terminals.
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New York
API
Kennedy Airport
Hutchins Dies At 78 Former U Chicago Leader
Robert M. Hutchins longtime University of Chicago president and later chancellor for 22 years and founder of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions died at Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara after a lengthy illness. He is survived by his widow Vesta Sutton Orlick and four daughters.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Center For the Study of Democratic
Hutchins
Cottage Hospital
Vesta Sutton Orlick
Burns Sees Carter Administration Doing Well
Federal Reserve chairman Arthur Burns says the Carter administration has performed reasonably well since January. He spoke in Columbia at the University of South Carolina commencement, praising Carter’s flexible mind and occasional reversals when needed.
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Columbia, S.C
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Carter
Anyold College
Weather and Notices from Norwalk Area
Clear tonight with upper 50s lows and warm Tuesday highs in the low to mid range. Rain chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Winds SW 5 to 15 mph. Sunday temperatures 72 to 39 with humidity shifts. Marriage licenses listed for Von Kamp Barnes Warner Copenhaver. Births for Phillips and Davis families. Death of Armita Sceard, 61, Norwalk.
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Robert H. von Kamp
Fitchville
Rita A. Barnes
New London
Joseph T. Warner
Milan
Rebecca S. Copenhaver
Norwalk
Blackout Crashes South Florida Power Grid At Turkey Point
A switching relay failure at Florida Power and Light's Turkey Point nuclear plant triggered a chain reaction cutting power from Fort Myers to West Palm Beach. By 11:30 a.m. the Fort Lauderdale Miami area faced lengthy outages with elevators stalled and travelers stranded. officials reported no damage or injuries as restoration began.
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Miami
UPI
South Florida
Florida Power and Light Company
Turkey Point
Fort Myers
Gulf Coast
West Palm Beach
Stuart
Riviera Beach
Seven Hurt In Early Morning Willard Crash
Seven people were injured when two cars collided at Boughtonville and Walnut roads at 7 10 a m. Ray Enzor and Andrew Dannemiller were among those injured. Several others were treated at Willard Area and Mansfield General Hospitals. Gov James Rhodes planned an afternoon meeting with officials.
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Willard
Boughtonville
Walnut Pads
Highway Patrol
Walnut Road
Ray Enzor
Green Bush Road
Boughtonville Road
Enzor
Andrew Dannemiller
Mansfield General Hospital
Mary Jane Kilgore
Anna DeWitt
Michael Bohnam
Randy Bonham
Skinner Road
Plymouth
Margie Kilgore
James Rhodes
Norwalk
Rhodes
Huron County Administration
Willard Area Hospital
Bonhams
DeWitt
Merman and Martin Triumph in Broadway Comeback Benefit
Ethel Merman and Mary Martin returned to Broadway in a one night benefit for the Museum of the City of New York. The event drew a celebrity audience and raised substantial funds while Mayor Beame honored the stars as The Two First Ladies of the American Musical Theater.
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Frederick M. Winship
UPI
New York
Ethel Merman
Mary Martin
Broadway
Museum of the City of New York
Theater and Music
Abraham Beame
American Musical Theater
Miss Merman
New York Times
Boradway Theater
Merman-Martin
Anna Sosenko
Frank Sinatra
Claudette Colbert
Mike Nichols
Mabel Mercer
Jerome Robbins
Beatrice Straight
Richard Rodgers
Lauren Bacall
Cyril Ritchard
Yul Brynner
Burgess Meredith
Jules Stein
Geoffrey Holder
Joel Grey
Bobby Short
Bobby van
Robert Preston
Miss Martin
Larry Hagman
Harmonia Gardens
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Burns
Charles Phillips
F-T
Jerry Davis
Sandusky Memorial
Armita Sceard
S. Florida
Huron County Fairgrounds
Greenwich
Kermit Patchen
Columbus
Collins
16Th Engineer Brigade
Ohio National Guard
Jean Peltier
Patchen
Guard
Ohio Area Command
Newalk Towiglat
Cften
Milan Ave
Mary Martin, Ethel Merman
Merman
Martin
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