U.S. Senate approves major energy bill for independence
The Senate passed a $20 billion program to start a domestic synthetic fuels industry as an alternative to imported oil. The measure aims to produce 500,000 barrels daily by 1987 and 2 million by 1992, with federal support and conservation targets. The bill now moves to the House for quick passage ahead of Carter’s Venice summit remarks.
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ERA Backers Map Strategy For What May Be Final Course
ERA backers shift to the fall elections as last hope after Illinois failed to ratify. With three states short of 38, fund-raising begins for pro ERA candidates and efforts target Democratic and Republican platform committees. Leaders push for party support despite GOP leader Reagan’s stance. North Carolina Florida South Carolina may see late supports.
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Mllinois
Liz Carpenter
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Kathleen Currie
Protests Spread as Racial Unrest Surges Across South Africa
Protests against white-minority rule spread from Cape Town to Fort Elizabeth ghettos as police fired birdshot and tear gas injuring two. Riot toll cited as 42 dead by local papers, with 40 arrests in Ravensmead and trains halted by arson. Uitenhage strikes by 5,000 workers impacted Ford plant parts supply amid broader grievances. Police say national mood quieter though reports vary.
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Hearing on Pomona Federal Revenue Sharing funds use
Pomona governing body will hold a hearing July 7 1980 at 7 p.m. in City Hall to discuss 1981 uses of Federal Revenue Sharing funds. Estimated unappropriated funds on Dec 31 1980 are 300 000 with 6288 00 expected to be received in 1981. Officials present include Florence Milliman Stanley D Lands Clerk George E Sanders Wanda Berger and Stanley 0 Lantis.
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Stanley D
George E. Sanders
Wanda Berger
Classified Want Ad Rates and Notices Summary
The Ottawa Herald outlines per word insertion rates and line/column charges for want ads. It lists minimums, extra blanks for blind ads, national class, and lodge notices with emblem. It notes per word per insertion costs, corrections policy, and consumer protection guidance.
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Topeka
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