Officials Wary Of Winter Heating Oil Reserves Law
NEW YORK AP The nation’s heating oil stockpiles for winter stay historically low as oil company executives warn they may not meet the government target. Companies say balancing gasoline and heating oil needs risks reduced summer output. A top federal official weighs options amid tight supply.
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New York
Washington
New England
John F. O’leary
Senate Energy
O’leary
Samuel Schwartz
Continental Oil Co
Energy Department
James H. DeNike
Shell Oil Co
Houston
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Americans increasingly eat meals outside the home with nearly half of family meals now consumed away from home. Experts cite cost pressures shrinking homes and shifting social dining to public venues, while restaurants emphasize ambiance and design to attract patrons.
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Chicago
United States
Manfred Steinfeld
Shelby Williams Industries
Steinfeld
Gradme
U.S
One Of Kind Home Cares For Crimes' Forgotten Children
In Chattanooga area a unique home for children of criminals operates at Bethel Bible School. Ike Keay leads the facility which now sits on 67 acres near Hixson, housing eight children in six cottages with house-parents.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Ike Keay
Keay
Bethel Bible School
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Bethel
Floyd Hipp
Signal Mountain
Scotland
Hixson
Proffitt Awaits Judge's Order on Stay of Execution
Convicted murderer Charles Proffitt, 33, awaits a ruling on his petition for a stay of execution in Florida. U S District Judge Hodges promised a decision before Tuesday afternoon after Sullivan received an indefinite reprieve. Proffitt seeks a new trial via habeas corpus, while state justices labeled his prior stay request frivolous. Florida has already executed John Speakel this month, with 132 inmates left on Death Row.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Charles Proffitt
Florida
Robert Sullivan
Proffitt
Sullivan
U.S
William Terrell Hodges
Tampa
Hodges
Willie Darden
Jacksonville
Profitt
State Supreme Court
John Speakel
Bob Graham
Fort Lauderdale
Court of U.S
Jose Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Federal Employees Boycott Savings Bonds T: Federal Employees Boycott Savings Bonds
Federal employees plan a boycott and militant lobbying against Uncle Sam over pay pension and parking cuts. AFGE leads a campaign to halt bond purchases as Carter seeks wage restraint and civil service pension changes, with AFL-CIO support and a 30,000 fundraising drive.
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Carter
Congress
American Federation of Government Employees
AFGE
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
J.P. Stevens
Coors Beer
Cesar Chavez
Kenneth Blaylock
White House
Blaylock
Civil Service
Greg Kenefick
Kenefick
June McMichael
Carolyn Johnston
Treasury
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