Compromise Closer In Key Element Of Energy Plan
Senate Energy Committee chair Henry M. Jackson reports a tentative accord on natural gas pricing may end the three month energy bill impasse. The agreement in principle permits price control removal by 1984 with a phased rise, balancing consumer costs against deregulation aims amid House-Senate talks.
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Inside Highlights Local Area News Shorts Page
Brief local briefs cover community events, small notices, and quick updates from area organizations. Read across local institutions, schools, clubs, and businesses for concise items affecting residents this week.
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OHS and KU Suffer Sports Setback
Kansas City sports brief notes that Ottawa High School and Kansas University teams faced disappointing outcomes with mentions of page references for further details. The clipping emphasizes a lack of joy in recent results and directs readers to page 4 for sports, page 8 for a legislative calendar, and mentions a potential KCP and L probe into Wolf Creek activities.
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Ottawa U Fund Drive Reaches Halfway Mark
Ottawa University reports its local drive to raise 40000 dollars has passed the halfway point with 20305 dollars pledged or contributed. A telephone drive of Ottawa area alumni conducted by students is proving very successful and workers report a strong response.
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Cosmonauts Set Endurance Mark in Space
Soviet cosmonauts Yuri Romanenko and Georgy Grechko extended the orbital stay aboard Salyut 6, surpassing the 84 day US Skylab 4 endurance record. They launched December 10 and remain in contact with families weekly, with no return date set. Tass cited 5:36 a.m. mark as the milestone, while Remek and a Czech partner joined the crew for seven days of experiments.
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Rhodesia seeks Carter backing for sanctions relief
Prime Minister Ian Smith urged President Carter to back removing international sanctions and to join Rhodesia in a plan for a multiracial government and new constitution within two weeks. Washington offered no commitment as UN sanctions linger after Rhodesia’s 1965 unilateral move toward independence.
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Good Guess Sid Wins Herald Survey Contest
Sid Allison wins $50 for submitting 37 625 pounds of paper in January. Esther P Berger receives $25 for 38 015 pounds, with other prizes going to Mrs E C Sievers 1133 College and Jeff Ryssemus 3209 Grant for notable figures. Over three percent of Herald readers sent in full page surveys, with Page 2 set to show results in Saturday Notebook.
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Close Coal Vote Seen
Washington expects a tight ballot as nearly 166000 miners vote on a contract to end a three month strike. District 28 in Virginia shows strong opposition while other locals lean toward approval. The outcome could trigger government action under Taft Hartley or a cooling off period.
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Chicago Daily News Closes After 102 Years of Publication
Chicago Daily News ends its 102 year run with a final edition commemorating its history and Chicago’s last years. Publisher Marshall Field cites changing economics and reader habits as the reason for closure.
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Ice Water Freeze Hamps Richmond Area Water Troubles
Richmond and two rural water districts faced a Friday water outage when ice 18 inches thick formed on the lake feeding the plant. Mayor Leo Metze said the lake walkway rose, halting flow and the plant’s processing. Water returned by Friday night as crews thawed the ice and heat helped reopen lines. Neighbors aided by hauling water and supplying care for the elderly and nursing home.
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