Editorial on Carter gasoline plan rejection fuels national anger
The president denounces House timidity after rejecting the gasoline rationing plan. He calls lawmakers parochial and politically timid, saying he is shocked and embarrassed. On the West Coast 1.2 million barrels of Alaskan crude flow in daily as motorists queue for fuel. About 75 percent goes to refineries with the rest sent through the Panama Canal to Gulf Coast plants. An oil official warns that refinery capacity could cap output even with more crude.
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Oil Shortages Persist As Washington Blames Carter
An oil spokesman says refining capacity are not enough to meet demand amid federal price controls and foreign oil costs. Government rules limit refinery expansion, causing shortages while both Carter and Congress exchange blame for the ongoing energy squeeze.
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SALT II treaty debate pits trust in Russians against Senate
The upcoming SALT II pact to be signed by Carter and Brezhnev in Vienna June 15 faces Senate opposition over trust in the Soviet Union. U S arms control chief George Seignious argues cheating is unlikely to go undetected, while critics warn of CIA independence limits. Both treaty and CIA reform are framed as gambles amid global inflation and shared pressures.
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TV Tonight Highlights Old and New Screen Vignettes
A cluttered TV listings page surveys evening fare across genres, including a Mark led ceremony themed on responsibility, classic films with John Wayne and Robert Mitchum, detective shows, comedies, and a Western movie. It mentions Angies wedding plans, Barnaby Jones drama, and Cavett show guest spots among a dense program slate.
Pest on the wall becomes unlikely Hong Kong pet
Horton Presley recalls a four inch transparent lizard-like creature seen in Mei Foo and Thailand homes. He killed one after it slipped into a bathtub. Neighbors call them Imseh or Wall Tigers for wall climbing ability and insect eating. Teens say they harmless, though a fall could alarm residents. The author wonders if warmer weather will bring another visit.
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Cronkite's Daughter Pursues Acting Career in Hollywood
Kathy Cronkite, Walter Cronkite's daughter, has spent five years in California seeking acting roles. She landed a part in NBC's Hizzoner but questions its future amid uncertain scheduling and low Nielsen ratings. She reflects on her five-year struggle, past gigs, and plans to balance acting with writing and journalism.
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Small Savers Fight Back Against Big Money Borrowers
AP analysis shows savers lose purchasing power as banks lend out deposits at high rates while borrowers benefit from tax breaks and inflation. With inflation at 9 percent, savers earn 5.75 percent but effectively lose about 3.25 in real terms, triggering outflows and fears of harm to housing and related industries unless tax incentives or saver bonuses are adopted.
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Understanding beta strep infection after preterm birth
A parent writes to Dr Ruble about losing a baby 12 hours after birth from beta strep. They seek clear explanation and guidance for future pregnancies, noting the infant was five weeks premature. The letter requests plain information and reassurance.
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Strep Infections in Pregnancy and Reader Questions
Dr Paul E Ruble outlines beta-hemolytic streptococcus risks in pregnancy including miscarriage and preterm birth while noting future pregnancies can proceed with caution and prompt treatment. The column also answers readers on bedwetting strategies, hysterectomy cancer risks, and pre marital tests for gonorrhea.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Displayed
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers, with by mail and carrier options. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms, plus a 3.5 percent sales tax for out-of-state subscribers.
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