Bloodletting in El Salvador amid coup and new Marxist push
In San Salvador and nearby towns, 22 civilians were killed over two days as guerrillas led by the Revolutionary Army of the People pledged to oust the new junta of Cols. Gutierrez and Majano. The leftists called for a Saturday march while non communist groups join the protest.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Christian Democrats
Romero
Carlos Humberto Romero
San Carlos
Jaime Abdul Gutierrez
Adolfo Arnoldo Majano
Alejandro
Central America
Jorge Melendez
United States
Revolutionary Army of the People
Salvadorean Revolutionary Party
Popular Revolutionary Bloc
Popular Unified Action Front
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Nationwide protests limp in spots across nation
Demonstrations against oil costs drew hundreds from New Jersey to California but turnout varied. In Washington 1000 retirees gathered at the American Petroleum Institute, while Chicago heard Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden criticizing big oil. Cleveland failed to meet aims with 150 protesters. Trenton saw 11 plus 30 schoolkids. Organizers blamed workday timing amid mostly peaceful, low-key events. The group Campaign for Lower Energy Prices, backed by Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition, organized actions in over 100 cities as critics accused politicians of inaction. Industry responses warned against policies reducing U.S. energy production and driving reliance on OPEC.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
California
American Petroleum Institute
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Jane Fonda
Tom Hayden
Cleveland
Trenton
N.J
Statehouse
Capitol
Samuel Scozzaro
New Jersey Senior Citizens Federation
Madison
Wis
Exxon Corp
University of Wisconsin
Robert Hartwig
West Virginia
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition
Legislator Rules Nursing Homes Should Not Seek Profits
Kansas Senator Arnold Berman urged nursing homes be treated as quasi public utilities rather than profit seekers. He cited 1978 data showing some homes earn high returns while advocating strict regulation with fair returns, amid calls for a state survey by Kansans for Improvement of Nursing Homes.
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Topeka
Kan
Arnold Berman
Lawrence
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansans For
Washburn University
KINH
Kansas
Berman
KCC
Senate panel backs tax credits on heating oil aid
The Senate Finance Committee voted to allow up to $200 a year in tax credits for low and middle income households that heat with oil propane or Canadian natural gas. The plan targets as many as 9 million households, funded by windfall profits taxes on energy producers as Congress moves to ease winter energy bills.
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Washington
America
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Congress
Carter
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
O’neill
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Robert L. Shields
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National Association of Life Underwriters
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Ottawa
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Knights of Columbus
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Richmen Express
American Legion
Michigan Topeka
Huntoon Topeka
Topeka Singles, Inc
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Funds
Robert B. Anderson
Ransom Bennett Jr
J. W. Dickerson
Thomas F. Porter
William W. Wallace
R.C. Winchester
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Peoples National Bank & Trust
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