Texas regulator extends temporary rate boost to United Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission granted a temporary order allowing United Texas Transmission Co. to charge Southern Union Gas more for natural gas while awaiting a final decision on the proposed rate hike. If the increase is not granted, excess charges must be refunded with interest to Southern Union.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
United Texas Transmission Co
Southern Union Gas Co
United Texas
Southern Union
Democrats Override Ford And Seek Jobs Bill Clash
Congressional Democrats who overrode Ford on a 4.5 billion welfare bill now push a 6.1 billion public works measure to create about 800 000 jobs. The plan would provide federal funds to state and local governments to avoid layoffs or tax hikes during high unemployment, opposing a veto by Ford. The measure follows a party-line override of the health welfare and job program bill, widening the administration’s deficit inflation debate.
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Washington
Ford
House
Ford Administration
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Congress
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
GOP
Morocco Captures 17 More Algerian Soldiers
Moroccan authorities say they have captured 17 additional Algerian soldiers, escalating tensions between the two neighbors. The claim comes from Rabat as border incidents intensify in the region.
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Morocco
Rabat
Spanish Sahara
Amghala
Sahara
Mauritania
Algeria
Dallas shakes up vice squad
Dallas Police Chief Don Byrd reordered twenty four vice control division officers for a 90 day period in the department's historic shakeup following an internal narcotics division probe. A city official said Byrd is enforcing stricter performance rules and not tolerating illicit vice operations.
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Dallas
Vice Control
Don Byrd
Police Department
Byrd
Dist. Atty
Henry Wade
MPLA Gains Ground in Angola Civil War as Opponents falter
British reports from Luanda say the Soviet backed MPLA and Cuban allies push forward while Western backed FNLA and UNITA struggle. MPLA forces have taken northern Angola, captured Novo Redondo, and move toward Lobito and Luso as control of the Benguela rail line expands toward the copper regions.
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Washington
Angola
Associated Press
Popular Movement
MPLA
Nicholas Ashford
Times of London
Luanda
Portugal
National Front
FNLA
The
National Union
UNITA
Ashford
Tured Novo
Hearst jury selection proceeds behind closed doors
In San Francisco Judge Oliver J. Carter advances the Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial, seating four tentative jurors as publicity scrutiny continues. Prospective jurors answered questions on name, residence, occupation and status while Hearst and her family observed.
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Tony Ledwell
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
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Grand Jury
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Houston
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Corpus Christi
Woodlawn
Randy Brown
Justin Fox
Livingston
Mary Ann Shirley
Shirley
East Tempe
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Jerry Winfree
Pamela
Atlantic City
N.J
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Delaware
Peden
Peden Industries, Inc
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Cincinnati
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UAW
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Goodyear
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Dolph Briscoe
Texas
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Alaska
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Conference Board
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Maine
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George Foreman
Playboy
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Novo Redondo
Luso
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Zaire
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Lenge
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Wells Fargo Bank
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San Mateo Heart Association
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