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Canada US to build largest natural gas pipeline
President Carter and Prime Minister Trudeau announce a $10 billion cross border gas line to Canada and the United States. It would save U S consumers about six billion dollars over the project lifetime, with eight cents per thousand cubic feet saved by U S users and twelve cents for Canadian consumers.
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Washington
Carter
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
United States
U.S
Alaska
Trudeau
Oval
White House
Balmorhea Fall Festival draws 1,500 to 2,000 visitors
Balmorhea welcomed 1,500 to 2,000 for the third annual Fall Festival and second Frijole Bean Cookoff on Main Street. The event featured bean contest winners, arts and crafts booths, street music by The High Cotton Express, a charity telethon donation, and a community club lunch, with rain cooling the town at closing.
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Frankie Kingston
Balmorhea
South Main Street
High Cotton Express
North Main
Tony Parker
Chamber of Commerce
Jake Lewis
Monahans
Art Cliner
Fort Stockton
Community Center
L.A. O’rear
Howard Chandler
Pecos
Hallie Oates
Claude Moody
Bryans
Warnock
Alpine
Johnson
Harry Barwick
Westfall
Kermit
Beth’s
Kate Crenshaw
Berry and Calkins of
Indiana
Patty Towler
Wayne Young
Tina Vasquez
Jack Ivey
Roy Lozano
Mary Lou Dutchover
Sharon Faussa
Sammie Gallego
Sammy Gallego
S. Gallego
Brenda Moody
Jason Sanders
Charley Oates
Anie
Raul Flores
Clayton Stalling
Kent Finley
Norma Carrasco
Jimmy Carrasco
Joe Minjarez
Arts and Craft
Chamber
Amin in coma after Uganda president underwent surgery
Nairobi AP report says Idi Amin is in a coma after surgery in Kampala hospital for an undisclosed ailment. Robert Astles, Amin’s confidant, told AP he had no further details and planned to visit the hospital. Astles, a British-born Ugandan citizen, is married to Ugandan minister Mary Astles.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Uganda
Kampala
Robert Astles
Associated Press
Amin
Astles
Mary Astles
Kidnapers threaten execution of Schleyer in ransom note
West Germany's government released a ransom letter from Hanns Martin Schleyer's kidnappers warning that he will be shot if searches do not halt. The letter, issued after an 8 am deadline for freeing 11 jailed terrorists, calls for release of six men and five women, payment of 100,000 marks per prisoner, and a plane to a chosen destination.
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David Minthorn
Associated Press
Bonn
West Germany
Hanns Martin Schleyer
Schleyer
Thunderstorms kill Terrell high school football player
Lightning struck 17 year old Bernard Derrick during Terrell High School practice as storms rolled across North Texas. Tornadoes swept over Lake Lavon Lake Ray Hubbard and near Rockwall while drones of heavy rain and hail battered Dallas Fort Worth. Weather service named storm Clara and warned of gusty winds and flash floods as more showers spread inland and along the coast.
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Associated Press
Texas
Bernard Derrick
Terrell High School
Terrell
Lake Lavon
Lake Ray Hubbard
Rockwall
North Texas
LaGrange
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas
Garland
Duncanville
Corpus Christi
West Texas
Marfa
GED testing offered at Carver Resource Center
GED tests will be given at Carver Resource Center on September 15 and 20 from 7 to 9 30 p m under Pecos Barstow Toyah School District examiner Mrs Virginia Reed A $10 fee covers the two session test battery and applies to retakes Volunteers must file an Information form before testing Those interested should call 445 5222 Enrollment is open through January and April 1978 with further test dates possible in November and via the School Adult Education Program information from Mrs Reed
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Carver Resource Center
Virginia Reed
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah
Reed
Park balks at returning to U S from Seoul
South Korea could not compel Tongsin Park to return to the United States where he is indicted on bribery charges. Foreign Minister Park Tong jin said Seoul urged voluntary repatriation but Park refused. The minister noted cooperation within international law and South Korean practice.
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Seoul
South Korea
Tongsin Park
United States
Park Tong Jin
Washington
U.S
Park
TESCO to Build New Power Plants in Texas
A Texas Electric Service Co executive testified plans call for spending about 688 million dollars over the next three years on coal, nuclear, and lignite plants. W.B. Nichols said expenditures would equal roughly 49 percent of the company's total plant as of March 31, 1977, seeking a 79 million dollar rate increase to attract capital.
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Austin, Tex
Texas Electric Service Co
W.B Nichols
Texas Public Utility Commission
Nichols
Kenneth R. Thompson
TESCO
Utility Commission
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