Lawmakers quiz Quinn on Sohio roadblocks in Texas
Lawmakers pressed Quinn on Sohio’s roadblocks to a Texas natural gas pipeline project that could create a 1979 to 1983 shortage. He cited air pollution concerns and pledged trade offs and a guaranteed gas pipeline, with state and federal officials weighing national interest.
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Bomb blast harms shoppers in Beersheba market
A bomb exploded under a stall in a Beersheba market injuring two people. Palestinian guerrillas claimed responsibility and the PLO said cells operated inside Israel conducted two operations in Jerusalem and Beersheba. Earlier a car bombing in Jerusalem caused no injuries as authorities detained over eight Arabs.
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Carter Defends Israel Settlements and World Arms Policy
President Carter said the United States may recognize three new Israeli settlements and avoid criticizing Prime Minister Begin, while pursuing Geneva talks. He backed reduced global arms sales, emphasizing defense needs and a downward trend. He also endorsed public financing of campaigns, warned on the oil deficit, and praised Congress on energy and welfare reform as he prepares a welfare proposal.
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Bugs hurled at congressmen in House dispute
About 150 members of the House faced a disturbance as cockroaches and other bugs were tossed onto the chamber floor during a debate on food stamps for strikers. Two youths, Michisa Saks and Thomas George, were arrested. organizers identified as Youth for Action. Police removed the bagged insects and the House rejected a proposal to bar food stamps for strikers.
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Heat wave boosts demand for juice in Southland
A severe heat wave drives higher electricity demand as utilities rely on higher-cost sulfur fuels while drought limits hydro imports from the north. Edison Long Beach manager George Hanawall says conservation can keep supply steady if the heat persists. Temperatures drop from a Tuesday high near 90s to the mid 70s by Wednesday along the coast. Beachgoers swell after morning sunshine clears and winds ease.
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Drug ring mastermind stabbed to death in federal prison
Vincent Papa, alleged head of the French Connection drug ring, was stabbed eight times and killed in a federal prison in Atlanta. The New York man, 34, was serving a 22 year sentence for drug trafficking when attacked by unidentified assailants Tuesday, prison officials said on Wednesday.
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