Kentucky fire report cites code violations at Beverly Hills club
A Kentucky state report on the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire cites numerous electrical violations and missing sprinkler systems. Gov. Julian Carroll suspended three top state fire investigators for alleged enforcement failures as hearings begin in Cincinnati.
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Senators tell Carter gas price controls will lose
Washington AP A group of senators told President Carter that the Senate will reject his natural gas pricing plan and move to deregulate prices. The debate comes as the Senate weighs extending price controls to more gas markets and raising the interstate price to 1.75 per thousand cubic feet. The move, opposed by producers and the oil and gas industry, is expected to pass in the Senate by about four votes, with a midweek vote anticipated. If enacted, homeowners would face higher fuel bills and the energy program would suffer another setback.
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No guess of bomb fallout forecasted by officials
Washington AP reports Federal officials cannot predict radioactivity levels in the United States after a Chinese nuclear test. The Energy Research and Development Administration cautions debris could reach Alaska's Pacific coast tonight.
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Lawmakers Seek House Rules Review On Cargo Preference Bill
Thirty-one Democratic representatives petitioned the rules committee to reject a multibillion dollar maritime cargo preference bill backed by President Carter. At a news conference, Reps. Andy Jacobs Jr and Paul N. McCloskey Jr urged delay until Republican members on the maritime subcommittee can question administration and industry officials. The measure would nearly double oil imports aboard American flag tankers, with Republicans alleging Carter pushes it for industry contributions during his primary campaign. The rules panel meets to decide if bills from other committees can reach the House floor, and GOP lawmakers vow to press the issue on the floor if denied. Minority maritime panel members planned cross examination, but witnesses did not attend voluntarily. a bid to subpoena witnesses failed 17-18.
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