Rationing Plan Would Put Gas Coupons On Market
Rep. Tim Lee Carter argued that a coupon based system would ration gasoline by wealth, allowing rich drivers to buy extra coupons and leaving poorer motorists with little access. He warned Congress that failure to approve the plan would question Congress in addressing the energy shortage and stressed the need for standby energy measures.
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Tim Lee
Carter
D-Ky
New York
Congress
Egypt and Israel Exchange Ratification to Start Peace
Egypt and Israel exchanged ratification documents at a U.S. site in Sinai signaling the start of the peace process. The action begins Israel’s Sinai withdrawal, with full withdrawal by April 25, 1982, and opens talks on Palestinian self-government in the West Bank and Gaza.
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Umm Khashiba
Sinai
UPI
Egypt
Israel
U.S
U.N
Giddi Pass
The
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Ismailia
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Sadat
Saad Afra
Eliahu Ben-Elissar
Begin
Ben- Elissar
Whiteouse
Umm Kashiba
Burger Chief Forces Transfer Of Court Printer In Leak Probe
Chief Justice Warren Burger ordered the transfer of John A. Tucci a Government Printing Office staffer believed by Burger to be the source of leaks about upcoming Supreme Court decisions. Tucci says there is no proof and Burger claimed he was responsible. The incident followed other leaks reported by ABC News and prompted a court investigation with limited comment from officials.
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Washington Star
Washington
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
John A. Tucci
Government Printing Office
GPO
Tucci
Burger
Abc-Tv
Tim O’brien
FBI
New York Daily News
John
al Wong
Wwe
Nbc-Tv
Betty Wells
Relic Turned $25 Find Into $1500 Artifact
Roswell policeman Kenneth Gross transformed a beat-up century-old relic into a $1 500 artifact in 40 hours. The item originally valued at $25 gained attention as Page 3 highlights the quick turnaround and value spike.
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Roswell
Kenneth Gross
Indiana to issue 20 radio jingles on 55 mph law
Indiana contracts for 20 radio jingles at about 500 dollars each to urge motorists to keep to the 55 mph limit. Attorney General Theodore Sendak announced the approval. The jingles carry the Drive to Conserve Energy theme alongside billboards.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Theodore Sendak
Sendak
Jerry
United Way honors Smith for RSVP volunteer work in Roswell
Dr. John E. Smith 96 received United Way of Chaves County’s first volunteer service award for his RSVP efforts at the New Mexico Vocational Rehabilitation Center, teaching math and reading after 1,200 hours of service last year. He is noted as a longtime educator and tutor.
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Robert E. Anderson
United Way of
Chaves County
John E. Smith
New Mexico
Lester Marik
Ciel Lonon Record
Kentucky Ave
United Way
Robert B. Anderson
Roswell Public Library
Smith
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
RSVP
George E. Owens
United Way Board
Marik
Owen
United States
Bill Bayes
Sally Clark
Mountain Bell
Ralph Fresquez
City vacates alley after construction near St Marys Hospital
The City Council approved vacation of a short alley behind St Marys Hospital after the nursing home project had begun in the middle of the lane. The 6.2 million bond supports the new wings and ground floor patient beds. The alley will still grant access to the facility.
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Ciel Lonon
St. Mary's Hospital
Pesonet Hospital
St. Mary’s
John S. Perry
St. Mary's
Farmin
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