Energy Dept Adopts Gasoline Tilt Plan To Raise Prices
The Energy Department adopted a gasoline tilt pricing plan that could lift average prices by about 12.4 cents a gallon over two years and push unleaded to $1 a gallon within a year. Officials say adjustments add to 5 to 8 cent rises due to crude oil costs since the Iranian cutoff.
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House approves tax cut bill compromise
The New Mexico House approves a 50 million tax cut bill with a 40 dollar exemption credit on food, benefiting a family of four with 160 dollars and doubling for seniors and the blind. Rep. Colin McMillan hails unanimous support and aims to preempt further tax relief debates as the measure goes to the Senate.
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IEA nations plan 5 percent oil cut to avert crisis
The United States and 19 other non communist nations agreed at an IEA meeting in Paris to cut oil consumption by 5 percent in 1979. The move aims to save about 5 million barrels per day and reflects concern over potential shortages amid rising prices and ongoing OPEC actions.
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Roswell Science Fair Showcases 494 Projects at GHS
Roswell area students in grades four through eight display 494 science projects at Goddard High School on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The awards ceremony begins at 2:30 p.m. in the gym, after which projects are dismantled. Science fair chair Faye Blevins calls the tally an all time district record.
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Students showcase projects in eight category fair
Mrs. Blevins praised the students as unsung heroes and noted about 700 pupils contributed to projects. Each project earned first or second place in its area with entries from individuals or teams of two across eight categories.
Science fair judging and awards set for tonight
Judging of 494 entries across animal, earth, life and physical science begins at 6 30 p m with interviews Saturday morning. Ribbons for first to fourth place and a grand award per grade accompany conservation district prizes. Judging criteria include creative ability, scientific thought, thoroughness, skill and presentation.
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Roswell workers set 1 106 299 hours without a lost time accident
The Daily Record notes Roswell SPC employees achieved 1 106 299 work hours without a lost time incident marking a safety milestone. The item appears on page 5 under Region.
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Cattle Growers and Franchise Fans Share Spotlight
A brief notice notes that cattle growers do not oppose the fast food franchises that sell their products. Officials or editorial writers reference market ties and industry stride. The remark appears on page 6.
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Five-Story Backflip After Parking Garage Crash In Oakland
James Barber, a 56 year old engineer, drove wrong pedal and did a five story backflip from a Oakland parking garage. He suffered a broken shoulder bone fractured ribs and a black eye. A doctor called him very very lucky. He was pulling into his fifth floor space when he hit the accelerator instead of the brake. The car broke through an ornamental wall and landed on its top on the street.
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McAlpine Named to ENMU Board of Regents
Gov announces William A. McAlpine Jr. of Roswell appointed to Eastern New Mexico University Board of Regents succeeding William F. Brainerd whose term expired in January. McAlpine, 45, heads Pioneer Savings and Trust and Pioneer Mortgage Co. and serves as director of the New Mexico Savings and Loan League.
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