Carter energy plan draws mixed reaction from oil gas solar figures
The Carter energy plan meets mixed response from oil and gas leaders while solar heating advocates praise it. Conoco and Grumman executives warn it may curb frontier exploration and investment, though others cite conservation and homeowner energy production as benefits.
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Carter
Ro Pererson
Grumman's Energy Systems
Don Crawford
Edison Electric Institute
The
Association of Electric Utilities
Carter oil tax plan aims to equalize world and domestic prices
The Carter plan to tax oil seeks to align old and new oil prices with world levels by 1980. It would raise the current $5.25 barrel for old oil by about $3 in 1977 and again, with inflation, and lift $11.28 oil toward world prices, potentially adding roughly 7 cents per gallon at gasoline pumps in 1980.
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Carter
Plan aims for long range national energy goals
President Carter plans to ask Congress for a joint resolution committing the nation to long range energy goals. The goals include reducing annual energy demand growth to under 2 percent, cutting oil imports from about 16 million to under 6 million barrels a day, reducing gasoline use by 10 percent, insulating 90 percent of buildings, boosting coal production by at least 400 million tons annually, and using solar energy in over 214 million homes.
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The
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers
William P. Chapman
Carter
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Ae House
Astrological Forecast For Zodiac Signs
Aries this period warns of tense home matters and urges cheek turning yet invites lifestyle change. Taurus urges effort to alter habits while Gemini notes savings help before a potential unexpected trip. Cancer favors planning a short trip for relaxation. Virgo signals a letter may bring upheaval and suggests a change of scenery. Libra advises caution with business partners and staying busy. Sagittarius friendships demand thought and discrimination. Capricorn money flows may be followed by outgo. Aquarius research finances to avoid loss. Pisces costly whims could hit bank balance. reconsider purchases.
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Yasir
ARIES
Taurus
Germini
Coca-Cola Reports Saccharin Substitute as Cancer Concerns Rise
A Coca-Cola executive says the firm has a substitute sweetener for saccharin amid Cancer fears and an FDA proposal to ban saccharin use starting July 1. Earlier company notes suggested a chemical with saccharin-like sweetness without cancer risks, countering Canadian test claims.
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Atlanta
UPS
Coca-Cola Co
The
and Drug Administration
New Theory on Connally Shot Speaks From Surgeon
Dr. Robert Shaw, Parkland Hospital surgeon, proposes Connally was hit by a different bullet than Kennedy. He notes the Connally wrist bone would have deformed a bullet enough to shed metallic fragments, implying Oswald may have fired more accurately and quickly or that others fired.
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UPI
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Parkland Hospital
Connally
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Dallas Morning News
Robert Shaw
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Shaw
Dallas News
Assasin
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Obituary for Johanna Montgomery of Sandpoint
Johanna Montgomery aged 53 died Tuesday in Sandpoint. Born April 25 1923 in Wayland SD she moved to Sandpoint in 1952. She worked in the Sandpoint Manor laundry retiring in 1975 and is survived by Martin D Montgomery Peter VanDen Berg Esther Patterson Antonie Willard Jenetta Moe Betty Marva Corlena Koranda and many nieces nephews aunts and cousins. Funeral services are 10:00 am Saturday at the Moon Chapel with Pastor Warren Pomeroy officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Johanna Montgomery
Wayland
South Dakota
Sandpoint
Sandpoint Manor
Martin D. “Montgomery
Peter
VanDen Berg
Browning Montana
Esther Patterson
Antonie Willard
Minnesota
Jenetta Moe
Smith Ivan Damond Smith 65 Dies in Atlee Montana Area
Damond Smith aged 65 died suddenly at Atlee Montana on Tuesday. He was born November 6 1951 in Roseburg Oregon and lived in the Sandpoint area then Stevensville Montana since 1960. He was a logger in the lumber industry. Survived by wife Dorothy a daughter Nancy Grieser two sons Richard F Smith Ronald E Smith two brothers Clyde Smith Ellis F Smith four sisters Mrs Ira Witherall and Mrs Lois.
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Ivan. Damond Smith
Atlee
Ontana
Roseburg
Oregon
Sandpoint
Stevensville
Montana
Dorothy
Nancy Grieser
Gennessee
Idaho
Richards F
Smith
Bevensvile
Ronald E
Florence
Clyde
Naples
Ellis F
New York Police Seized For Bribery
Two New York police officers, John C. Holmes and Terrence J. McGurk, were arrested after attempting to take a bribe from an undercover officer and nearly running down the partner with their patrol car. They allegedly accepted 1700 in cash before crashing and being captured. They face bribe taking, grand larceny and attempted assault charges.
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John Moody
NEW York
UPI
John C. Holmes
Terrence J. McGurk
Holmes
McGurk
State Special Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office
Police Internal Affairs Division
Harlem
Expensive Gifts
Claude Arpek president of Van Cleef and Arpels was fined 15000 dollars after pleading guilty to giving four pieces of jewelry worth 1395 dollars to IRS auditor Ellis Iversen during audits of Arpels and the firm.
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New York
UPI
Claude Arpek
van Cleef & Arpek
Internal Revenue Service
Ellis Iversen
Iversen
Arpels
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