Carter energy plan draws mixed response from oil gas and solar groups
New York industry figures split over President Carter's energy proposals. Conoco and the Natural Gas Supply Committee warn of disincentives for new frontier exploration while Grumman backs solar heating as a path for homeowners to cut costs. Edison Electric Institute cites burdens on utilities though ASHRAE supports efficiency gains within current tech.
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Carter
Oil and Gas
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Colinlee
Conoco
David ‘H. Foster
Natural Gas
Washington
Ros Peterson
Grumman's Energy Systems
Don Crawford
Edison Electric Institute
The
Association of Electric Utilities
Oil Prices To Match In Future
Washington UPI reports Carter plans a tax to equalize oil prices across old and new wells and world market levels by 1980. The tax would raise prices in steps, making $5.25 oil rise about 3 dollars and $11.28 oil rise with inflation, potentially lifting gasoline about seven cents per gallon.
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Carter
Plan aims to set long range energy goals in Congress
President Carter plans a joint resolution with long term energy targets. Goals include holding energy demand growth below 2 percent annually, cutting oil imports from 16 million to under 6 million barrels daily, reducing gasoline use by 10 percent, insulating 90 percent of buildings, boosting coal output by at least 400 million tons per year, and using solar energy in more than 214 million homes.
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American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers
William P. Chapman
Carter
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Astrological Guide for the Zodiac Signs
The passage lists date ranges for Aries through Pisces with brief life guidance. It notes March to April phrases for Aries, and comments on personal change, travel, finances, and caution about loans and purchases. It presents general appetite for self-improvement and prudent spending advice.
No Replacement For Saccharin
An Atlanta Coca Cola official says the company has a substitute for saccharin for use in beverages. The FDA had proposed banning saccharin on July 1 amid cancer concerns from rat studies.
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Atlanta
UPS
Coca-Cola Co
New Theory About Connally Shotography
The surgeon Dr. Robert Shaw who operated on Gov. Connally says a different bullet may have hit Connally than the one that struck Kennedy. He says Connally’s wrist bone and metallic fragments imply a less deformed bullet, suggesting Oswald could have fired more accurately or that others fired as well.
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UPI
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Parkland Hospital
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Dallas Morning News
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Warren Commission
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Shaw
Dallas News
Assasin
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Obituary notices for Johanna Montgomery and Tunney nuptials
Johanna Montgomery 53 died Tuesday in Sandpoint after moving there in 1952. She worked in a Sandpoint Manor laundry and is survived by her son Martin D Montgomery and several siblings and relatives. Funeral services are planned at Moon Chapel with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. John V Tunney, 42, will wed Kathinka Osborne 35 in a Los Angeles ceremony this Saturday. Osborne is a member of the 1964 Swedish Olympic skiing team.
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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
Kennedy
Robert Becker
Moon Chapel
Chuck Wigton
First Christian Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Tunney
Los Angeles
John V. Tunney
Kathinka
Osborne
Smith Ivan Damond Smith dies suddenly in Montana
Damond Smith, 65, died unexpectedly at Atlee, Montana on Tuesday. He was a logger born November 6, 1951 in Roseburg Oregon and lived in the Sandpoint area before moving to Stevensville Montana in 1960. He is survived by his wife Dorothy, a daughter Nancy Grieser of Genoa Idaho, two sons Richard Smith of Bevensville Montana and Ronald Smith of Florence Montana, two brothers Clyde Smith of Naples Idaho and Ellis Smith of Sandy, and four sisters Mrs Ira Witherall and Mrs Lois.
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Atlee
Ontana
Roseburg
Oregon
Sandpoint
Stevensville
Montana
Dorothy
Nancy Grieser
Gennessee
Idaho
Richard F
Smith
Bevensvile
Ronald E
Florence
Clyde
Naples
Ellis F. “Smith
Sandy Borisahah
Ira Witherall
Lois
New York Police Seized For Bribery
Two New York City police officers, John C. Holmes and Terrence J. McGurk, were arrested after trying to extract a bribe from an undercover officer. They dumped 1700 in cash during a pursuit, nearly ran down the undercover partner, and crashed before arrest. Prosecutors pursue charges of bribe taking grand larceny and attempted assault with possible 25 year prison terms.
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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 of Van Cleef & Arpek was fined 15000 dollars after pleading guilty to giving four pieces of jewelry valued at 1395 dollars to IRS auditor Ellis Iversen during income tax audits of Arpels and his firm. The Paris born executive admitted gifting two watches a diamond brooch and a ring to influence the audit.
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UPI
Claude Arpek
van Cleef & Arpek
Internal Revenue Service
Ellis Iversen
Iversen
Arpels
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