Carter seeks public input on administration contacts
President elect Carter invites public suggestions on how to stay in touch and shapes a new contact plan while meeting with Kenneth Curtis who is seen as a potential DNC chairman. Press Secretary Powell directs readers to mail ideas to People magazine in Washington.
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Violence rumors touch Mao era widow and radicals in China
Reported in Tokyo that Mao era widow and three radical colleagues may have been arrested. Widespread concern remains over potential unrest from radical followers and ongoing political tension in China.
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Local Interference and FCC Advice Sparked by Radio Noise
A reader asks if illegal interference from a high power base station disrupts FM radio and stereo use. The Dallas FCC office welcomes complaints and notes recent inspections of CB antennas. call 214 749 3243. The column also cites varied regional editorials on lawmakers, leisure stories, and frugal living tips from multiple papers.
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City Utilities May Hike Fuel Adjustment Cost
City utilities may raise the fuel adjustment cost as San Antonio faces a potentially excessive rate of return. The report notes Austin based figures and AP coverage highlighting utility cost changes and regulatory considerations.
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Snyderites Welcome 1977 Holiday. Offices and Banks Closed
Holiday observances close Snyder and Scurry County offices along with Snyder Post Office and local banks. Outside mail pickup rescheduled to Sunday morning. Western Texas College begins its Midwinter session January 3 to 13 with 3 college credits for four and a half hours daily.
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Scurry County Toll Remains Grim in 1976 Traffic Deaths
Ten people died in Scurry County traffic accidents during 1976 prompting officials to urge caution for New Year celebrations. The year began with Antonio Ocampo Nieto, 31, of Snyder, dying after a March 20 crash on U.S. 84. Michael Lee Burton, 18, of Snyder, perished in a May 9 one-vehicle crash on US 8A. August 30 brought two fatalities, Fred Warren Wilcoxson, 29, and 8-year-old Tony Allen Shirley, in separate incidents near Snyder.
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Old Year Shivering to Oblivion in Texas Panhandle and Beyond
A cold snap drives temperatures down across Texas with lows near 9 to 18 degrees. Amarillo, Wichita Falls, Lubbock and Abilene report single digits to near 18 while San Angelo and Midland Odessa see 16 and 18. Snow and light rain expected in western and southern regions with continued wintry conditions through Monday.
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Thief Steals 571 23 From Food Basket No 7
A customer lifted a money sack containing 571 23 from Food Basket No 7 at Huffman Avenue and U S 84 between 5 and 7 p m Thursday. Police probe ongoing.
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Weather Outlook for West Texas Snow and Rain Mix
Increasing cloudiness tonight with scattered rain in extreme west and mixed snow near the mountains. Saturday becomes mostly cloudy and cold with scattered rain in the south and rain snow mix in the mountains and north. Low tonight 15 to 38. High Saturday 28 north to 60 extreme south.
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New 1977 Laws Bring Tax, Social Security Shifts
New federal rules take effect January 1 1977 touching estate taxes retirement accounts Social Security limits and tax brackets. Higher Social Security taxes apply to some workers while retirees may earn up to 3000 without losing benefits. CB radio channels increase to 17 and wiring on donations and education benefits also appear in the changes.
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