Exxon Begins March Fuel Allocations Amid Iranian Shortage
Exxon Co USA has begun allocating gasoline to dealers at 100 percent of March 1978 purchases due to tight Iranian supplies. The company urged conservation and noted the need to ration deliveries as the market tightens.
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Houston
Exxon Co. USA
Iran
Massacre in Chad Amid Moslem-Christian Clashes
Diplomatic sources say over 800 people, predominantly Muslims, were killed in southern Chad during a weekend of sectarian violence. The attack is among Africa's deadliest communal massacres in years and prompted international concern.
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Chad
Africa
Davis case chronicle through Cullen Davis saga spans decades
SDN Column recalls AP writer Mike Cochran’s coverage of Cullen Davis trials from Amarillo to Houston since 1976. He plans one last episode and book, noting this era grew beyond initial scope with a Houston mistrial while he also covered Jack Ruby, Oswald, and the UT tower sniper. The piece ends with cactus patch philosopher quip about neighbors.
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Associated Press
Cullen Davis
Amarillo
Houston
SDN
Davis
Cochran
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
University of Texas Tower At Austin
Carter seeks hospital cost controls with federal ceiling plan
President Carter asks Congress to grant hospitals until 1980 to curb rising costs or face a 9.7 percent federal cap, a proposal critics say exempts many community hospitals. The plan, part of an anti inflation push, may relax the cap if health care inflation climbs beyond expectations. In other News, Ira Open House set for Public Schools Week with tours, dinners, and classroom visits. Scurry County Commissioners raise mileage rate to 17 cents and seek bids for a memory typewriter for the district attorney’s office.
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Carter
Congress
White House
IRA
Ronald Plumlee
P.T.A
Scurry
Commissioners Court
Pete Green
Tax Relief Bill Approved Today in Texas House
The House Ways and Means Committee approved HB1060 to implement the 1978 Tax Relief Amendment and provide 420.7 million dollars to reimburse school districts for lost revenue. Debates begin as the measure moves to a full House vote with a 1979 80 reimbursement goal and potential changes in 1980 81 based on property appraisals and state averages.
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Austin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bob Davis
R-Irving
Weather Summary for Snyder and West Texas
Fair with warm days and cool nights through Wednesday. Highs in the 60s to 70s, lows in the 20s to 40s. Reading at 7 am today was 34 with no precipitation. 1979 total rainfall 1.58 inches.
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Snyder
West Texas
Carter Plan Offers Two Compromises On Israel Egypt Peace
AP reporting from Jerusalem says President Carter’s plan for Israel Egypt peace includes two compromises on linkage and a watered down priority clause. If Egypt accepts the three changes approved by Israel, the main remaining issue is when ambassadors are exchanged after signing.
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Carter
Egypt
Israel
Associated Press
Menachem Begin
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Vietnam says talks only after China withdraws troops
Hanoi announced it will negotiate with China only after all Chinese troops depart Vietnamese soil, warning against any withdrawal trick to avert war. The Foreign Ministry demanded complete, unconditional Chinese withdrawal before talks. Hanoi Radio said fighting continued in Lang Son province.
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Mideast
China
Peking
Vietnam
Russia
Hanoi
Lang Son
Weather-Based School Cancellations Process
Snyder schools decide on closures by road safety. Transportation director Bill Sealy inspects roads at 3 30 a m and then informs Superintendent Bill Hood at about 5 a m. Regular resident reports supplement the weather checks. if travel seems hazardous, that day’s sessions are canceled.
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Snyder
Bill Sealy
Bill J. Hood
Sealy
Gas Rate Plan Approved by Snyder Council
The Snyder City Council approved a new Lone Star Gas rate schedule on first reading and adopted a resolution opposing a bill that would shift gas and electric rate control from cities to the state. The plan sets a 7.8 percent return on investment and includes charges of 20 and 30 dollars for service actions.
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Lone Star Gas Co
Jim Dower
Lone Star
Service Long Gas Company
Wedge Turner
Texas Railroad Commission
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Eece
John Fagin
George Patterson
Mike Ezzell
Ernie Armstrong
Ncil
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