Study predicts fuel shortages up to 35 percent
Washington based report by Library of Congress estimates a 35 percent oil shortage this winter, amounting to about 6.1 million barrels per day, based on an exceptionally cold season and continued Arab oil embargo. The figure exceeds earlier Jackson projections of 13 to 24 percent.
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U.S
Library of Congress
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate
Congress
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Wounded Knee charges mount in federal indictments
A federal grand jury has returned four more indictments related to the 71 day occupation of Wounded Knee on Pine Ridge reservation. Names and charges are withheld until arrests are made as the probe also covers the shooting of AIM leaders Clyde Bellecourt and Pedro Bissonette.
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UPI
Wounded Knee
William Clayton
U.S
Pine Ridge Reservation
AIM
Clyde Bellecourt
Pedro Bissonette
Bellecourt
Grand Jury
U.S. District Court
Fred Nichol
Carter Camp
Bissonette
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Experts say parenting shapes violence more than TV
In Chicago at a psychiatry conference, two child development experts argue violence stems from parenting and lack of fulfilling life ingredients, not television. Dr Maria W. Piers of Erikson Institute and Joseph Palombo of the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis contend personalities form before children grasp TV content.
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American Association of Psychiatric Services For Children, Inc
Maria W. Piers
Erikson Institute For Early Education
Hechler Praises BLA Founders at Fifth Anniversary
Rep. Ken Hechler praised the Black Liberation Association founders during fifth anniversary ceremonies in Clifftop West Virginia. He called early leaders the spark that spread like a prairie fire across the coal fields.
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Clifftop
W.va
UPI
Ken Hechler
D - W.va
The
Blacking Association
Hechler
Miners Poised to Return to Work in Illinois
Otis Gibson, president of the Illinois Coal Operators Association, says he is confident United Mine Workers will resume work by Monday after two Friday court orders ended the walkout. He reported no known splinter groups defying the orders and expects all miners to be back.
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Illinois Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Otis Gibson
Gibson
Winter car tips from West Virginia police
Charleston motorists are urged to prepare for winter driving with a pre-winter engine tune up. Colonel R L Bonar stresses safety and fuel efficiency and lists brakes lights heater wipers tires chains exhaust as key checks for reliable starts and traction in icy conditions.
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West Virginia
R.L. Bonar
Bonar
Inmates disappointed as Moore tours West Virginia Penitentiary
Gov Arch A Moore Jr visited the West Virginia Penitentiary with about 30 aides and federal officials. Inmates expected a chance to speak about pardons or sentence reductions but were largely ignored as the governor toured, joked with players, and moved with a media entourage.
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Associated Press
Moundsville
W.va
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia
Moore
Don
Officer suspended in haircut dispute in Weirton
A former police narcotics undercover agent on the Weirton police force was suspended temporarily for refusing to cut his hair. The dispute centers on uniform grooming standards and the officer’s appearance while on duty.
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Weirton, W.va
UPI
Weirton
Byrd calls for energy self sufficiency by 1980s
Senator Robert Byrd urged U S energy independence and limited coal stigma at a Mercer County Jaycees gathering in Pipe-stem West Virginia. He said vast coal reserves could supply gas and liquid energy if spent on coal tech, criticizing foreign dependence. Lt Cuprik suspended officer Beatty over hair cut refusal, citing constitutional rights and plan to hire counsel. Beatty had previously worked as an undercover drug agent in Huntington.
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W.va
UPI
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
U.S
Byrd
Mercer County
Jaycees
Beatty
Huntington
Surface mine permit granted in West Virginia
The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources issued a surface mine permit to Buffalo Mining Co. for 308 acres in Logan and Wyoming counties near Larado in the Buffalo Creek area. Sterling Smokeless Coal Co. received a 130 acre permit in Raleigh County near Josephine. Additional applications were filed by Peter White Coal Mining Corp. in McDowell County near Isaban, D L Coal Co Inc in Mineral County near Elk Garden, and Lang Brothers Inc in Randolph County near Durbin.
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W.va
Sterling Smokeless Coal Co
Raleigh County
Josephine
Peter White Coal Mining Corp
McDowell County
Isaban
D. & L. Coal Co., Inc
Mineral County
Elk Garden
Lang Brothers, Inc
Randolph County
Durbin
AP recognizes 72 members for extraordinary cooperation
The Moundsville Daily Echo and the Wheeling News-Register are among 72 AP members cited for extraordinary cooperation in covering news. The honor was announced at the AP Managing Editors Association convention for promptly sharing news and photos for distribution by the World Wide News cooperative.
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Moundsville Daily Echo
Wheeling News-Register
Associated Press
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Worldwid News Cooperative
Hearings Begin On Vendors Law Strengthening Act
Hearings resume Monday on amendments to the Randolph Sheppard Act to reinforce the 37 year old law allowing blind persons to operate as vendors in federal office buildings. Senator Jennings Randolph of West Virginia chairs the Handicapped Subcommittee and sponsors the changes.
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UPI
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Randolph
Senate
Subcommittee On
Furrari's Fan Fare Highlighted In Local Feature
Inside pages present notes and memos from Adaline Moore and Mt. Morris focusing on women. The section includes hospital notes and personal viewpoints with World Meeting summaries and theater ads.
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