Carter outlines energy and policy aims in first year
President Carter spoke on energy as the nation’s binding issue and predicted progress on SALT and a nuclear test ban. He said a compromise on energy could pass next session and that a national health insurance plan would be introduced. He forecast Senate approval of the Panama Canal treaty by April and praised Burns while naming leadership changes.
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Carter Begins Odyssey From Page One
The Associated Press reports Carter plans a multi nation trip tied by energy policy. He will meet Iran's Shah, Jordan's Hussein, and Polish leader Gierek with a Warsaw news conference the first by a sitting U.S. president in a communist country.
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Two Israelis Die In Netanya Blast Amid Mideast Tensions
A blast near a Netanya market kills two Israelis and wounds three more. In Beirut the PLO claims responsibility, saying the attack is tied to Begin’s peace plan. Jordan rejects proposals for any Arab surrender, while PLO asserts no peace without a Palestinian state.
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Fifth Columbus Woman Slain in Prominent Family
The fifth member of Columbus's leading Woodruff family was found dead in her bed yesterday morning, beaten and strangled by an intruder who gained entry through an unlocked rear window. Police gave few details, noting the other four Wynnton Road victims aged 59 to 89 were also strangled in nearby homes.
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Miller to chair Federal Reserve as Burns departs
Miller, 52, chairman of Textron and Bank of America executive, isChosen by President Carter to replace David Lilly and step into as chairman after Burns leaves. Miller’s appointment aims to preserve business confidence amid inflation and a shifting economy while continuing monetary policies. Burns praised the pick and Meany urged confidence in Miller’s leadership.
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NY News Delivery Halted by Walkout
New York Daily News halted most editions today as a truck drivers strike disrupted the nation’s largest circulation paper. About 2 million copies were affected while the workers defied an arbitrator’s injunction after suspending three drivers over route assignments.
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Taiwan Executes Four Sailors Over Boat Massacre
Four sailors convicted of murdering seven crew members aboard their fishing boat were executed by firing squad in Taiwan. The Taiwan provincial police administration confirmed the executions carried out today following their gambling debt dispute.
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Galveston grain elevator blast ruled accidental
A grain elevator explosion in Galveston Texas killed at least 15 and injured 22 as fire officials said the blast was accidental. Investigators considered a spark from a railroad engine or a switch in the elevator top as possible causes while searchers worked in rain for three missing workers amid wreckage and a buried freight car.
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Winters festival kicks off as Lake Placid hosts events
Gov Hugh Carey invites New Yorkers to an I Love New York Winter Festival in the Lake Placid area linking a winter carnival with the 1980 Winter Olympics prep. The program runs Feb 8 to 12 with a bobsled and speed skating championship and other activities including ice golf, softball, concerts, toboggan races and fireworks.
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