Gas emergency grants NM power to curb usage statewide
The gas emergency gives utilities authority to restrict use, order shortened hours or closures. Federal rules loosen permitting, push utilities to seek additional fuels. PSC cites seriousness and aims to preserve public health while maintaining essential home and hospital supplies. Schools reopen as gas cuts ease. LNG imports end soon, affecting Niagara Mohawk’s curtailment.
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Joseph A. Porcello
Federal Energy Administration
State Public Service Commission
PSC
Buffalo Area
Southern Tier
Oswego City
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Niagara Mohawk
Consolidated Gas Supply Corp
LNG
Algeria
Public Service Commission
SNG
Two killed in Route 41 crash near McGraw
A three vehicle collision on Route 41 west of McGraw early today left two men dead and a woman, Karen Renz, critically injured. The victims were George Renz, 27, and Thomas Tuscane, 24, both of McGraw. The driver of the pickup, George Waltz Sr., 70, and Betty Barnhart, 40, sustained minor injuries. Weather and icy road conditions were cited as factors.
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Cortland County
McGraw
George Renz
W. Academy St
Thomas Tuscane
Elm St
Renz
Karen
George Waltz Sr
Betty Barnhart
Waltz
Barnhart
Edward LaSchomb
Lee Price
C. W. Bennett
Mark Reynolds
Carter Sworn In As 39th President On Inauguration Day
Jimmy Carter, sworn in by Chief Justice Warren Burger, calls for a new beginning in America's third century. He pledges moderation, dedication to human dignity, and war on poverty and injustice while vowing a strong but restrained defense. Mondale also takes oath as Carter rides to the Capitol and later returns to the White House amid a nationful parade and celebrations.
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Clay F. Richards
Washington
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Republic
Georgia
Gether
Carter
Lillian
United States
Warren- Burger
Walter Mondale
Thomas O’neill
America
Marshall Carter
Ford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Avenue of Presidents
U.S. Capitol
White House
Baton Rouge
Jimmy
Carmeramen
Albany
Ford bids farewell to Cabinet aides on final White House day
President Ford told about 75 outgoing officials that history will treat their record kindly and praised the fine people around him. He noted long days lightened by their efforts and planned to greet Jimmy Carter at the White House before accompanying him to the Capitol for the inaugural. Ford will depart for California with Betty Ford to begin private life after 28 years in public office, with a leather chair gift from his staff marking his vice presidency.
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Richard E. Lerner
Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Oval Office
Jimmy Carter
U.S. Capitol
California
Betty
Ron Nelsen
Nessen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Peanut Special arrives in time for Carter inauguration
Aboard the Peanut Special, about 50 Plains Georgia residents rode an Amtrak train to Washington to celebrate Jimmy Carter's inauguration. The sleek line arrived on schedule at the National Visitors Center near the Capitol after a 17 hour trip, drawing widespread public enthusiasm and renewed faith in the president elect. Carter greeted riders from the platform before them to the White House on Friday.
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Georgia
Potomac
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Carter
Sumter County
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Plains
National Visitors Center
Capitol
America
Jimmy
White House
King Sr Urges Social Justice at Lincoln Memorial
Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. urged President-elect Jimmy Carter to follow Bible social justice guidelines, invoking his slain son. Addressing a sunrise service near the Lincoln Memorial, he cited “the least of these” and called for mercy as 2,000 to 8,000 worshippers, led by Rev. Bruce Edwards, prayed in cold conditions.
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Washington
UPI
Martin Luther King Sr
Jimmy Carter
Lincoln Memorial
Martin Luther King Jr
King Sr
King
Bruce Edwards
Carter
Plains Baptist Church
Carter Family Attend Inaugural Church Service
Jimmy Carter and family joined Vice President elect Mondale at First Baptist Church near the White House for a prayer service blessing his presidency. Rev. Charles A. Trentham gave a closing blessing urging Carter to go forward with faith and service. The Carters and Mondales also heard prayers from Rev. John Maxwell Adams, emeritus chaplain at Macalester College.
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Washington
UPI
Jimmy Carter
First Baptist Church
Walter Mondale
Charles A. Trentham
White House
Trentham
Carters
Mondales
Jean Mondale
John Maxwell Adams
Macalester College
St. Paul, Minn
Carter
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