East and West clash in First Invitational Chili Bowl
In New York the Texas chili pot faces off against Eastern Establishment tastes at Bloomingdale's Chili Bowl. Texans Cartwright and Fredericks defend Lone Star peppery red against Esquire and Texas Monthly entries as judges including Dan Jenkins sample both sides amid upscale crowd and banter about chili craft and indulgence.
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UPI
Carter to announce oil price decontrol tonight
President Carter will reveal energy policy including lifting price controls on crude oil possibly raising gasoline prices by about seven cents per gallon. The plan calls for phased removal starting June 1 and complete lift by September 30 1981 with tax proposals on oil company profits.
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Spy planes to monitor Soviet missiles
Washington reports the United States may modify the U-2 to observe Soviet missile tests after losing two electronic listening posts in Iran. Senator Ted Stevens criticized the administration for leaking classified material to The New York Times while noting the Times published background details even more classified than the main plan.
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Evans seeks stay as Alabama execution nears
Evans, 29, said he wants death and personal freedom as his Friday execution in Alabama's electric chair looms. The 5th Circuit rejected his mother's delay appeal. Governor James would decide on clemency after discussions. Evans requested steak, potatoes, salad and beer for his final meal, but beer was denied.
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Holman Prison
Diggs Faces 18 House Ethics Charges
Washington NYUP1 reports the House ethics committee filed 18 charges against Rep Charles Diggs D Michigan the strongest disciplinary action in years. Charges allege July 1973 to January 1977 salary boosts for staff to cover personal debts and expenses. Diggs appeals his conviction and three year prison term while winning re election. He calls the action disappointing and worries about publicity during appeal.
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