Carter energy goals for 1985 outlined by President
President Carter proposed energy targets for 1985 including reducing energy demand growth to under 2 percent, cutting gasoline use by 10 percent, lowering imported oil to 6 million barrels daily from 16, establishing a 1 billion barrel strategic reserve, boosting coal output to over 1 billion tons annually, insulating 90 percent of homes and new buildings, and deploying solar energy in over 20 million houses.
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Carter faces a fight for energy plan OK
President Carter rallies Congress for a sweeping energy policy amid warnings of a real crisis and calls for conservation and new taxes. Analysts say congressional approval will be hard, with key leaders predicting a lengthy fight through the year. A CIA oil-demand study warns of a crunch in the 190s unless bold measures pass.
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Carter warns of energy crisis risks and inaction
President Carter outlines dire outcomes if the U S fails to act on the energy crisis inflation will soar jobs will be lost production declines and international competition rises embargos threaten sovereignty and within a decade oil imports could be unaffordable factories and transportation could falter without prompt action
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Tappan buys firm moves Janitrol to Elyria plant
D W Bowman of Janitrol confirms consolidation of Columbus Janitrol operations into Tappan Air Conditioning Division plant in Elyria by year end. Columbus plant employs over 175. some workers may transfer, others to be hired. Tappan will keep Janitrol network separate and expand Elyria production, with no short term plans for Elyria expansion.
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Deadly Galveston hotel fire sparks missing count
In downtown Galveston a five story Central Hotel fire trapped guests with one escape route blocked by flames. Police feared 10 to 12 dead and 28 unaccounted for while at least four were hospitalized. Firefighters reported victims clinging from windows as the blaze raged near the docks.
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Personal income surges in March signaling recovery
Washington reports personal income up 1.7 percent in March, the second largest monthly rise on record. The Commerce Department notes a strong economy with new home and apartment starts at a four year peak and industrial production up 14 percent, the biggest gain in 19 months.
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Supreme Court upholds school paddling ruling
In a 5-4 decision the Supreme Court held corporal punishment in public schools does not violate the Eighth Amendment. Justice Powell wrote that the Constitution protects against cruel and unusual punishment only for criminal cases, not school discipline. Dissenters were Justices White Brennan Marshall and Levent. The case involved James Ingraham and Roosevelt Andrews of Miami, who were paddled at Drew Junior High in 1970.
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Drew Jamior High School
Cleveland board amends desegregation plan with 54000 bused students
The Cleveland School Board filed an amended desegregation plan estimating 54,000 pupils to be bused this fall and pledging complete desegregation of the teaching staff by next fall. The plan, submitted in U.S. District Court, follows a court order issued after findings that both boards fostered segregation. The district projects $23.7 million annual desegregation costs against the state board's $2.7 million.
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Firemen rescue Sophia Loren from Paris apartment blaze
Paris AP report says fire swept a 10 story building inhabited by Sophia Loren. Loren says she spent 24 hours on the roof in her nightgown with her two young children until firefighters saved them. She broke a window to escape and moved to the roof with the children as others joined.
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Weather Drench With Showers Likely Across Tonight
Forecaster notes showers and thundershowers likely with temperatures around mid fifties. Chance of rain tonight about 68 percent and 40 percent tomorrow with variable winds around five ta mph. Sunrise 3 82 a.m today and sunset 7 12 p.m. yesterday’s high was 56 at 6 30 a.m. details on page 11.
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