Gas Guzzling Cars Targeted by Carter Energy Move
The Carter administration backed fee regulation to ban gas guzzlers over 1000 models. The House Energy Committee approved a plan requiring at least 21 miles per gallon for 1985 cars, with a 10000 dollar annual fine if targets are missed, while Senate action and White House support remain uncertain.
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Carter Administration
Shate Energy Committee
Pum
House
Carter
Senate
Senate Energy Panel
Howard Metenbaum
Howard Metenbaum, B
Onio
Sas
Metzenbaum
Butke
Eal
Meientaum
Frankfurt woman arrested in slaying of banker Juergen Ponto
WIESBADEN West Germany AP Eleonore Maria Poensgen was arrested at her Frankfurt home as police searched for more women connected to the Saturday slaying of Juergen Ponto 89 chair of Dresdner Bank. Suspects include Susanna Albrecht Silke Maicewitz Sigrid Sternehook and Angelika Speitel. A self proclaimed group claimed responsibility for the killing.
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Wiesbaden
West Germany
Juergen
Susanna Albrecht
Ponte
Polint
Silke Maicewitz
Sigrid
Sternehook
Angelika Speitel
Aapcce Aei
Miss Poensgen
Sunday Might
Red Morning Liberation Movement
Prao
Nore
Teamster president denies payoff report
Washington AP Atty Gen Betl is challenged to document published allegations from unidentified Justice Department sources that former President Richard A Nixon received a Teamsters payoff to block Jimmy Hoffa from union office. Frank Fitzsimmons says the charges are untrue and demands evidence. He notes Time magazine's report and Hoffa's disappearance.
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Killin Betl
Justice Department
Richard A. Niza
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Tenmeiers
Frank Fi. Fitzsimmons
Beil
Fitzsimmons
The
River
Nixon
Hotta
Time Magazine
Fulsimmmons
Teria
Wille Nixon
Helfa
FRE
Hoffa
Mac High
Justicw Trepartiment
Fitzsinonons
Nixne
Nafta
Union Offten
Washington
Atky
Griffin Hell
Louner
Richard Mr
Nison
Naion
Justine
Moria
Supreme Court
Hell
Hyue
Senate
Ray
Daniel Frotd
Dpena
Herelarn
Rusk
Hhoxnt
Birch Bayh
Lnd
Bell
Bayh
American Sovieat Association
James Samynons
Flood of foreign steel feared if strike lasts long
A midwestern steel strike by United Steelworkers locals threatens immediate economic strain at Minnesota and Upper Michigan sites. Analysts warn exhausted ore stockpiles could spill into a flood of imported steel, raising prices and chilling local industry. The first nationwide basic steel industry walkout since 1959 involves about 14 plants and 14550 workers across Minnesota, Upper Michigan, and adjacent facilities in several states.
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Nina
Pittsburgh
Sre
United Steelworkers
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Camogie
Cleveland
U.S
Mass
Idaho
Probarsilen
Buftaly
West
Gulf
Tradt
Lottery Roundup in Maryland Numbers Game
Baltimore roundup notes Maryland daily lottery results with drawn numbers 484 and 961 listed for the day. Mentions aren hum equal references to participants and bets in a brief, magazine style summary.
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Baltimore
Meradlsy Day
Maryland
Mother of serious case victim vows life sentence for killer
New York police seek the so called Son of Sam as Stacy Moskowitz dies from a shotgun wound after a Brooklyn date with Robert Violante. Moskowitz becomes the killer’s sixth fatal victim in 369 days as investigators expand patrols in Queens and the Bronx. Her mother, Nevsa Moskewite, vows mistreatment for the killer and urges his capture.
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New York
Stacy Moskowitz
Son of
Sain
Brooklin
Kings County Hospital
John Keenatt
Miss Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Atong
Brooklyn
Wiliam Shuchart
Hiram
Moskowitz Cricu
Violante
Queens
Bronx
Vickinss
Fuye
Keenan
Powers and cameraman die in Los Angeles helicopter crash
U2 pilot Gary Powers aged 42 and television cameraman George Spears aged 43 were killed when their Bell helicopter crashed near Los Angeles while returning from a brush fire assignment about 100 miles north of the city. The accident halted a major news operation as officials investigated the cause.
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Gary Powers
TV News
L.A
Los Angeles
GaRy
Francis Gary
Powers
Jim
George Spears
San Fernando
Cayce
Vigan
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Tan Interwow
Tess
KGIL
KNAC
Spears
Los Angels
Energy bill proposal reshapes tax credits and fuel costs
Washington AP reports a House energy bill aiming to boost residential conservation with tax credits up to 100 and solar credits up to 2180, plus federal funding for efficiency in schools and hospitals. It outlines adjustments in natural gas prices, oil taxes, and gasoline taxes to influence consumer and producer behavior, with impact on household bills and industry incentives.
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GOP
John Rhodes
Caters
Rhodes
Thomas Ashfey
D-Ohio
Controversis
Washington (Ap
House of Representatives
Ino
Saul
Gallens
Alton
Gallary
Freim
Abortion Debate Returns to House
Washington reports complicated House debate over federal funding for abortions. References Hyde Amendment limits and potential Senate language. Key figures include Representative Bond, Senator Bayh, and Dr. James Samynons, with party lines shaping prospects for fiscal year funding and medical procedure definitions.
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Col
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