Carter Eyes Imported Oil Tax as Domestic Levy Alternative
President Carter weighs a four dollar per barrel import tax on oil if Congress blocks a domestic crude tax. Energy adviser James Schlesinger says the plan could lift gasoline by five to seven cents a gallon, matching the impact of the proposed domestic levy. He notes the option would pressure prices while offering consumer rebates and avoids giving excess to the oil industry.
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Washington
Carter
Cecgpess
Bss of Energy
Impact Inc
Eresey Becktary
James &. Schesinger
Eeblesinger
Congress
Oller
Schlecinger
Schlesinger
Allah
Senate Finance Committee
Hut Schlesinger
Televised violence blamed in youth murder case
Defense contends a 15 year old boy killed an elderly woman after exposure to television. Prosecution rests. witness testimony includes family members and doctors as attorney Ellis Rubin plans to call Zamora s father Yolanda Zamora next to discuss the boy s upbringing. Rubin says the boy is a seed of TV influence and will seek deposition from TV star Telly Savalas while court airs trial excerpts on local public TV.
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Ailass
Renny Zarmora
Meseme
Ellis Rubin
Zamora
Yolanda
Zemiaca
Slater Taland
N.Y
Rubin
Zamore
Darrell Agrella
Elingr Naggart
Zemora
Agrelld
Wing Nen
Telly Savalas
Miami
Savalas
H. Paul Baker Figs
Salvatas
Supreme Court
Sleyvston
Courtreom
Maritime unions donate to 1976 election campaigns
Common Cause reports maritime unions contributed sizable sums to 215 members of the House of Representatives. Details show a wide range of gifts with the largest going to Rep. Leo Deturetti and multiple others receiving five figure amounts amid debates on oil import preferences and ship labor priorities.
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Washington
Move of Representatives
Common Cause
Sundey
U.S
Common Calne
Leo Deturetti
D-Ny
Cuterion
Pelerell
Thomas Ashley
D-Chia
Jobe Tent
Loyd Meeds
D-Wash
Frederick Richmind
John Murphy
John Burton
Thorman & OF Neal
Dmass
Housing subsidies for the poor urged by HUD proposal
The New York Times reports HUD seeks authorization to subsidize about 50 000 housing units for working poor families. The plan would mix government backed mortgages with reduced interest. eligibility targets families earning too much for public housing yet too little for market rates.
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New York
The
New York Times
Department of Hearsing
Ashian
the Times
HUD
Wits
Olive of Management
Aga the Times
Shoulit
Ofice
Blacks favored in mayoral elections
In Atlanta, Mayor Maynard Jackson leads a field of four opponents as polling suggests strong black support in the nonpartisan race. The crowded primary includes Rabph Day Perk and a black judge Ernest Morial, whose totals are reported unofficially in the New Orleans contest context.
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Tee Associa
Preas
Atlanta
Maynard -Jackson
Tee Day
Cleveland
Rabph Day
Theop
New Orleans
Morial
Kiefer
DiRosa
Toni Morrison
Mangor
Olka
Ventidales
Ti Allanta
Jackson
Millen
Vleetton
Mace Shermnott
Sam Massel
Jacksute
Jovason
Harold Dye
Fimma Darrell
Milton Farne
Fulton County
Abortion Battle Halts Passage of Major Federal Funding Bill
A House Senate conference aimed to resolve abortion payment terms delaying a $60.3 billion bill funding HHS and Treasury. Disagreement centers on using federal funds for abortions with life threatening or medically necessary cases, stalling final passage as of midweek.
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Washington
House-Senate
Senate
House
Siainton
de Mause
The Dare Mail Foundbed Let Teitpomye Tan 4121 Tseeliin 235123
The item describes a vintage mail system notice with scattered addresses and postal terms. It references the Aseriatel Presa and mentions postage rates and years around 1973. The readable elements include a Magertichw residence and a Mel. code.
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Dare Mail
Teitpomye
Mark Hy Mail
Ogee Cayovelhs
Ata
Pickup Truck Tragedy Near Plant City Kills Ten on Amtrak Route
A collision between an Amtrak Floridian passenger train and a pickup truck carrying a camper near Plant City Florida left ten dead including seven children and many injured. Authorities say the crossing lights were functioning and the whistle blew as the truck attempted to cross. Investigators sift through wreckage at the dark rural site to identify victims and determine exact sequence of events.
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Plast City
Fla
Taya
Amtrak
Florida
Countty Sheriff's Department
Clty
Uvat
Tney
Bustiell
Pete Medley
Chicsto-te- St. Petersburg
Tampa
Soviet promotes Kuznetsky to Politburo amid leadership shakeup
Moscow dispatch reports Vasily V. Kuznetsky, longtime aide to Foreign Minister Andrei Dromyko, named one of night candidate Politburo members as Brezhnev era policy meetings begin. Other promotions include Konstantin Chernenko and committee changes with a new constitution draft awaiting parliament.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vasily V. Kuznetsky
Seceid I. Bresknes
Kuznetsov
Andrei A. Dromyko
Com
Qurely
Gronyha
Gromyza
Steehney
Kremlin
Communist Party
Galag Coromilles
Membr
Konstantin A. Chernecko
I. Chernenky
Brezhnev
Lava slows advance toward Kalapana Hawaii
Lava from Kilauea slows near Kalapana as scientists predict slow movement over days. Residents, led by local business owner Yamaguchi, evacuate cautiously yet retain faith in Madame Pele. Civil Defense reports most lava has hardened on the channel and will not reach the town this week.
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Kalapana
BaWaii
Wailer
Yamaguchi
Madame Pete
Hawaii
Kalapar
Yarmaguchi
Kalaesa Volcana
Pele
Hawaii Volcanoos National Park Observatory
Epa
Ocean
Waa
Liva
Media seeks paranoia hunt in White House claim
Powell argues media shows an almost insatiable desire to find hostility toward the White House after Bert Lance probe and the ensuing administration turmoil. He states reporters press for evidence of paranoia but he doubts such claims are real.
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CAR
Phile House
Py Sot
Powell Sa
Peranoia
Bert Lance
Powell
Sews
Te Atedia
News & World Report
Shleik
Daily Mail ownership filing part reveals stockholders and offices
The document outlines ownership and management details for The Daily Mail including publisher James M. Schurz, editor James M. Schurz, and managing editor George Rash. It lists headquarters at 25 Summit Ave, Hagerstown MD 20760 and notes subscription price and publication schedule.
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Ahnual Sh. B
Krown
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Summit Ave
Hagerstown
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Bington County
Maryland
Names
James M. Schurz
Dustey
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Postal
Pitle
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Fragmentary Bible Verse Quotation Inspires Mild Debate
A garbled Arts and Religion clipping cites proverbs from Proverbs 14 25 26 and a Robert South quote about measure of a man by his deeds and gifts. The text blends biblical phrasing with scattered phrases about watering and blessing. No clear event or person beyond general authorship is identifiable.
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