Carter energy bill returns to Congress amid stalled tax parts
Congress prepares to reconvene on a House Senate energy bill with a conference committee set to reconcile differences. Senate considers delaying saccharin ban and Medicaid payment rules while other actions include a minimum wage boost and social security revisions. Public hearings and testimony cover South Korean influence in Congress as lawmakers debate tanker import shares and veteran education benefits.
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Fortes Dies After Chimpanzee Heart Transplant in Cape Town
Benjamin Fortes, a 41 year old accountant, died hours after Dr Christiaan Barnard's team performed a chimpanzee heart transplant at Groote Schuur Hospital. He was the second such transplant recipient and the first to be supported by an auxiliary piggy back pump.
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Lights Out In Texas City Leaves 800000 In Dark
A power outage in San Antonio lasted up to three hours after a snapped static line tangled with transmission lines from Calaveras Lake. A backup generator failed to start, causing partial service delay and later full restoration by 10 p.m. Power was borrowed from other Texas sources. The incident affected about 800,000 residents.
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Good Shepherd Baptist Church Plans mixed use block
Good Shepherd Baptist Church in Columbus blends faith with business planning a multi use block near a biracial neighborhood. Pastor Harold Pinkston says the church owns a Gulf station and undeveloped land, aims to fund ministry and offer non member access with high rise apartments above.
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Carter pushes quick action to curb hospital costs
The Carter administration urges rapid congressional steps to cap hospital fee increases at 9 percent annually. If delayed four months, an estimated 2.68 billion in added hospital bills would burden Americans. The plan exempts new and some nonprofit facilities while certain bills advance through House and Senate committees.
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Lottery roundup: three numbers drawn in Pennsylvania
A Saturday Pennsylvania Daily Lottery draw reported the numbers 690 as part of a broader lottery roundup. The result lists the winning digits, with players urged to check tickets for potential prizes and claim details.
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Klan plans border patrol amid anti immigration tensions
National KKK director says Klansmen will patrol the U S Mexican border from Brownsville to the Pacific coast to curb illegal immigration. David Duke faced demonstrators in San Ysidro where a car window was smashed. one arrest reported as groups opposing his visit gathered nearby.
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