Carter outlines two year program to boost economy
President elect Carter and key Democrats propose a $30 billion plan for public works and tax cuts including one time rebates up to 200 dollars. The package targets job creation, with 800000 potential new positions and unemployment reductions from 8.1 to about 6.5 7 percent.
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Carter
Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Senate
Robert Byrd
Public
Virginia faces intensified natural gas shortage crisis this winter
The Virginia natural gas shortage worsened with record cold since November. State regulators urged conservation, with Vepco reporting 33 percent higher gas use in Nov and Dec 1976 than the prior year and warning of possible curtailments for high priority users to meet essential needs.
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Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Tidewater
James C. Dunstan
SCC
Division of Public Utilities
Dunstan Menti
Vepco
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Chesapeake
Hampton
Newport News
Williamsburg
Poquson
James
York Counties
Commonwealth Natural Gas Prp
Dunstan
Commonwealth Natural Gas
Snow Promised and Pets Need Protection in Cold Weather
The article warns of continuing cold and potential snow with wind chill. It urges pet owners to shelter dogs in windbreaks and provide bedding or straw to prevent hypothermia as temperatures drop into the single digits. A local veterinarian stresses the dangers of exposure to pets outdoors.
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Clarke County
Weather Service
Star
Three Area Fire Victims Two Arrested for Arson In Shamokin Hotel Fire
A Shamokin hotel fire is ruled arson after nine people die including Ted Miller and the Hartungs. Two Shamokin volunteers, David Dietman and Anthony Primerano, are charged with arson, nine counts of homicide, conspiracy, and creating a catastrophe.
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Shamokin
Pennsylvania
Ted Miller
Stephens City
William
Judy Hartung
Miller
Brenda
Associated Press
David Dietman
Anthony Primerano
Walnut Towers Motor Inn
Friendly Questions For Rep. Brock Adams
Rep. Brock Adams, secretary of transportation designate, faced friendly questions during Senate confirmation hearings. He signaled potential reversals of Ford admin positions, including a possible reversal on not requiring air bags in new cars.
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Washington
Brock Adams
Senate
Carter
Adams
Senate Commerce Committee
Ford Administration
Washington State
Warren Magnuson
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
Coleman
Soviet Refusal to Pay Share for Sinai Peacekeeping
The State Department said the Soviet Union acted illegally in refusing about 4.4 million of 16 million dollars due for UN buffer zone forces in Sinai. Officials noted other members owe their shares, while Moscow seeks a role in future Geneva talks.
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N Y Times
Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
United Nations
Sinai
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Robert L. Funseth
Department
General Assembly
United States
Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
Cyprus
Egypt
Moscow
Carter
Weather Delays Basketball Games Across Districts
Last night basketball was cancelled across Northwestern and Commonwealth districts with only one game rescheduled this morning Handley at Park View at 8 p.m. varsity and 6 30 p.m. jayvee. Monday athletic director meetings will decide further reschedulings.
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Commonwealth
Handley
Park View
James Wood
Blue Ridge
Jayvee
Highlights of last minute Super Bowl prep at Rose Bowl
The Star details final preparations for tomorrow's Super Bowl at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena California with focus on teams, staff and venue readiness. Religion coverage notes the ordination of a woman to the Episcopalian priesthood and lists related items on Religion Page 15.
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Rose Bowl Stadium
Pasadena
Calif
Winchester
Abby
Sis
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Newark
N.J
Ivan Rogalsky
Lakewood
Louis A. Giovanetti
FBI
New Jersey
Rogalsky
U.S
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Giovanetti
Yevgeniy Karpov
Karpov
REP
By Bernard Gwertzman
the Pines
Israel
Syria
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