Carter presses energy plan in Kansas City rally
President Carter urged national cooperation and new energy ideas before a Kansas City audience as he outlined a $140 billion plan over 10 years. He pledged audits of refiners, tighter oil-sector oversight, and state by state conservation goals while cautioning shortages will persist.
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Five Hurt in Avtex Blast
An early morning explosion at Avtex in Front Royal damaged property and sent five people to medical facilities. Three men were in serious or stable condition with extensive burns, while two others received minor injuries and were treated and released. Fire officials noted shattered windows and a controlled situation as Avtex and local crews responded.
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Hawaii police walkout shuts down island services
Nearly all 1800 Hawaii county police officers walked off duty prompting the Public Employment Relations Board to seek a temporary restraining order. Supervisors handle only emergencies as lines to public phones fail and traffic signals blink. Authorities blame the strike on stalled contract talks with a 60 day cooling off rule looming.
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Area News Roundup and Features Preview
Wire from Warren reports on a couple who made the big escape while a photo feature highlights a weekend donkey baseball game on the Area Page. Rattan speech is the subject of a story on the Area News Page in today’s Star edition.
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Desai Resigns Amid Janata Leadership Crisis in India
Defense Minister Jagjivan Ram and Finance Minister Charan Singh vie to lead the fractured Janata Party and become prime minister after Morarji Desai, the world's oldest, resigned before a no confidence vote. Ram, 71, would be the first Untouchable PM if elected. the coalition frays as Indira Gandhi looms. See New Crisis Page 2.
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Carter’s energy plan links conservation and quotas to politics
President Carter outlines a broad energy strategy emphasizing government intervention. He calls for oil import quotas, a switch from oil to coal for utilities, mandatory conservation, and authority to ration gasoline, with plans for an Energy Security Corporation and a Solar Bank funded by taxes on decontrolled oil profits.
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