White House ends farmers priority for diesel fuel
The White House ordered ending the rule that gave farmers priority access to diesel to free up supply for independent truckers amid the nationwide strike. President Carter promised more diesel to strikers, as violence disrupted hundreds of rigs across 18 states and injuring several drivers.
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Worst Weekend Seen as Gasoline Blockades Hit U S
Fuel shortages and price threats ripple nationwide as 60 000 retailers threaten to shut pumps July 1. AAA reports only 424 percent open Saturday and 31 percent on Sunday amid lines and rationing, with governors and National Guard enforcing limits.
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Somoza balks at resignation. hints at democratic solution
In Managua President Anastasio Somoza opposed U S calls to quit but offered to pursue a democratic path. He said he was open to dialogue while heavy fighting raged in Managua slums between National Guard and Sandinista guerrillas. U S Secretary Cyrus Vance urged a transitional government of national recognition and an end to the 42 year Somoza rule.
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Gas rationing plan curbs Washington area lines
Washington area odd-even gasoline plan appears to shorten pump waits while raising exemptions. Gov Dalton and Gov Hughes brief U S Energy Secretary Schlesinger with local officials in view of fuel allocations. The plan covers Fairfax Arlington Prince William Loudoun and several cities and exempts weekends and certain vehicles.
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Track Patroller Maintains Rails Under Local System
Owen, a school system teacher, is shown performing maintenance in a basement workshop and along railroad tracks. The Track Patrol unit cleans and inspects the lines used by the Chessie System. photos appear on the Area News page.
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