Mandatory fuel saving measures not ruled out
Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger warned that voluntary conservation may fail. He said mandatory steps could begin by summer, including weekend gasoline station closings and temperature controls in public buildings to avert heating oil shortages next winter.
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Iran
James R. Schlesinger
Schiesinger
Schlesinger
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United States
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Jody Powell
Powell
Carter reports progress toward Egypt Israel peace talks
President Carter said he defined the main elements of a peace treaty and after meetings with Sadat in Cairo, Begin and Israeli officials in Jerusalem, progress was made toward a deal. Yet the six day mission ended without a treaty as violence flared and key gaps remained on Sinai oil liaison posts and envoy exchanges.
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Sadat
Menachem Begin
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Artillery Exchanges Mark Last Day of Peace Mission
On the final day of President Carter's Mideast peace mission Palestinian guerrillas and Israeli border gunners exchanged heavy artillery fire. A Lebanese shell near a school in Zatar killed a child and wounded three others. Arafat's PLO said Nabatiyeh and Aishiyeh endured heavy shelling. Israel denied targeting those towns.
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Aishiyeh
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Mideast
Zatar
Sidon
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Tyre
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Tel Aviv
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Metulla
Exxon Refuses to Renew Oil Supply Contracts Worldwide
Exxon Corp says it will not renew crude oil contracts with unaffiliated distributors worldwide. About 10 percent of Exxon’s crude was sold to third parties, including some in Japan. Industry sources note third parties shipped a sizable share of Japan’s imports from Exxon in 1977.
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Exxon
Tokyo
Iran
Tattoo history and Winchester’s sole artist profiled
Inside Today reports on tattooing evolution over 10,000 years with Grandpa Groovy in Winchester as the town’s only tattoo artist. A Front Royal suit involves ex-police officers and Town Manager Walter Duncan. A Northwest Workshop project aims to double facility capacity.
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Duncan
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