Bomb injures 15 in Jerusalem blast near taxi stand
An explosion near a downtown Jerusalem taxi line injures 15, one seriously, with shrapnel striking waiting passengers. Police report damage to a clothing store and pizza stand near Jaffa Road and Luntz Street as authorities tighten security after Prime Minister Begin departs for the United States.
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Governor Withdraws State Police from Newport News Strike
Gov. John Dalton said state police will be pulled from the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co picket lines and returned to highway patrol. He cited advice that local officers can maintain order and enforce laws, ending a 56 day strike. At peak 88 troopers were on duty, prompting Steelworkers criticism of state power in labor matters.
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Khomeini Seeks to Halt Kurdish Rebellion in Iran
SanandaJ Iran AP report says Khomeini representatives and Tehran religious leader Ayatollah Taleghani meet Kurdish leaders for a second day to prevent spread of a five day old rebellion as army troops and guerrillas observe an uneasy cease fire and shops reopen.
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Inflation jumps 1.2 percent in February driven by food housing fuels
The government reports February CPI up 1.2 percent the sharpest monthly rise in four years driven by food prices up 1.6 percent housing costs 1.3 percent and energy costs including gasoline. Meats and broad inflation push 12 month rise near 9.9 percent.
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Frederick County Names Ned Cheely New Parks Director
The Star profiles Frederick County's newly appointed Parks and Recreation Director Ned Cheely on page 13 in the Country Roads feature. The Living section also investigates Winchester's busiest public pay telephone.
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FBI Probes Potomac Edison Coal Purchase at Williamsport Plant
The FBI has opened an inquiry into Potomac Edison's R. Paul Smith generating plant in Williamsport Maryland. Investigators focus on alleged sale of inferior coal to contractors delivering to the plant. Possible charges include mail fraud racketeering and conspiracy with 80 PE workers and mine operators interviewed across seven western counties. Results due in about 30 days then forwarded to a Baltimore grand jury.
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Americans urged to conserve energy amid rising costs
An AP NBC News poll finds 68 percent of Americans plan to cut energy use, while 25 percent won’t reduce driving even if gas hits 1 a gallon. Many households report lowering thermostat settings and trips, and some plan purchases like wood stoves to save money.
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Energy bill prompts AP NBC poll remark
A respondent notes rising heating costs as the AP NBC News poll cites sample survey limitations. The report explains that with 1,600 interviews the results may vary from the full population due to sampling chance.
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