Windfall profits boost Carter energy plan pitch
Oil firms report first quarter gains cited as political fuel for President Carter's push for a windfall profits tax and a fund to support energy programs. Analysts caution figures reflect year-ago lows and do not forecast future profits amid decontrol.
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Carter
Congress
Sohia
Texaco
Gulf
Exxon
Standard of Indiana
U.S
OPEC
Jerry McAffee
Letters applauding Frederick County Creek Committee efforts
Readers laud the Frederick County Creek Committee for addressing Opequon Creek pollution from Winchester. They urge data access from the Virginia State Water Control Board and call for careful analysis, neighborly cooperation, and ongoing updates to Clarke County authorities.
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the Star
Frederick County
Frederick County Creek Committee
Longmarsh
Clarke County
Opequon Creek
Opequon
Winchester
Virginia State Water Control Board
The
Evening Star
West Virginia Water Control Board
Creek Committee
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Planning Commission
Creek
Margaret Stewart Maizel
George F. Vandewoude
Jacob V. Maizel, Jr
Dorothy Vandewoude
Wedgewood Farm
Berryville
Helms Breaks With Carter on Mideast Aid Policy
Conservative Sen. Jesse Helms plans a minority report opposing U S aid for the Egyptian Israeli peace treaty. He warns of overarming Israel and Egypt and possible Soviet leverage with Arab allies while urging settlements stay tied to a comprehensive agreement. Helms cites Israel's nuclear question and urges no new taxes to fund arms.
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Washington
Carter
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Helms
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Soviet Union
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Mideast
America
Senate
Robert Byrd
Byrd
Arab West Bank
John Carbaugh
Morris J.amitay
United States
Gulf
John Warner
Virginia
Carbaugh
Congress
West Bank
Arab World
Menachem Begin
Jimmy Carter
Teddy Kennedy's Fig Leaf and 1980 Prospects
The piece argues Ted Kennedy remains the top national figure and could challenge Carter in 1980. It cites Kennedy’s rebuke of oil price policy, describes his liberal stance as a challenge to populism, and predicts Kennedy may enter the race if a challenger disrupts Carter, potentially winning big in the primaries. The piece references Chappaquiddick and Kennedy’s enduring popularity versus unpopular views.
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the Star
James Crockett
Evening Star
Paul N.marsteller
W. Clifford Street
Winchester
N. Y
Chappaquiddick
Edward Kennedy
United States
Jimmy Carter
Kennedy
New York City
Ted Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
America
Robert Kennedy
Jerry Brown
Massachusetts
Big City
Toronto
A Nice Place to Visit But
Russell Baker offers a satirical travel sketch contrasting New York and Toronto. He notes Toronto’s courteous but inert urban culture, lack of startling city energy, vandalism hesitations, and oddities from taxi literature to garbage and dogs, ending with a return to New York and candy wrappers.
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Toronto
New York
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