Carter says energy crisis risks biggest ripoff in history
President Carter blasted oil and gas firms as war profiteers in a national news conference warning that the energy crisis could produce enormous windfall profits for the industry. He vowed to press the energy plan amid Senate resistance and outlined links to possible tax cuts and urban policy, stressing the crisis as a moral issue akin to war.
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False Alarms A Dangerous Business
Richmond AP reports Republican gubernatorial candidate John Dalton warns Panama Canal treaties could harm Virginia’s economy as Virginia port activity relies on canal shipping. Dalton noted job losses if the canal closes. He died hours later after a fall from a ladder truck en route to a false alarm. Winchester reports 28 false alarms since January 1 costing taxpayers and tying up crews.
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Americans Win Three Nobel Med Prize and Two in Physics
Three Americans shared the 1977 Nobel prize in physiology or medicine for peptide hormone production with Roger Guillemin, Andrew Schally, and Rosalyn Yalow. In physics, John H. Van Vieck and Philip Anderson won alongside Sir Nevill Mott for electronic structure research.
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Dodgers erupt for four homers to tie World Series
The Los Angeles Dodgers evened the World Series by belting four home runs to beat the New York Yankees. The event dominates today’s sports coverage with game details and context on the title chase.
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Poe Wins Campground in Winchester. Supervisors Approve 70 Sites
Ralph Poe won approval for a 70 site travel trailer campground off Ward Avenue west of Winchester after a 3-2 vote by Frederick County Board of Supervisors. The decision followed a tense debate over access and debate rules, with Rosenberger casting a tie-breaking vote in Poe’s favor.
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